Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-10-08
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nlgnt and addressed lns iargest aGul ence ever assembled at d political meet ing in Globe. Every seat in the large building was occupied, as well ss all available standing room in the hall, yes tibule and the steps out side. At each window WIS congregsted knot of at tsntive listeners. His speech was we'll received and it is confidently predicted that Mark Smiths maj jority of two years ago in Gis county Will be greatly reduced if not wiped out.
 Moscow, Oct, 4-30,000 pilgrims star ted for TrOits- to celebrated the 5OOth anniversary of the death of St Seigus accompanied by 10,0O0 clergy bearing sacred symbols and images. They sleep in pen air and present most wreched appearance.
 CENTRALIA Mo. Oct 4.-WoTd has just been received that disturbance occur red at a. rival meeting at Stevenson, Galloway county Sunday afternoon in which three men and one woman killed and number injured.
 NEW YORK. Oct, 4.-Patrick Egan, minister to Chili, arrived this morning on the Pacific mail steamer New York. He was received by representative Irish societies.
 NEW YORK, Oct IA interview with Ex-Mayor Grace the leader of the anti snappers is quoted as saying he conclud- ed indifference to opinions of his friends, best not to put th,rd ticket ID the field in this city.
 JACKSONVILLE, Fla. Oct. 4 4-Reports from ninety towns up to one o'clock D. m. indicate about an average vote. h. dicatiOns point to election of Mitchell, democrat, for governor by about IS,OOO majority.
 LONDON, Oct 4,-Tennison becomes worse towards this evening. At p. ID. the patients condition was critI- cal.
 PITTsCURG, Oct. 4.-Ths grand jury indicted R. J. Godfrey, supreme treas urer of the Order of Salons, for the em- bezzlement of Sl4,000 from the order and indicted Godfrey and G. NJ. Ball, supreme president, and 4. $. Mundorff, chairman and supreme fnancier for conspiracy tc defraud the order.
 BERLIN, Oct At 9:3O p. m. this morning, Lieut.. Miklos of the Austrian army one of the competitors in the long distance military ride, arrived here. He left Vienna at 7:50 Saturday morn ing, therefore he was three days, one hour and forty minutes on the road. He is the first of riders, either Austrian or German to finish the ride and it was evidently fast and furious. Both man and beast are completely worn out.
 PARIS, Oct. 3.-Joseph Ernest Renan, distinguished philosopher and author, died today. On Tuesday last he was driving and caught severe cold, which speedy developed into congestion of the lungs.
 It is said Renan was rational to the last moment, and when he found death drawing near expressed wish that he might have a natlcnal funeral and his body be inferred in the Pantheon. Conan died in the College de France, a little way beyond the new building of the Sorbonne. His children were pres ent at his bedside. No priest attended the dying man.
 De Freycinct, Minister of War: Gen. Fourier, Pere Hyacinthe, Comte de Lisle, M. Puvis de Chavennes and other per sonages celebrated in the political, artistic and scientific worlds called at the college during the day and inscrib- ed their names on the visitors book.
 PARIS, Oct. 3.-Many persons continue to be attacked daily by cholera in the city and suburbs. Tester jay thirty y-five fresh cases and ten deaths were reported.
 BUDA PEsTH, Oct. 3.-It is officially announced that this city is infected with cholera Officials state that the disease was introduced here through the medium of imported hides.
 HAMBgRG, Oct 3.-Cholera returns to- day are: New cases 9S, deaths 31. Nine thousand clerks have been thrown out of work in the city owing to the depress- ing influence the epidemic has exercised on all lines of business.
 LONDON Oct. 3.-The Standards Vien- na correspondent says: "The first Ger man military officers who left Berlin on Saturday to ride to this city crossed the frontier SuGday morning and rested at noon at Wickan. Lieut.. Mayhem oD Fitzheil reached Rumburg at 3:45 p. m. Prince Frederick Leopold arrived at Rumburg at p. m. and continued with out haltipg to Weiswasser. Caron Zsnd's horse, Schnippe, died of collie and Baron Osten's sustained a fracture of the knee, The last dispatches, judging from the distances covered, show the Austrians and Germans about equally matched. Betting is very heavy, and varies from hour to hour. Some riders are expected to finish on the fourth day, as they give no consideration to their horses
 NEW YORK, Oct. 3.-A Berlin cable to a morning paper says: "A suit which in wolves no less person than Empress Eugenia Victoria and near relatives of Sleswig Glucksbourg will be called in the courts within few days. It appears that the late Emperor William, after taking possession of Sleswig- fl Holstein in 1866, tired his utmost to befriend the deposed dynasty. In this spirit he sanctioned the marriage of hls grandson the present. Kaiser William with, the poverty stricken Princess of Agust- enbCurg, and that Of Price Frederick Leopold of Prussia to her sister. He distributed the castles and crown estates of ihe Hoistein family among its various homeless members and put them on their feet again. Among the castles was the Glucksbourg schloss, which he turned over to Duke Charles of Sleswig. The duke and duchess are dead, and the incumbent up to a few weeks SEQ considered himself undisputed proprle- tor of the schloss of Giucksbourg.
 ''Then a secret scandal was flashed before his eyes by the letter of lady be- longing to the highest nobility in the country, who showed him deeds and other legal instruments to prove that her daughter is the child of the late Duke Charles, who, she claims, left her all bis personal property and select ed Schloss- -Glucksbourg for her resi- dence. Duke Frederick Ferdinand, who, like the rest of the family, considered his late uncle Charles a model of pro- priety, refused to believe the lady's state. ments, aud says the documents are not sufficient legal evidence. The lady, the refore. appealed to the Kaiser, who, however, refused to interfere. All hopes of o m ani blo arranoamapt ha;pr oban