Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-09-03
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g eamer Gemma wh ch arrived at Grove serd from H,mburg yesterday were taken sick shortly aft lacdnz and died. Ths doctors pronounced the nal adv cholera.
 i he ref ort of two deaths from cholera at Grovesend has been telegraphed throughout the country and his pro- duced great eXcit ment. Today the steamer Laura plying between Hamburg and Lynn arrived at Ly1n. The haa tn officers found two cholera suspects on board The vessel was immediately ordered put back to sea. The officers and passengers protested against such su nmary treatment, but the health of ficers wee O durate aud refused to let single person land from the steamer.
 LONDON, Aug. 26.-A fsarful mine tx plosion has O0curr q at Parkslip coal pijs near Bridge Ed, Wales I51 men are en'ombed and it is feared there has been great loss of life Not single man has yet made his escape. he work of C caring has begun with many hundred vo!upI eers.
 At six o'clock th;s morning the rescu- ing party came to the surface with two nen whom t ey found near the bottom ofthe pit Both were bad y burned and unconsc. .ous and i've but lit le hope of
 heir recovery. ShOr ly after this a fir. suddenly burst forth from the mouth of the pit. This cut off all hope, for those who first escaped death have certainly been suffocated or burned 10 death.
 BERLIN, Aug 26.-Despite every effort l. aE, Il ,e, ,4 Hamburg. Over 800 cases have been reported with 300 deaths.
 UNION TowN, Pa, Aug 26.-The Col umbia Steel Company and their en- ployt @ who are members of Amalgam- ated Association, reach d the agreement as to wages last night, and the mill re- sumes at once. Sixty mills are affected by the settlement.
 ST. PETERSBURG, Russia, Aug. 26.- Cholera returns for yesterday show an- other upward jump in the number of fatal casHs. There were yesterday 6322 new cases, an increase of 700 over the previous day. Deaths were 2977, an in- crease of 239 In St. Petersburg alone there were 103 new cases and 24 deaths.
 PUEBLO, Colo, Aug. 26. Billy Woods the champion heavy weight of Colorado last night knocked out Billy Graves, a youngster from New Mexico, in two rounds.
 NEW YORK, Aug. 26.-Health officers in New York are aiready prepared to fight the cholera should it make it's appearence here.
 Dr. Edson, the sanitary superinten- dent, thinks cholera will undoubtedly reach this port within the next week or ten days.
 INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Aug. 26.-The possibility of cholera reaching American shores has caused the executive com mIttes of the international conference If the state boards of health to meet here today 10 take precautionary measures President Mccormick says the coast in. spectlon is inadequate Tn many places and 1t would be the duty of the inter- national conference to hunt up these weak places and see that proper pre- cautions are taken everywhere. The committee is in session this afternoon.
 BAKERSFIELD, Cal, Aug. 26.-Train No. +, Los Angeles express, ran into d q the Bakerfield yards. The accident was the result of a misplaced switch. No lives were lost, but engineer Pnipps was badly bruised. The mail and express cars of passenger and three freight cars were badly wrecked. Two of the cars were loaded with sugar and the natives are carrying it home by the bag full. The express train was delayed six hours by the smash-uP.
 INDIANAPOLIS. Aug. 26.-A telegram was received from the Illinois Board of Health and Ihe Sanitary Board of Cbi- caGO requesting steps to be taken to memorialze President Harrison, skiing for the prohibition of all immigrant n during the prevalence of the Asi4tic cholera as it was epidemic in ether countries. This telegram was referred to the inspection comm ssion with ins- tructions to report after its investigation.
 LOUISVILLE, Ky, Aug. 26.-Hon. w. c. P. Breckenridge today was declared the DemOcraflc nominee f, Cor gress from the southern district of Kentucky.
 DENVER, Aug. 25.-A Rocky Mountain News special from Grand Junction says: This evening an order for three collins was received from West Water, Utah, just over the Colorado. Investigation has developed meager details of duel between w. E. Davis and what is known as the Brock gang of thieves. As far as known Davis killed three of the gang and fatally wounded Brock, the leader. Further information is expected tonight.
 NEW YORE, Aug. 25.-L. Won Hoff man & Co. have ordered Sl,000,000 in gold coin for shipment to Eurpe to morrow by the steamship Fuerst Bis mark.
 SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Aug. 25.-P. J. Berlo rode two mics on Hampden Park this afternoon in minutes, 48 2-5 seconds, breaking the worlds record of minutes, IS I . seconds made by Taylor last fall.
 SARATOGA, N. r., Aug. 24.-The American Bar Association met here this and WAS called to order by President John F. Dillon. There was full attendance of mem berS of the legal fraternity from almost every state ln the Union. President Dillon, after the  preliminaries of organization were gone through. delivered his annual address.
 The discussion of the report of the on international law will be the most important event of the session. This committee presents a copious view of the question:: "Wnether any legisla- ton is necessary or practicable to give our courts jurisdiction in criminal cases for acts Of violence to persons or proper ty Of aliens committed by citizens of the United States" At the last session the committee was instructed to make on the subject at the present session.
 At the evening session paper was rad by John W. Carry of Chicago, on Limitations of Legislative power in | Respect to Personal Rights and Private i paper was read by Wm. | l.. Snyder of New York on "Hhe prob | em of Uniform Legislation in the United States"