Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-11-12

NEW ORLEANS, La, Nov. 4.-The h. dustrial Council met this afternoon and ordered strike tomorrow. If the strike takes place it will involve news papers. electric light companies, bakers. street cars and all other branches of industry and throw 25,OOO men out of employment.
 SAN FRANCIeCo, Nov. 4.-WiIliam Kitrick, lumber merchant of Oroville, Cal, committed suicide cutting his throat on the street this morning. A. G. Greene, a we'll known real estate dealer, committed suicide at the Galindo Hotel, Oakland, last night taking lau- danum. Motive in either case unknown.
 LA PORTE, Ind, Nov. 4.-The dead body of Mrs. Gaa was found on the banks of Clear Lake near this city this morning and the dead body of her hus- band at the home of his parents about the same time. Gaa stabbed his wife to death and then took poison. Jealousy was the cause; they had been married four times, and divorced three times. Gaa's brother IS serving life sentence for wife-murder.
 OMAHA, Nov. 4.-General Passenger Agent Lomax of the Union Pacific said this morning notwithstanding the Union Pacific were out of TransMissouri As sociatlon since Nov, l, he proposed to be very conservative regarding the rates and would maintain them as long as other roads adhered to the agreement. "As to paying commission to brokers on California business that was abso- lutely untrue, as We are not engaged in pastime of cutting rates"
 MONTGOMERY, Ala, Nov. 4.-The ap- pointment of United States Marshall Walker 'and subsequent telegram of General Shelly chairman of the Demo cratic Campaign Committee to. Chair man Dallas of the county committee to arrest deputies should they come within thirty feet of polls, cause apprehensions of conflict between state and federal authorities en election day. Gen. Shel- ly IS determined to make state law para mount In the management of election. Marshall Walker IS equally as firm and determined that the United States statue shall control.
 SIOUX CITY, Iowa, Nov. 5.-Demo- crats have withdrawn their electoral ticket in South Dakota. The State Central Committee mailed thousand circulars to Democratic voters in the State urging them to vote for the po- pulist electors and prevent the electoral vote gong for Harrison.
 OKAECsE, Ind. Ter, Sept. 5.-Mr. and Mrs. Fred Taske, Swedish settlers on a claim three miles from this place, were found dead inside their house. Both had been shot and the surroundings indicate murder.
 BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Nov 5,-At Bloss> burg, small mining town near here, a game of craps between miners broke up in TOW. Joe Murphy shot Lawrence Early, Richard Thomas and P. B. Johnson, all three will die. Murphy es- capped.
 NEW YORK, Nov, IA dispatch re- ceived this morning from w. T. Pollock, of Pollock county, dated Omaha, con- irming the report that he had been attacked and robbed on the tram. The dispatch said he lost case of diamonds valued at SS,O00 but was not wounded seriously.
 PITTsBURG, Nov. 5.-The jury in the Iams case returned verdict of not gull ty. The verdict however, sdjudged that the defendants, Co.'s. Hawkins and Strator, pay half costs iu the aggravated assault and battery case. Their coun- sel moved in view of the judges charge that the part of the vordict be set aside. The court ordered it put in writing but made no ruling on it.
 LONDON, Nov. 5.-All efforts to ef- feet a settlement of the threatened strike In the cotton manufacturing in- dustry failed, and thirty mills at Ash ton under this strike closed today. A general strike of the operatives will com mence this afternoon.
 A Rome dispatch to the Pail Mall Gazette says that the Pope is very ill. The clerical papers in the dispatch says will make every effort to conceal the fact. He is very feeble, fsints easily and is forbidden to do any work.
 NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 5.-The labor unions are weakening already although to-day at noon was fixed for the sus- pension of all trade. Mayor Fitzpatrick interested himself in behalf of the la borers and asked the merchants if they would receive a communication from the laborers in writing. They replied in the affirmative and a communication forwarded to the Arbitration Committee shortly before noon. A number of organizations had already declared they would not obey the mandate of the strikers.
 NATcHEz, Nov. 5.-John Haskins, alias John Mahogany, was delivered into cus- tody of two agents of the State of Loui- siana, here Wednesday. They reached JonesvIlle Wednesday night. Tester day a mob of masked men overpowered them and took the prisoner and hanged him. Within a week one white man and four negroes have been murdered. one man was murdered by his two sons and daughters. They paid the penalty of their crime with life sentences.