Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-11-26
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was an ex-clerk of the Pension office. The bank officials suspected the eenu- iDeness of the signature and made a promp investigation which resulted in the arrest of Carraway.
 LOWELL, Mass, Nov 1s.-T5e Lowell Carpet Corporation will raise wages per cent. beginning Dec. 5th.
 BLACKSTONE, Mass, Nov, 1S.-The proprietors of the Blackstone cotton | mills have manifested their intention of advancing wages Dec. 5th. RED BUD, III, Nov.1S-A cyclone pass ed over this town yesterady completely demolishing one portion of the city. Wrecking 8 buildings and killing three people, wounding 20 and causing loss of property amounting to S150,OOO.
 SYDNEY, Nov 1S.-Advices from Sa- moa, say that disturbances have recently l occurred among natives of Tutuila Is | lands, arising from the claims of rival chiefs to title to mangoes. Fighting oc- cured at PagO Bay, where the town was ! almost destroyed.
 
 | Washington county was totally destroy ed by a cyclone yesterday morning. Every house in town except the school house was demolished. No lives were lost but the damage to property was great.
 SAN FRANCIsCO, Nov. 1S.-Telegraphic reports are coming in slowly on account of so many wires being down east of the | Rocky Mountain Range. There has been an unusually beavysfall of snow all through the Mississippi vally. The wires are being put up as promptly as l possible.
 SAN FRANCIsCo, Nov. 1S.-Ghe com plete official returns from the Third | Congressional district of California give Hiilborn 13 l3S. hillborn's p urality is I7 It IS claimed however that A ra- count of Altamont precinct, Alameda | county in which the vote for Congress- man IS heavier than the vote cast for the other candidates would show chan ges sufficient te elect English by about the same plurality as is now announced for Hillborn.
 | MEMPHIS, Tenn, Nov. 17.-Billy Da- wis, a negro employed in a saloon, was drowned in three inch 8 of water some time last night. He was intoxicated and fell into shallow bayou.
 MoDEsTo, Cal, Nov. 17.-Ths ware | house of Haslacher < Kahn at Clara | belle station, twelve miles from Modesto, burned last night with 4000 tons of wheat. Loss. S1l,OO0 Most of the grain WIS owned by farmers and was l insured.
 KANSAS CITY, Nov. 1.-The heavy storm of today through Missouri and portions of SOuthweste ern Nebraska and | water wheat. Reports received at the various rail road offices are that the fall of snow Is as good as heavy rain fall and has sewed winter wheat.
 kINGMAN. Arizona, Nov. 17.-One of the worst wrecks ever known on the At
 autic & Pacific road occurred seven miles east of Blackberry, this morning. 4 broken wheel under the smoker thre W the car off the track, on a trestle, ard four other cars followed it down a steep embankment. One man was killed and thirteen wounded, four of whom will die. A brakeman .crawled out thrOugh | the top of the rear coach and Tagged | the second section Of the train in time to prevent 1t crashing into the wreck. | The dead and injured were taken to | Peach Springs. The names of the vic | tims or any other particulars are not obtainable toni-ht
 FL PAso, Nov. 17.-Rosalio Castillo gho was to have been hung Friday. has been respited for one week Gov. HOgg has notified the sheriff by wire, giving as his reason that he wished further time to lCok into the petition and ac- count of the crime of received by him.
 Jailor Carr has noticed no change in the prisoners demeanOr. Charles E. Fruin has the contract for erectir 2 the scatfO!d and each piece of timber has been cut out aud is ready to be put iu place. He expected to place the scaf- fold in readiness tomorrow for its grln duty.
 It is hardly thought probable that the governor will commute the sentence of Castillo. There is feeling ameng our best citizens that the law should not be cheated of its prey. The rapist YVES positively identified by bis little eleven year old victim and one once seeing his Ieculiar physiognomy would rot well forget it.
 He was also identified by party who saw him following the girl In the vicin- lty of the place in which the crime was committed and shortly before he made the brutal assault,
 Tae crime for which he is 10 hang was the second of the kind for which he has been tried. On the first charge be was dismissed for lack of evidence.
 SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Nov. 19 An i'm mense crowd of spectators gathered this afternoon at Hampden Park to witness the annual foot ball match between Yale and Harvard. One side of the | field was an immenss sea Of blue and the other of crimson. Some twenty thous ard spectators were present including Governor Russell and people from all parts of New England. Yale won the game The score has not yet been re- | ceived.
 WAsHINGTcN, Nov. 19.-Mr. Blaine is reported to be very much improved this morning. He passed comfortable night.
 WACO, Tex, Nov. 19.-Temmy Warren, feather weight prize fighter is under ar rest here for the murder of Clem Stovall, l a cUlored porter of the St. Charles House.
 PTTsvILLE, Penn, Nov. 19-A caye- in occurred to-day at the Hazeldell Collery, Centralia, whereby seven or eight men are now imprisoned. Two others who have just been taken out are very badly injured.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 19.-The powder store house of Warren and Malley on the San Bruno road blew up this morn ing, injuring two men. They were taken to the county hospital. Some damage was done to the pest house which was lOT atpd near bv