Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-07-30
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his presence was needed. An answer was sent that 1t was not needed and be will not come uutIl sent for. Loveioy said there were nearly SIX hundred men at work in the Homes cad mIlls, turning out first class work and that more would be sent there today.
 WASHINGTON, July 26.-The senate confirmed the nomination of George Shiras jr., as associate justice of the supreme court
 VIENNA. July 26.-The famous Rob oldest r. lies of he middle age has fallen, killing number of people.
 HOMESTEAD, July 26,-The eighth re- giment has been ordered home this morn ing It Is believed the others will fol- low until only two regiments are left.
 NEW YORK. July 26.-F. Mallich jour- neyman b ker. was arrested lhis morn- ing at Long Branch charged with com pllclty Tn the aCtempie ed murder of Prick.
 PIGTsB-RG, Pa, July 26.-H. Bauer, anoth-r supposed accomplice of Berk- man was arrested m Alleghany.
 NEW YokK, July 26.-The three up- per floors of the New York biscuit fac tory's new six story establishment was gutted by fire this morning. Loss S20,- 900.
 TOLEDO, Ohio, July 26.-The hotel Victoria, the great new summer botel at Putin bay island, lake Erie, was burn ee last night. Loss half million.
 SACRAMENTO, July Delegates from the Fifth congressional district met this afternoon and renominated Congressman Eugene F. Land for con- gress. There was no contest. BAY CITY, Mich, July 26.-A terrible fire wh ch started yesterday afternoon continued to rage all night and the sun rose this morning on field of ashes ex- tending over forty blocks. he estimat- ed loss is a million dollars.
 NASHVILLE, Tenn, July 26.-Johnson Sloan, ex-postmaste CT and outlaw under indictment in Putnam county for rob
 ping the mail, killed the deputy sheriff who: tried to arrest him, rode into Cork vile and t-rrorized the town, drove away the postmaster and the sheriff. He is new in his house defying arrest. The United States Marshall c. B. Harrison, brother of President Harrison is there and raised posse to capture him today. No one douts but what several will be killed.
 SACRAMENTO, Cal, July 26.-Nearly ali delegates to the Republican state convention have arrived. Everything
 will move smoothly with the exception of the congressional contest in the
 second district. George l. Johnson of Sacramento and John F. Davis of Gala ver8s, both claim the nomination by one vote. ! hs war in the third district IS over and the candidates for congress
 onal hOnors have dropped iron. five in | number to two. It is sure thing now
 for $. c. Hllburn as jutge, J. A. Wag mire has withdrawn in his favor and | Senator Whitney cannot secure enough | votes t0 beat the combination. Wag-
 mire has been selected for presidential elector.
 C. o. Alexander apparently opposl- tiOn for the noB1 B1ination for congressman from the fourth district, and Eugene F. Land in the fifth district. No one seems to want the nomination for presidential elector but Ed tor Hanscomb of Modesto
 will probably be given the nomination
 from the seventh distrIcs aud Samuel | M. Shortridge from the fourth district
 the German, and holder of the Ameri- can championship, and M. Apollo, cHampiOu of France. was witnessed this 1 evening at the Academy of Music by a large crowd. Apollo won the first bout in minutes and 47 seconds. Roeber won the second in , minutes and SC conds, and, after some two minutes ! wrestling in the third and last, the FreDchman claimed that he had hurt
 his side, and ran of the stage, giving | the cham pionship to Roeber, the S2,00O
 purse and gate receipts.
 WASHINGTON, July 27.-The house
 adjourned, leaving the Worlds Fair
 matter hung up.
 WASHINGTON, July 27.-The house re- sumed the consideration of the Sunday civil bill.
 A motion was made by Bankhead yesterday to reduce the appropriation for the worlds fair from five million to five dollars defeated 60 to l13 The vote
 was then announced IF for the world S fair appropriation and 105 against HOldman moved t0 reconsider. Bing-
 ham then moved to lay the motion on the table. Fllibusiering then began. WASHINGTON, July 26.-The treasury department today purchased TO 600 ounces of silver at S0,S650. Ths treas
 ury department having purchased the 1 amount of silver authorized by law for the current month, no further offers will oe considered until Monday, August 1st.
 DEsNIsoN, Tex, July 26-This city and the Ohlckasaw nation are cons der ably worked up over the discovery of zinc fields upon the Cuchlte river near Oh wells. An aGalisis of the ore de- velopes the fact that it's richness is equal to the famous Missouri mines, and that is inexhaustable as to quanti- ties now in sight.
 OMAHA, July 26.-A special to the Bee from Buffalo Wyo, says: Startling discoveries have been made at Fort Mckinney. Keiser, a soldier, under arrest at the post, has confessed that he was hired to blow up the building in which the stockmen were confined when brought from the ranch. On this iD- formation bomb made of four foot of two inch gas pipe was found this morn- ing under the floor. It contained two sticks of giant powder and the vacant space was filed with cotton saturated with oil.
 Keiser says he was paid s25 in advance and was promised S450 upon completion of the joo. It was to be fired by an electric friction tube but he pulled the wire too sharply and 1t came away with out igniting the charge.
 A man called Blazer formerly soldier was arrested today in connection with this affair and the subsequent burning of the cavalry quarters. Several arrests have been made at the pest.
 WALLACE, Idaho, July 26.-United States Marshal Pinkham started with twenty-five of the principal prisoners confined here for Boise City today by special train cn the Union Pacific. Co