Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-08-13
TELEGRHpHIC.

this afternoon. Smith was hit in th,
 back, Witty in the neck, neither dan
 gsrously wounded. Chris Evans. an olC
 resident here shot Witty. hundred
 men with rifles are now in pursuit anC
 will probably capture the robbers.
 CHEYENE, Aug. 5.-The invadn.
 stockmen were arraigned in court yester day but the prosecution was not ready
 and matters went over until Saturday. SoUTH BEND, Ind, Aug, 5.-As a re l suit of the carpenters union Eumhel
 six hundred and twenty-nine of thi'
 place refusing to use Carnegie's mate terial the Stakeholder works empl 1yine
 5000 men were compelled to close dIHn
 PlTTsBURG, August 5.-A. c. Prick, SC | far recovered from bis wounds as to be
 able to resume his duties this morning
 MoNDoN, Aug, 5.-Water from the | abandoned coal mine, near Dewsbury flooded the adjacent mines this morn
 ing and drowned six miners.
 LINCOLN, Neb., Aug, ,. - The Re- publican state convention reassembltd d l tillS anu IO ldho IDc | fifth ballot for governor resulting in the
 nomination of Lorenzo CrouDz. Rev. J. G. Tate was nominated lieutenant- governor.
 l WASHINGTON, August 5.-The house | met in committee of the whole to con- sider DurbUrows Worlds Fair bill. The house then took a recess until sev-
 en this evening. It is understood the
 house will adjourn until next winter to- night.
 DETROIT, Mich, August 5.-Charlee Daily baker this morning shot at his
 wife and step daughter probably fatal
 ly woundiDg the latter. He was arrest ed after desperate struggle, in which he wounded Policeman Snooks in the
 leg. The tragedy was the result of a family quarrel.
 LONG ISLAND CITY, Aug, 5.-There is DO truth in the report of John l.. Sul- livan's broken leg. He has been seen by reporter of the Associated Press looking in a splendid condition and sound.
 WASHINGTON, Aug, 5.-The Worlds Fair bill is now before the senate in re- gular session.
 ST. PAUL, August ,. - Dispatches from Zumbrota, Lltchfield Sank Centre and other places, to the effect that the
 most destructive storm of the season passed over that section this morning accompanied by heavy wind and hail. It was several miles wide laying waste uncut grain and doing great damage.
 WASHINGTON. August 5.-Chairman Boatner, of the House committee of in- vestgatiOn on charge of drunkenness in the House made by Watson finished It's report. The report says that three or four appeared on the floor more or less under the influence of liquor but none in the condition as charged. The com mittee will report resolution declaring Watson's charge untrue and an unwar- ranted assault on the honor and dignity of the House. Grout will present a minority report allowing Watson an op- portunity to retract his statement
 PITTsBURG, Pa, Aug. 5.-Thirteen of the rioters at Duquesne wers arrr st d today, Many others left town. There is no disturbance to-day. Thirty re- pairman driven away by the strikers yesterday returned to work today
 VERMLLIoN, Ohio, Aug. 6.-The Re publican presidential campaign opened here this afternoon in Linwood Grove in the presence of large throng of peo- pie, mostly farmers. Hon. Chas. Foster, secretary of the treasury, who came from Washington for the purpose, de- livered the principal speech of the day on the currency of the country.
 VIsALIA, Cal, Aug, 6,-An ex super visor living fourteen miles north of this city says the robbers passed his place at five o'clock this morning evidently making for Stokes mountains a rug ged country with plenty of water. Evans knows every munntain trail in the sIerras, of Fresno and Tulare coun- ties. A man on foot can take paths that no horse can travel. Deputy Sheriff Wittey's condition changed for the worse in the fast two hours there is danger of blood poisoning says physi cians.
 ALBANY, N. Y. Aug, 6.-President Harrison passed through here this morning en route to Loon Lake.
 BOLTON, Miss, Aug, GA riot oc, cured today at the colored Baptist Sunday school convention. Many shots were fired and one man killed and seven wounded including two women and one child.
 VIsALIA, Aug, 6.-Oscar Beaver tn guard shot at the barn by the train rob bers died at o'clock thls morning The robbers escaped on foot going north. A pUsse is in pursuit and they l can hardly escape.
 Chicago, Aug, 6.-John c. Bundy, | editor Religio Philosophical Journal | died this morning. He was a man of | reputation among spirl- tualIsts and occultists.
 VIsALIA, Cal, Aug. 6.-At 1:20 this Evans and Santog, who were | hld in Evans barn, shot and probably | killed Oscar Beaver of Lemoore. A de- | putty sheriff is guarding the place for the purpose of arresting the robbers.
 ERIE, Pa., Aug. 6-In last nights col ision between a passenger and freight | 1n the Lake Shore road, Engineer A. Nj. Welsh and Fireman Jacob Bunker were killed. One passenger was seriously and several sllgntly nurt.
 DENVER, Colo, Aug. 6.-The situation n the telegraph department of the Union Pacific Is quite serious. Grand Chief Ramsay of the Order of Railway issued the following ulti- natum to all concerned: "Mr. Dickin- ,on refused the extension of time and it ias been decided to grant him until p. n today 10 communicate with the pra- l 'ident and directors of the company. If lis answer is unfavorable final instruc~ ions will be wired you" If the ulti- natum is ignored, it is believed there will be a strike, involving not only the Order of Railway Photographers, but also he federated railway employees as it is ,laimed by the operators that the latter 'rganlzation will support them if nec- 'ssary to at once enforce thelr demands. There are 947 operators between Port and, Ore, and Kansas on the Union Pa fife, and should they be ordered out the mad will arDarlenca Qreat djfficultv