Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-08-06

Steel WOrheTS d C ear 0elu. ought 10 nave met with ins ant hailing of gratitude here. The summary way in which three of the 'X Y z" fraternity were fired out of Homestead and then the denuncia- ton by the advisory committee and Hugh ODOnnell of the shooting of H. C. Prick, has given much disappointment to the Reds" As a result, O'Donnell has rec ived q number of letters from New York and Chicago anarchists who severely censure both, him and the Homestead eel workers for their cal lusness a-d ingratitude.
 WARDNER. Idaho, July 29.-A new legal procedure agalnat the prisoners commences at Wallace tomorrow. Unit ed States Commissioner Hoffman, of Occur d'Alene city will open court there and issue warrants of arrest as cases are brought before him. The report l that the United States courts had de- cided the union a conspiracy is given color by this move O: the authorities. Judge Advocate-General Parsons was here today arranging to have the prison CTS taken to Wallace for trial. A charge of conspiracy will be entered agaInst ali union men and separate charges will be entered against those charged ! with complicity in the Mission affair. About forty prisoners could have had freedom day or so ago had they not refused to sign paroles. Of the POO ! rifles known to have been in the hands of the rioters on the 18th not a single one has been found, although a strict search has been made. The general be- lief is that they were taken into Mon
 taua Upon the advent of the troops. This fact. more than any other, causes i law-ablding citizens to dread the de- | parture of the state troops. Peter Breen, | who was a prime mover in the trouble, IS stlll at large.
 HOMESTEAD, Ps., July 2S- Since 1t | became evide mt that the Carnegis Steel company under the protection of the | Nat onal guard, is ab Olutely scce sfuliy | operating its mills, prominent members of the advisory committee have been cons. dering ways and means of prevent | ing the success ful working of the plant | One prominent member of the commits | tes today said; "We will not under any
 rcumstances pc init the mill to run if | th-re IS any agency which may bs en- | ployed to prevent it. We have already selected men who will go iDt0 the mills
 as fast as they can secure employment who are instructe d. and sworn to carry
 out our orders, consummating policy We ] agreed upon. When we are sure that
 there is DO longer any hope for us, our repI esentatives in the mills will place ! explosives where they will do ihe most
 harm tO the machinery. We have deter
 mined that these mills shal not bs oper- ated by nOn-uniOn men, and we will pre-
 vent it, | might say a great deal more. ] but under the circumstances l have gone
 as far as 1 dare"
 1 O'Dpnnell and his wife will leave to | day for me summer residence res1rt
 which his young man W Il not name. Bauer, the anarchist arrested yester- | day. says there are 800 hundred anar- chists in Pit sburg aJd 1000 in wes ern
 Pennsylvania. Mr. Fricke's pulse, tenn
 pc. ature and appetite are normal, said Dr. Litchfield today. He passed most
 satifact " night, and at the present rate
 he will soon be past any possible danger. l WASHINGTON, August l.-The house
 joint resolutions extending the appro-
 priatIons of the last house Sundry civil
 act has just been passed and also been
 passed by the senate.
 l WAsHINGToN, August At 1:45 the
 house adjourned and Democratic eau 1 GUS has been called for at o'clock this
 evening on the Worlds Fair situation.
 CowEs, Aug. 1.-The German emperor | arrived this morning and was received
 with great pomp and ceremony by the | British squadron.
 | WASHINGTON, Aug. 1.-The house
 passed the bill changing the date of
 dedication of the buildings of the Worlds
 Columbian Exposition from the l2th to
 the 2lst of October, 1892.
 Los ANGELES, Aug. 1.-Arthur Stro- 1 bel, an insane German, who assaulted
 a number of people, was shot and killed I yesterday by Constable Hardis of Gar
 vauza whilst resisting arrest.
 SAN MATED, Cal, August 1.-Richard | Tenbreck, well known turfman was | found dead in bis bed this morning. He
 was over 80 years of age and had been
 suffering from gout.
 LONDON, Aug. IA prisoner at Glas-
 gow has confessed that he was implicat-
 ed in the murder of Lord Leitrim April, | 1876 also states Ee was concerned in
 the killing of Lord Mourtmores, county mayor and was also hired to assassin ate
 the man who killed James Carey. PITTsBURG, Aug. 1.-Information this
 afternoon was laid before Alderman
 Reilly by Ex-private Ines against Col.
 Hawkins, Lieut.. Col, Streaton and As
 sistant Surgeon Grim of the Tenth | Regiment for aggravated assault and 1 battery and warrants were issued. 1 NEW YORK, August 1.-The transfer
 of the express bufiness on the iines of
 the &. Louis and San Francisco raii-
 road from the Adams Express Co.,, to | Wells Fargo & O., too k place today. l The lines of the St. Louis and San l Francisco railroad run. west and south from St. Louis and
 are HOW part of the Atchiscn To- | peks and Santa Fe system.
 MONTGOMERY, August 1 In today's | election every officer, from governor to
 constable IS to be elected. The contest | has been heated for months between 1 the Kolb and the regular Democratic | ticket, represented by Governor Jones' | Up to nOon bulletins from all sectio1s O: the state indicate heavy voting and a
 majority for the regular democrats. No disturbances reported thus far.
 HOMESTEAD, Pa. August Tt has been announced that those who partici-
 pated in the brutal attack on the Pin | kertons after their surrender, July 8th
 would be prosecuted for aggravated as- sault and battery, highway robbery, larceny, pickp0cketIng and other crimes ! and misdemeanor. It is stated that several of the women folks who were
 particularly active during that parti- cular time would also be prosecuted.
 NEW YORK, Aug.-Panama telegraph ic advicss state that the steamship San Jose, of the Pacific mail steamship line Captain Russell arrived there last night. She left San Francisco July l5 for Panama by the way of Acapulco. The passengers were not allowed to land