Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-08-06
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thousand people were at Chataqu grounds this afternoon listening to tin
 address of Governor William Mckinley : of Ohio. 4 special train this mornin, brought iu throngs of people from Kan sae, Iowa, and Missouri to hear t..
 great pTotectionIst. After the parad,
 and promptly at 3 o'clock McKjulsy be
 gan bis address.
 1 HOMESTEAD, August 2.-There ha ! been great activity among the leader i today to prevent the weakening O strikers m the mechanical departmsn i from returning jo work. 4 meetire
 was called for this afternoon. Sher ldap troop and part of battery B. ha! ! been ordered home this morning. Thre,
 regiments stl!l remain.
 WASHINGTON, August 2.-The senate resolutions as to the PInkeitor force ha.
 besn adopted without division. MONTGOMERY, August 2-Raturns re ceived today confirming the belief that Jones majority Wiil reach 200C0 Gnd the legislature will be overwhelmingly De mOcratic.
 OMAHA, Neb.. August 2. Special from HastiDgs, Nevada, says Dalavar $. Cole was murdered last night by un- known persons. His body wes found this morning in deserted shanty lying ID pool of blood. Cole was one ot tAe weathiest meu in the city. The object of the murder was probably robbery. lNDIANOPoLIs. Aug. 2.-Supreme Jus. tiee Freeman Sumerbery Of the 'Iron Hali'' has returned to the city, but de- clines tO speak of charges against him. self He insists, however, that his ac- counts are all right and that he IS not afraid of investigation.
 DANEMoRE, N. r., Aug. 2.-Joseph Wood was electrocined today at Il:I6 a. ID. Death reported as painless and in- stantaneous.
 HULvA, Spain, Aug. 2.-Spanish and foreign vessels which had gathered here to take part in the celebration of the 4OOth anniversary ot the sailing of Col umbus, proceeded for Palos this morn ing.
 NEW YORK, Aug. 2.-It transpires that gang of young eharpers robbed two pool rooms out of nearly S5O0O Saturday by tapping the telegraph wires.
 WASHINGTON, August 2.-The house adjourned after reyokiDg all leaves of absence even those granted on account of sickness,
 KANSAS Cry, Aug. "A masked highway man at midnight attempted to hold up cable tr' in on Summit street and rob the conductor. Police Sargent Parker happened tO be one of the pas- sengers. The officer was wounded in the groln dangerously but the robber escaped.
 ST LOUIS, Aug. 2.-Chairman Vine ing of the tTanscOntinental association, called Q meeting of the association at Saratoga. \. r., for August 29. Tie object being to take action on the with drawal ot the RiO Grade Western from the associa'ion also to consider the re- cent slaughter of the Pacific coast rates by the Clipper water line.
 WAsH-NGToN, Aug. 3.-The Democrat ic caucus adopted without division the report of the Worlds Fair peace com mittee with verbal amendments.
 PrTsBURG, Pa, Aug. 3.-Hugh Ross one of the strike leaders, this morning sWore out warrants for the arrest of H. C. Prick, Chairman T. F. L1vej0y, Secretary J. G. LeIshman, and H NJ. Curry, oflici .ls of the Caraegis Company, J. \. Potter and c. 4. Carey superIn- tendent Rt tte mill, E bert and William PinkertOn and a Cozsn other men who look part ID the light at Homestead, charging them with murder. The prob ability Is that information will be made later against them for conspiracy 10 de- press the wages of the workmsn and Tn cite riot by bringing armed men into Suits are delayed on ac count ef the shooting Of Frck and It is not the intention to arrest him at pre- sent.
 The attorneys for the strikers held iong consultation after the iLformatloIs had been made with the result that it was decided 10 serve warrants on only Loveioy and Potter.
 HALIFAX, N. s, Aug. 3.-Mackeral are being struck in along the shore of St. Mary's Bay by American fishermen who are reported as fishing inside the three mile limit. The cruiser king fisher" was sent to pat a stop 10 it. There are urcoptirmed reports of the seizure of an American mackeral 8 hoOner.
 WASHINGTON, Aug. 3.-The house ad- Iourned and a Democratic caucus will Oe held at p.u III.
 WAsHLNGToN Auguet 3.-A pescs com nittte Of ten memGers of the house on he Worlds Fair matter met this moTn- ng. The following basis has been agreed upon for submission to caucus 1f the house to reconsider their action 1 )n the sundry bill, by which it agreed to | he senate amendment appropriating l i've mill:On dollars for the Worlds Fair l 'nd' She 5ill will be sent back to the con- terence committee tn the under l 1t shall be eliminated from the 1 pill known as the Durborow Worlds | Fair bill and shall be taken upon | 1ext Saturday. Amount carried it l however Is to be reduced from five mil | ions to two and half millions and | made direct gift.
 WASHINGTON, August 3.-A Demo- cratic caucus Is in session the meeting | las been a dissension. The Texas Jele- ,ation left the hall refusing to be | bound by any agreement which had not 1 ret been read to them. Many other | members followed their example taking l lie ground that the decision of the | caucus nave not any binding effect on hem.
 PAL-s, August, 3.-This is the four lundreth anniversary day on which | set sail from Palos westward | ID his voyage of discovery. Festivities l ave been arranged here for celebrating | he day aud were carried out with great | .clat.
 KEARNY, August 3.-FIve thousand | people attended the sixth district con- .ressonal independent convention this