Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-10-22
TELEGRApHIC.

and as far wesa as Ogden teiegraFhc tommnuic | of- has b 'en cat of in sil directions. Ih'5 dispa'ch goes through on a t4mp,rary w',e, The reads gre blocked b,.sa0E ia cuts being eighteen feet Ceey In soma places Falf dozen ! east oo"n4 irsios tied up here left last | nigut ant g coaco i.ads oi people from be ves' pYlied in sin more to follow. The Cheyenne Northern is entirely l blocked. No oCe knors where the be- ! lated trains are. Reports are heiug re- csiyed of immsns losses in cattle in NoithFrn Colorado and Wyoming An unknCwn man perisbe3 in the gtoria hear Greeley, Colorado
 WASHINGTON, o. 14-No change to note in Mrs. EariisOa's Condition.
 PORTLAND, o., Oct 14.-Henry Butts, a farmer. shot himself fstslly th;s mo D. ing after vajnly trying 70 kill his wife who refused to return and l.ve with hun on account Of h.s dissirations.
 NEW YORK, Oct. 14-Hnn. Charles 1 CcOn, assistant secretary of the treasury | under President Arthur, has been non- mated for congress by the Republicans of the 10th Congressional district.
 SaAMoKIN, Pa, Oct l4-A number of men have been killed and injured by an explosion of gas in the Sterling Rule l cclliery. or eleven of these five ara dead, and the others are believed to be seriously burned.
 NEW YoRK, Oct. 14-Jno Davenport, election commissioner, has refused to 1 attend meeting Of a special committee l Of tbe house of representatives appoint ed to investigate him and his methods WASHINGTON, Oct. 1.-The following . reappoiEtmeDts of postmasters of post offices were raised from fouTtH class to
 presidential, as fellows: John Pritchsrd, Bisbee, Arizona; Mary Cunniffe, Las Cruces, N. Nj.
 PROVIDENCE, R. I, Oct. 1.-Two freight trains on the New London and
 Northern road cOllided this morning.
 Four men Iiding with a carload of horses
 on their way to the fair at Hoquonnock, 1 Connecticut, were killed together with
 three hoTsee. The damage to the rolling
 stock was heavy.
 COLUMBUS, O., Oct. 1.-The Striking | Big Four Switchmen received assuring ] information that the men at other points ] will strike unless their demands are ] complied with; also that the swi;chmen or the Pennsylvania aud Ohio road give notice to the same effect.
 ! CoFFEYviLLE, KGness, Oct. 14-All | Is quiet here this morning. No rad was ! made by the Dalton gang last night l No.hpg serious is apprehendsd at 1 present though the city IS nn guard and i plckets are kept out. If any cunfeder- ! ltes of the dead Daltons attempt to ! wreck vengeance they will be accorded
 8 warm reception. All sorts of wild 1 rumors are afloat.
 DETROIT, Oct. 1.-The board of edu- catiCn adopted a resolution declaring 1 hereafter no position will be eligible to ] those to teach in the public schools ] Of this cisv, who have not acquired an ; enure education in the public schools of ] this city. UDde, its terms half of the , present force or teachers will be dis ] charged next January. It affects many catholics.
 AsHFoEK, Ag.z, Oc. l5-The Indian i who attempted to assault | 5zzie Nichols, an eight-year-old girl, while she was searching for stray cattle, was caught and lyGched yesterday and his body | riddled with bullets. The child Is in critical condition from the fright ex | perienced.
 TOLEDO, Oct. 15.- Alderman John Daley, Un trial OF the charge of bribery. was found guilty today. Six other alderman are waiting trial on similBr charges.
 PORTSMOUTH, Oct. 15.-Two boilers in | the rolling mIll of the Burgess Steel and Iron Works, exploded this morning wIeeking the building, killing two hands and lnIuring twelve others seriously. SING SING, Oct. 15.-Henry w. Jahne. the New York ex- poodle alderman, walk ed out of Sing Sing-plison tbis morning. He served six yearo, five months of sentence of hard labor.
 WAsHIXGToN, D. C., Oct. 15-The president signed the proclamation open- l ing to settlement the surplus land on the crow Indian reservation in Mon- taOa, aggregating Is, 100000 acres. They VIII 6e open to settlement st once. WAsHIYGToN, Oct I5.-The American delega' eS to the International Monetary Congress to be held in Brussels Nov ember 23j, have been requested to as- sem ble at Washington November 10, for the purpose of consulting with the President in regard to their duties and views.
 WAsHINGToN, D. C., Oct. I5.-Dr. Morrison of the Nautical Almanac bu- Feau, rays that the most important astrononlcR! pbenomenon of the year W:ll be partial solar eclipse on the 2Oih oI tais month. If day be clear 1t wll! be visible throughout nearly the whole of North Anerica.
 PAso R BLES, Oct. 15.-The explosion of a can of giant powder last eight, in ihe ranch houss on the Shackieford ranch, near town, destroyed the building and shook the earth within a radius of several miles. Fourteen em- pioyees had left tbe house to attend political meeting in town. Thelr eff fects and S+OO in com Were destroyed. Total loss S12O0.
 CHICAGO, Oot. 15.-Msio- E. Whit more, commander here for the year past Of the U. ;. A. Post, was notified today oS his rromotion to Lieutenant Colonel in the Twelfth Infantry and will prob ably be transferred 10 the department of Dakota.
 LONDON, Oct. 15.-A very severe storm has st iU oveI northern England, Scot l iani and Wales since 1harsday nigh:. l 1t is sui ragir and the wires are down iG every Cirecttcn. Tidipgs of tha dis aeter. of ship owners and less of life are beginning to come in. The rivers are out If theT banks and doing great damaae 10 unba:vested crops and flood | iDg a. low jOgnF,
 NEw YORK, Oc.. 15-George Gould | saya tat h. knows of DO negotiations !