Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-11-19
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MILWAUKEE. Wis. Nov. 1.-The large dry goods store of Kelly & Go. caught fire this morning and was badly dam- aged. The loss IS about s175,00O.
 WILMINGTON N. 70. Nov. If. IT he priBci- pal business block of the city was al most entirely destroyed by fire last night also two tobacco warehouses. The total loss is about S350,O00.
 RALEIGH, N. C., Nov. 4-Chief Jus i tice Merriam who died this morning of diabetes, was chosen U. s. Senator in 1883 and afterwards elected Chief Jus tice. CHICNGo, Nov. 14. - Arrangement have been completed for Billy Myer and | McAuiffe to meet December 10 at the 1 second regiment armory in six round 1 go on their merits.
 HOMESTEAD, Pa., Nov. IA Strikers attacked two men on their way to the i mill this morning but deputies inter 1 fered and arrested the two assailents.
 ISLE CITY, N. J., Nov. 1.-The family of Capt. Elijah Wheaton, of Tuckapoo, left home Tuesday for a short visit. | Upon returning, it was discovered that money amounting to S35,0O0 had been stolen from the house during their ab- sence.
 DENVER, Nov. Ex-Governor Routt received to day telegram from Meeker | informing hlm of an Indian invasion into Colorado National Park by White River Utes, who are said to be stealing cattle. The band includes more than loo Indians.
 PORTLAND, Or, Nov. 14.-D. P. | Thompson, thls city, received telegram from Secretary Foster rendering him the ministership to Turkey, vice Hirsch resigned. provided he can enter upon duties by December first. Thompson will accept the appointment if he can arrange his private affairs in time.
 HOMESTEAD, Nov. 15.-About o'clock yesterday afternoon two colored men who work In the mill were met by strik- CTS, and after some words, the latter knocked one of them down. With char acteristic euddenness about 9 persons groes fought hard, but stones began to | fly, and they were being bested when one of them drew a revolver and opened fire. By this time five hundred persons were on the street and panic started. | Three men knocked down the second negro, and when he arose he had two revolvers ID his hands. He started to run, shooting backward over his should CT in wild manner. As result boy l a in lnn
 When the fleeing negro reached the City Farm lane six other negroes came along and were also assaulted. They all drew guns and ran down the street Some hurled brick, which hit Wash ington Paul on the head. He opened fire, as cid the others, and ln a moment the air WIS fuil of bullets, and the terri fled crowd were rushing in all direc- ton to shee kshelter in houses and Gl- leys.
 A woman, paralyzed by fear, stood in an alley, and one of the non-unionist shot at her three times, one bullet pass ing through a shawl she had thrown over her.
 The colored men finally reached their l boarding house, rushed in and barred l the door. In minute the house was sur rounded by an infuriated mob, which soon tore down the fence and shattered every window with stones. When de puties borough officers arrived some one began to yell, Let's lynch the niggeI blacksheepr'
 The cry was taken up and heard on all sides. The officers broke in the house | to arrest the colOred men, and found | them huddled in one room, terrified and 1 expecting to be killed.
 When things were 1uieting somewhat a rumor was circulated that the colored ncn-unionists, hearing of the assault on | their brethren, were about to come 10 the rescue. This was really the case for over 90 colored men were preparing to make sn assault. and the coal an iron police had much difficulty in restraining them.
 After all the colored men were safely in the lookup the excitement subsided as rapidly as it began, and by nigbtfall DO unusual crowd was noticeable on the street.
 | CONCORD, Mass, Nov. 15.-Lillian Morrison, widow of Ralph Waldo Elmer son, the poet, died Sunday, Bged 90 years.
 | SANTA ANA, Cal, Nov, 15.-Silkwood with race record of 2:S24, was shipped to Stockton, where he will go for rec ord as the fastest pacer in the world. | NEW BRUNSWICK, Nov. 15.-James Still, the colored inmate of the reform i school, has completed the 6Sth day of his fast. Although he has become very weak he does not show signs of dissolu | tion.
 LONDON, Nov. 15.-Ths Rochdale mill owners have decided to put their em- ployees on short time. This decision will effect over a million and a quarter | spinners.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 15.-The work of securing jury in the second trial of M. s. Curtis, the actor, for the murder of Policeman Grant, September Il, 1891, began in Judge Murphy's court yester- day.
 | RENO, Nev., Nov. 15.-At 7:45 yester- day afternoon fire broke out in Mrs. Beaglehole's millinery shop, the third building from the southeast corner of | Virginia and Second streets, spread to adjoining building, and before it was gotten under control caused loss of | dDOuJ SZU,UUU.
 LONDON, Noy. 15.-Thomas Neill, alias Cream, the murderer of Matte Oliver and several other unfortunate girls. paid the penalty of his crimes at 9 o'clock this morning. Notwithstanding orders that the execution be private, representatives of the associated press were admitted to the prison.
 .ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Nov. 15.-At noon to- day General Master Workman Pow derly called the sixteenth general as- sembly of Knights of Labor to order for the consideration of the report of the committee on credentials. This report occupied the first session and other routine business will take additional time before interesting matters of the assembly will be reacked. K.NcAc CITv NOv fS Tbo e--, os