Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-10-15
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the imposing naval parade. It IS eetim-
 ated that not less than million people
 were massed on both shores from the
 battery to Grants Tomb and witnessed
 the stately.procession. The. start wac
 made at hGlt past twelve o'clock from
 Gravesend bay in three columns 3GO
 yards apart. Foreign WET vessels oc-
 cupied ihs center with U. S. vessels on either side as an escort. As the line
 entered the narrcws a salute of 2l guns
 Were fired from either shore. When l 125th street was reached the fleet east
 anchor and Mayor Grant with the
 municipal guests, passed along the line
 amid the booming of cannon and the parade was at an end.
 WASHINGTON, Oct 11.-Mrs Harrison
 IS slightly improved this morning.
 ANNIsToN, Ala, Oct 11.-At "cake
 walk" at MInnelula lake last night. l fight resulted in the death of Henry | Adamson and John Brooks and some
 injury to half dozen others.
 NEW YORK, Oct. 1.-The steamship Chicago arrived from Antwerp, Sunday night, and IS held at Quarantine on ac- count Of suspicious death Oct. 4th.
 ORoNo, Me-, Oct, 1.-The digestive on the pulp mill exploded this morning.
 The building was wrecked. Ten persons
 reported to be buried in the ruins. One
 body has already been taken out,
 PrTTsBUaG, Oct. 1.-The gradd fury ! fbiu aft rafr1rpod 1 tre1son agaInst members of the Home | stead advisory committee
 SACRAMENTO, Cal, Oct. 11.-CoI. J.B. Wright has completed all arrangements for the trip of Governor Markham and party to Chicago to participate in the | l dedication of the Worlds Fair buildings and grounds on the 21st inst. The party leaves Sacramento to-morrow.
 NEW YORK, Oct. 11.-Amone tte | guests of the Parade Committee were Vice President Morton, Secretary Rusk, | Ex Secretary Whitney, Governor Flow | CT, Mrs. U. s. Grant, Minister Egan, Ex-Presldent Cleveland was a guest of l Benedict on yacht.
 DENVER, Oct. l1.-James B. Brice. of | confederate fame died here last night |
 
 6e sent to Jefferson City.
 PITTsBURG, Oct. 11.-Bills also return ed against H. c. Frieck and other Car negie officials. Henry and Fred. Pinker-l l ton, Capt. Cooper and ether Pinkerton ] detectives are charged with murder and | conspiracy.
 PIERRE, s. D., Oct. Considerable anxiety is felt in regard to printing bal. | lots under the new Australian law. l They must be printed in the state and | and only nine days remain for t5is work. Large fast presses are few and only one firm ln the state has enough paper of | 1 the kind required and it is holding of 1 for better terms.
 NEW YORK, Oct. 1.-The advisory committee of the Western Traffic As | 1 soclat;on tried to hold a meeting here this morning for the purpose of endeav- orlng to patch up tbeir differences but 1 were unable to secure a quorum and ad- | journed sine die. It is believed that this amounts practically to a disbandment | Of the assOcIatiOn.
 WASHINGTON, Oct. 11.-As significant | of Mrs. Harrison's condition the Presi> dent thIs afternoon after 4 visit from the physician announced that ne was not able 70 go to New York to take part in the Columbus celebration.
 CHICAGO, Oct. 10.--A morning paper says an attempt was made by the local Democratic exaoutipo committee to brlbe messenger of the Peoples Party not to take his parties nomination pap CTS in this state to Springfield and so prevent their being printed in the of ficisl ballots. The sum alleged to have been agreed upon was S3000 At the last moment the messenger changed and the plan failed
 SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. PA blizzard near Cheyenne has interrupted tele- graphic communication on the Central route and as the Southern route is down the Eastern report will be delayed.
 KANSAS CIIY, Oct. PA Sant, Fe freight train ran into a ca ble car here this morning killing gripman and three passengers.
 DENVER, Oct. 12.-It began showing last nighs and IS still hailing this norm ing. Reports indicate light snow fal- ling through the State.
 OCb. 1A.-N. S.t , Seward, editor of the Messenger, who was shot yesterday by dlscharge1 em- pioyee, died this morning.
 SACRAMENTO, Oct. PA fire this morning destroyed the Roma Hotd and half block property. The loss is bsIiev- ed to be S50,OOO and 1t is thought that 1 several hives were lost. It IS now stated t that all guests of Hotel Roma which s burned last night, have been accounted [ for and that none perished. {
 SAN FRANCIsCo, Oct. i2.-The U. s. 2 Survey Steamer Hassler arrived from : Port Townsend this morning. She had :; on board party of scientists who have been engaged for the past summer, in :, surveying the boundary between Alaska 4 and British Columbia. .
 LONDON, Oct. 12.-With all the hCnors g which the church of England Duid bestOw on Tennyson by the presence of many eminent men and statesmen and b nohles, the remains Of Tennyson were II interred in the poetic corner Of Vest minister Abbey today, The Jerusalem u chamber contained q mass of rare floral a offerings, including lau rel wreath from t, the Queen. The remains were laid be- n side these of Brownin.
 WASHINGTON, Oct. 12.-Argument be- " gan ID the Supreme Court to-day m the .I famous Lake Front cases, involving u title to, ani along the lake shore n the r' business heart of Chicago worth mil h lions Of money. It is an open question n whether the property belongs to the = United States or the State of Illinois. City Of Chicago, or Illinois Central t' Railroad. e.
 GLASGOW, Oct. 12-The police>dis- " covered woman whose mutilated re- h mains were found in West Lodge Mon- day night. She was of low character. ID sailor named McNally says he was in |, company vilh a man named McEwen o' Monday night. They met the woman and sue went with McEwen to West B Lodge and spent the night with him. b. The detectives this evening pursued ST