Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-08-20

blow. The referee ordered the men tC cor tinue the fight, how ever. The con
 test proceeded slowly, and at 12:42, tn
 men had fought for y-seyen rounds. he fight was declared a draw at th' end of the fiftieth round.
 At meeting of the board of director after the Burge~Lavigne contest it wa decided to give the decision m the ter round go 10 Muiver y The purse in tn ! finish fight will be divided
 NEW YORK, Aug. 13.-The stesdy de- cline ia the price of silver has been tbe subject of al manner of talk on Wal street for month past and yesterday Il Was renewed with vigor. Henry C.ews i to-day on the silver question said the recent depreciation in silver Is largely F the result of manipulation and a bear attack for the purpose of producing an effect upon values and products as well as stocks. It Serves TO good purpose, though, for silver to be dealt ID the New York exchange at present especially when such results are aimed at ana are easy Ot HccOmplIshmen During the war gold was ordinarily dealt in On the New York stock exchange and was moved up and down most erratically for speculative purposes. The effect was seen to be injurious and was stricken from the list and dealings prohibited. The same should be done now with re- gard to silver, for the waite metal now occupies the same position at the ex- change ir i;s dealings as gold did during the war period.
 SCRANTON, Pa, Aug. 13. 13.-RepreSeuts- tives of the Order of Railway Telegraph CTS are Tn the city, presumably to con- fer with Grand Master Halsteah as to the differences existing between the Deleware, Lacka ~;nna and Western railroad and ths telegraphers.
 HOMESTEAD, Pa, Aug. 13.-Ths efforts of forty Amal Iamated men te pursuads } the men at Duqussne steel works 10 strike thls morning proved a complete failure. Seven hundred men entered the gate and the strikers were unable to do anything. The executive council of American federation of labor reached Home stead thIs morning. After an in- vestlgatIoD the council will prepare a statement for publication.
 BUFFALo, N. r., Aug. 13.-Switch- men emy loved on the New York, Lake Erie & WesterB,- Lehigh Valley and Buffalo creek railroads are on a strike to abtaiu higher wages, ten hours day also being involved.
 NASHVILLE, Tenn, Aug. 13-The miners at Tracy, Tenn. have organized I la E@L They ordered the cOnvicts removed and their orders were obeyed by the super intendent. The convicts are now at Mount Eagle waiting the action of the state authorities.
 THOMPSON, Conn, Aug. 13.-Judgs Gresham is here. He denies the report that he will take the stump for the peo- ple's party.
 MILWAUKEE, Wis, Aug 13-The deadlock ID the first district of the Re publican convention was broken today by the nomination of H. A. Cooper of Racine, for Congress.
 CHICAGO, Ills, Aug. 13-Advices at the general offices of the Chicago and North estern railroad in this city iu re- gard 10 the accident to the Knights remblars. say two cars were deraiIed and fourteen persons injured, but none killed.
 SCHRJEBER, Ont, Aug, 13-Seven s Eedes left here on a hand car when an engine coming from the opposite direc- tion, crashed into them. Three were in- stantly killed, others dangerously woun- ded.
 NEW YORK, Aug. l3.-A meeting of the Republican executive committee is bsing held today. Matters concerning New York political situation is taken up and it is said the Alabama question will also be taken up.
 NEW YORK, Aug. 13.-AdvIces from Brus Is state to-day that dynamite cartridge was exploded under the win- dow of the Cafe du Prince Albert wreck ing it. A number of persons inside were wounded by flying missiles and three fatally injured.
 NEW YORK, Aug. 13.-Judge Lawr- ence in the supreme court to-day decid- ed that Queen Vi t1ria will have to file surety in the amount of S250 for court costs If she wants to bring suit against the Standard Asphalt Company to re- cover 5000 being the quantity of asphalt alleged 10 have been stolen from Trinidad.
 CEDAR RAPIDS. IoGa-AuQust 13, It Rumored here that the Chicago & North western railroad train carrying the KuIghis Tempi8rs from Denver was wrecked near Clinton this morning and seven killed.
 PHILADELPHIA. PA., Aug. 13.-Michael Haskine, the dynamiter who was arrest ed and imprisoned for trying 10 kill Queen Victoria on jubilee day in ST, d,ed vest erday. pr. Gallagher who was with him at the time is stIll in the prison.
 NEW YORK, Aug. 13.-A bill of fore closure has been file d in the New York supreme court by the Metropolitan Trust Company against the Southern Central Railroad Company, the LshIgh Valley Railroad Company, and the Pennsy lvanIa, New York Rail road and Canal Co. and Reading Rail road Co. The last three named are made defendants on the ground of hating in- tarests in the property of the Southern Central Railroad Go. acquired subse quent to the execution of mortgage. The amount of mortgage is S34, ,0GO,000
 BOISE CITY, Qdaho). August I2.-U. 5. District Judge Beatty this afternoon held that eleven of the Occur d'Alene rioters were guilty of contempt of court m violating the iOj dnction served upo1 them, restraining them from interfering with mine-owners ID the operation of mines. Judge Beatty sente=ced the prisoners to terms ranging from four to eight months. Ten of the men who have been on trial, were discharged.
 CHEYENNE, Wyo., Aug, l2.-Judge Scott has decided to accept bail from ihs stockmen for the reason that Sheriff Kelly has refused 10 pay the expenses of longer holding them. Judge Scott decided that they should be bailed in S20,0OO each, for their appearance on the 22nd, tee time set for their trial to commence. A bond was prepared, wni: :h each prisoner signed separately, Ra Tgln |