Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-04-12

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 of an Eminent Divine
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 Good Crops Reported.
 FRANCISCO, April 7-Reports
 forty different places in the te indicate that crops of all kinds al be very large this season.
 Murderer LyAehed.
 SAS BERNARDINo, April 7.-Jesus Fuen, Mexican, who yesterday so brutally butchered his mistress, Francisco Flores, and an aged Ger nan who tried to defend her, was lynched by mob numbering several hundred people this morning.
 More Appointments. WASHINGTON, April 7.-The Presi- dent sent the following nominations to the Senate to-day: Caleb W. West, of Utah, to be Governor of Utah; Ambrose W. Lyman, of Mon tsna, as First Deputy Commissioner of Pensions. West was Governor of Utah during Clevelsnd's first ad- ministration.
 Hughes Confirmation.
 WASHINGTON, April Tt is state6i that republicans of the SC. ewln oppose the confirmation of L.. C. Hughes as Governor of Arizonc. It Is believed that Arizona will be made a state in the next Congress. and the actions of the republicans in opposing Hughes confirmation IS based on delaying action, so that the present Governor who is a re- publican, can appoint men of his party to the principal offices. The democratic senators are alive, how ever, to the import ance of this poll tleal matter and cncs push Hughes confirm iation with energy.
 The Mech Anies Are on It.
 ALBUQUERoUVE, April S.-All me chanies in th.e employ of the A. &P. and San q Fe, at this place, struck to-day. No grievance is given.
 Unlike Arizona Climate.
 BUFFALo, N. r., April S.-The storm in Western New York is a general one and the severest in yeas. Many buildings have been bl own down and one man is reported killed.
 Prairie Fires.
 OMAHA, April S.-Furious prairie fires are sweeping over Nebraska. and several counties are devastated The fires are reaching so close that several towns are threatened and measures are being prepared to fight the flames.
 4 Grounding Case.
 CHIcAeo, April S.-L. c. Hughes, the newly-appointed Governor of Arizona, is in the city on his way home from Washington. In speak ing of his appointment he says: Il am on my way home to Arizona, and f course feel glad in securing the koNo- ship. To tell you the truth, l Nould~-~~S1 have dared to have gone back without itr
 WORLDS PAIR sTRIA Four Thousand Mechanics Quit Work and the Strike Threatens to Extend. CmcAoo, April l0-At the most critical period possible for the Worlds Fair management four thousand men in various buildings quit work today on a strike. and four thousand more may join them before night. The men give as the reason of the strike the Worlds Far officials refuse to keep their agreement to refer disputed points to a board of arbitration, and deny points asked by the wOrkmen.
 The Fair officials say on the con- trary that the workmen take ad- vantage of the work and squeeze the opposition management and violate the agreement heretofore made by insisting that only union men be employed on the grounds. Nearly all the union men have obeyed the order to strike this morning and delegates went inside the grounds and persuaded hundreds more to quit. Fully 4,000 men have struck and numerous attacks have been made on non-union men by strikers.
 Forest FIes In Ohio.
 PoMERoY, OHlo, April l0.-Forest fires are raging in this section, doing enormous damage.
 Very Important Pieoe Of News. WASHINGTON, April l0.-President Cleveland and Secretary Gresham arrived from Wilmington this morn ing.