Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-11-24
CoSNEAUT, O., Nov. 2O-An attempt


 wreck the fast express mall on the Lake | Shore road, by piling ties across the l track. The track walker removed the | ties before the tram came along.
 LONDON, Nov. 20-The Pail Mall Ga Zette publishes an interview today with l Count Herbert Bismerk, who says that l his father, Prince Blsmark, is weak and 1 cannot last much longer. While the 1 count would not say anything definite | about the relations between his father | and the new chancellor, he gave the | impression that Prince Blsmark and Prince Hehenloe are not in good terms.
 PITTsBURG, Nov. 19- About 900 em- ployes of the Westinghouse ar brake works st Wilington have been asked to ! accept 20 per cent reduction of wages, ] to take effect this morning. It is | thought the men will accept the cut I and keep at work
 AMSTERDAM, Nov. 19-A dispatch to | Nuc Vundendsm from the island of Lombok states that the Dutch troops | stormed Tjakarmagara as far as the pa l, lace of the rajah. The Balines fought l desperately and 150 Dutch soldiers were killed or wounded. The Baiines lost several hundred warriors killed or wounded. Neither the ralah nor his treasure were discovered.
 ROME, Nov. 19.-A dispatch sent from the earthquake shaken providence of Raggio di CaIabis says more slight shocks were felt in that district yester- day, and last evening and although no further damage was done, inhabitants are striken with terror and number of people are fleeing from the town into the country. Several people were kill ed and s number injured at Semintrs. This village is nearly destroyed. At Palmo, were nearly all the houses were ruined seven persOos were killed and fifty injured. A number of houses at MalachehiO and Terranove, were dam aged, although nobody was killed or injured. The population is camping out in the fields. The troops In the provin ce of Raggio di Calabria ara rendering ali assistance possible to endangered inhabitants. Two violent shocks of earthquake were felt last evening at MalazzI CD the north coast, and at Richly. The terrified inhabitants fled from the towns and spent the night in the open air.
 NEW YORK, Nov. 20.-Daniel Guggen- helm, president of the Guggenheim smeting and refining company, has returned to New York from Denver. He has been attending conference of all the largest smelting interests in the United States, the first of it's kind ever held. He says the purpose is to have silver smslters and refineries dispose of theIr product in the United States in- stead of London. The United States controls the product of the world yet this s marketed in London. This plan will elimireate silver spectators and cause slight rise in the price of silver.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 20. - Ethel Farley, the school girl who mysterisusly disappeared, has been restored to her parents. She went to Catholic clergy man and told fictitious story of being homeless and friend e5s. He obtained for her home in family by whom she was returned 10 her parents when her identity was learned.
 JOLIET, Ills, Nov. 2O.-The hog cholera epidemic has broken out in this section. Thousands of hogs have died, many farmers are hauling hogs to market and selling them for whatever they can get.
 PHILADELPHIA, Nov 20-A train at Washington Lane crossing struck a carriage and killed Joseph Wehsn, aged 70 and Patrick Lacy aged 50. Four others were seriously injured.
 MINsEAPoLls, Nov. 20-The Philar- menian society the organized object of which is to create sympathy and aid for the people of Armenia, are out in a letter treating ot the recent Armenia horrors to President Cleveland urging him to express to the allied, European powers. This horror at the late massacre of the people of the Armenian nrtion.
 LONDON, Nov. 2O-Sir Charles Rivers Wilson, has left for New York to con- mence investigation on the part of the foreign shareholders of the Central Pacific railroad. He says that foreign ors bought their shares at seventyfve and received dividends on them for several years, but now these same shares are rated at 15O and no dividends. ] He wants know why this is. He intim- 1 ates that he will establish headquarters | ID Washing to work for the refunding of | the debt. He says that President | Cleveland aud his cabinet are inclined l to take the place of the company in the control of the road.
 PITTsBURG, Nov. 20 Five people were l killed iu a wreck ou the Pennsylvania | railroad at Larimer station. They are | George Rice, August fhone and son | Fred, and two Italians whose names are not known.
 UKIAH, Gala, Nov. 19-The Carl | Meye's, Blue Lakes hotel, sixteen miles from here, in Lake county, wss destroy ed by fire at l o'clock this morning. The loss is S10,0O0. Insurance unknown.
 CHICAGO, Nov. 19.-As a result of l agitation cn police reform Mayor Hop kIns has announced his determination to create non partisan commisslon to control that department He will appeal to the legislature for an enact ment of laws that will make the charge | permanent.
 CHICAGO, Nov. 20 The sixty foot steel stack wRs torn from the Univer rsity | cluo building today by the wind. It crashed into the Handy abstract build ing skyIight on Washington street and | ! -L.- -e -Ll:- |