Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-10-20

diers were killed. Detective Hume has left for Woodland to inverviow Hatch. i
 BRUSSELS, Oct. 15.-So far as can now bs judged the moderate liberal list of thirty-one seats in the parliamentary election went mostly t. the socialists The Catholics lost seven seats-
 PITTsBURG, Oct. 15-Rsnry Warner has been appointed a committee to take charge of the persoo and eststs of E. Nj. Byers, the Allegosny iron master. The appointment is considered vic- tory for Mrs. Eyer, wife of the insane man, who was opposed by A. M. byer, the lunatic's brother.
 AsT RIA, Or. Oct 15- The mammoth log raft winch was lowed to sea Friday, dsst,ned for San Francisco, is b'lleved to have met with disaster. The heavy , gales of Saturday and Sunday nIGht | have driveu the the raft north ward and | the tug Mo arch, which still had tEe | ra't in tow, was unaOle to make any | headWay. The barks which arrived last ! night report having assed through ! hundreds of drifting piles, and 1t IS l thought the drifting logs must be from ! the raft.
 SAN FRANCIsco, Oct. 15.-Owners of vessels and sea f-riDg m of all grades here are showing keen interest m the fate of the big log raft, they being by O means pleased with the Southern Pa cific's scheme of rafi ing luuOber to this port. If the raft is wrecked it will cause but little sorrow among them. for bad the raft been tOwed successfully into port there IS every possibility that other shippers of lumber would follow the example of the railroad company.
 CRIPPLE CRErK, Col, Oct. 16.-The cid war has threatened to break out anew on account of the shooting of J. c. Thomas, who was shot by deputy sheriff at Sterling yesterday.
 SHANHAI, Oct 16.-It is reported that Port Arthur, the Chinese stronghold, is where the fleet is gathering preparatory to renewing the battle of the Yalu river OMAHA, Oct. 17.-A thousand people crowded the criminal branch of the dis trict court to lay to witness the second chapter in the conflict If authority be- tween Judge Scott and ths other five judges of the district relative to the transfer of the ring libel casa against Editor ROsewater, of the Bee, to some other judge, owing to the allegation of prejudice made against Scott.
 After criticisIng the other judges for interfering Judge Scott, on motion of tue company's attorney, dismissed the case, declaring that if he could not try the case it should net be tr ed.
 Extensive preparations had 0een made by tha other judges to secure a supreme court mar damus to compell Scott to transfer the case.
 HAMBURG, Germany, Oct. H-A sen- sation has been caused by the mysteri ous disappearance of Herr Rothgsrdt, a leather merchant of hauzy Plalz, his wife and four children, and bis brother in-law named Kruz. The body of the youngest child has been washed ashore at the island of Finken Waerder in Ebe and it Is believed the the disappearance of the whole family will turn out to be a case of wholesale murder and suicide.
 MAEENGo, H., Oct. 17.-During a pro- duction of Uncle JULn Spruceby' at the opera house here last n'ght Huse \ German, one of the leading actors, in arranging the saw in the saw mill scene accidentally let his hand fall between the saw and he log, literally tearing it to pieces. It was amput6ted at the wrist later.
 WOODLAND, Cal, Oct. 16-The trial of $. D. Werden for the murder of Engineer sam Clark begun in the | superior court this morning. No jurors 1 have yet been sworn to try the case | The case of the other trainmen accused | of wrecking he train on which Clarke | and four United States soldiers were killed, during the recent strike vii come on after thls case has been dlspos- ed of.
 MUsKEGAN, Mich, Oct H.-John Ellens. assistant chief nf the fire depart ment was buried under burning lumber | during fire in the Tn -yer Lumber O., yards and is dead.
 NEW YORK, Oct. 17.-Mrs. Margaret | Murphy aged los died today. She t,ined her faculties till two weeks ago.
 KANSAS CITY, Oct. 17.-Charles Par son a specIai policeman employed by | wealthy residents, va killed on his beat by unknown burglars last night.
 LOUISVILLE, Ky. Oct. 17.-The thlrd span of the Louisville bridge toppled | into the river this morning, carrying with it Eve workmen. Several lives were lost.
 WASHINGTON, O-t. 17.-The annual report of Major General Howard, com mandiug the department of the east, re comments on account of the recent dis Iurbance by strikers to increase the army to twIcs it's present size.
 DENVER, Colo, Oct. 1.-The News says today that Lieutenant ColUne' Henry E Moves, of the Second cavalry, recently transferred from Arizona to Fort Logan. has preferred charges aga nst Gen. McCook, growing out of the Coionel's removal from Huachuca on account of com Dlgints made against him by citizens of Arizona. According to the News, Moves desires to be ordered back to the post from which he was removed, but Secretary Lamont has sustained General McCook and Moves will remain at Fort Logan. Since hi- arrival here ho has neglected to pay his to the commanding officer.
 KINGsTowN, Jamaica, Oct. 17.-Ad vic from Port su Prince says that President Hypolite and his minister o war had hand to had fight ia tn