Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-06-09
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occurred today between three miners
and five deputies, thrown out in ad-
vance Of the main body. John Davis, a
miner, was shot in the arm, and a de-
putty sheriff seriously injured.
Besides having President Woods, of
the Victor Townsits company, in custo-
dy, the miners last night captured G. D.
Fink, county superintendent of schools,
and D. E. Wilkins, a Colorado Springs
school teacher, who are held as host
: ages for President Calderwood. A reign
of terror prevails in this city and wo-
men and children are being renewed.
MARTINS FERRY, June 4.-Violence
| continues in the coal fields on the Cleve-
land, Lorraine & Wheeling railroads.
| Near Fort Cushing two box cars were
| run out on the main track and on the
down grade. They were struck by an
east bound freight. No one was in-
jured.
DIVIDE, Colo, June deputies are
still encamped here. No move is expect
ed within twenty-four hours. and moth
ing definite can be learned, owing to the
reticency of the leaders.
USING DYNAMITE.
SULLIVAN, Ind, June 4.-The miners
at Shelburn made an attempt to blow
up bridge mile north of town with
dynamite today. The work was not well
| done and the damage has been repaired.
CHARLESTON, W. ", June 4.-Infor-
| nation has been received here that the
drum house at Davis mines, on Morris
creek, thirty miles above here, had been
burned by strikers.
Maun's Greek trestle on a branch Of
the Chesapeake & Ohio, between Gilkin-
son and Sewell was burned Saturday
| night.
| TUxPoN, Mex, June A terrific
| wind storm passed over Yahualica,
| seventy miles back in the county, oes-
| troying store and dwellings, killing
| ten persons and wounding fifteen otL-
| ers.
| WICHITA, Kas, June 4.-Silva, young
Rgler and Brown, train robbers lately
captured at Ebrens, have broken Jail at
Pond Creek.
| PORTLAND, Or, June 4.-The election
| of full state and congressional ticket
| is in progress in this state today. Indi-
cations are that heavy vote will be
polled. Owing to the iDterru ption of
the telegraphic service by high water 1t
will be several days before complete re-
turns can be received.
WASHINGTON, June AIN the senate
| today, a resolution providing for the
payment of the bribery investigation ex
pensss and other investigating commit
tees out of the contingent fund was
adopted.
The tariff bill was taken up at the su-
gar schedule. Vest made a brief ex-
PLANTATION concerning the controverted
point in Saturdays debate as to the ex-
stence of the sugar trust in 1890.
LONDON, June A dispatch to the
Times from Tien-Tsin, China, says that
a revolution in the province of Msuchral
10 greatly extending. Mounted b8nditti
defeated the imperial troops in every
engagement. The situation is 30 alarm
ing, that Viceroy LIE Hung Chang is
gathering large numbers to suppress
the rebellion.
ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, June 4.-Steel &
Walker, the largest wholesale grocery
house on the Missouri river, has gene
into the hands of receiver. A run be-
gan on ths First National and Central
Saving banks, in which Steele & Walk
er were the largest stockholders. AT
noon when it became evident the banks
had plenty of money the depositors in
the line dwindled to few dozen. Lii
abilities are placed at S725,0O0 1t is
claimed the assets exceed this amount.
PORTLAND, Or, June 4-Flood waters
continue to rise. Since last night six
inches have been added to the depth.
All wires ara down east and north. The
only telegraphic communication is by
way of San Francisco.
| LOSSES, FOUR MILLIONS.
VANCOUVER, B. c., June 4.-Four
millions of dollars will hardly cover tn
present loss by the Frazier river food
and yet there is no sign OF abatement.
The blockade was broken Saturday
for the first time by steamer from
Ruby Creek so Warnock Passengers
on the delayed eastern trains were
brought through. Telegraph and rail-
road communication is completely de
morslized.
New YORK, June 3.-The advance
| proofs of the sensational book on Irish
affairs, written by P. j. P. lyman, the
Irish invincible, known as Number
One" were pu blished to lay. The work
is entitled: "The Irish National Irwin
cibles and Their Times" and it's sppar-
emit purpose is to prove beyond doubt
the connection of the 'Invincibles" with
the Irish parliamentary party. The
book proves that the assertions Of the
London Times, which resulted in the
Parnell trial, were not absolutely true
as far as they went, but they might have
gone further at length than they did
and have been csrrect. The work is
creating the greatest sensation in Irish
| circles.
SAN Francisco, June 3.-Mrs. Evely n
Mills Evans Beardsley, who eloped from
the Agnews asylum with an attendant
named Beardsley, has been located at
the Napa asylum. She was committed
from Sonoma county March Goth.
She went there from San Francisco,
where her husband in March is said to
have twice attempted to commit suicide.
1t is claimed by her friends that Mrs.
Beardsley's mslady had its origin in
the brutality of her former husband,
Mills, who is said to have violently NAL
treated her while living in Denver.
Beardsley was in Sonoma until about
two weeks ago, when he left.
LEXINGTON, KY, June 3.-Colonel
Breckenridge bad an audience of about
600 persons, Of whom twenty were
ladies, at Midway yesterday. He spoke
for an hour and twenty minutes and
scored his opponents. William Owens,
| he said, was never in the race and il he
| (Breckinridge) was dead or removed
| from the district, it would be the same