Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-09-15

I RosEBURG, Or, Sept. 11-A double murder occurred near here yesterday. w. F. Beckmsn, farmer, shot and killed his wife and stepson, Robert Ring. The tragedy was the out growth of do- | nestle discord. Mrs. Beckman was | suing for a divorce. Beckman was soon after arrested and brought to this city.
 NEW YORK, Sept. Manifestations | this morning point to the settlement of | the cloak and garment cutters strike. 1t is expected that by Thursday all con- tractors will have signed the required bond and everyone will be back to work. No terms looking to settlement with striking Knights of Labor in clothing trade have been made. OwENsBoRo, Ky, Sept. 10.-A sensa- tion was caused here this morning by the raid made on gambling game in the rear of plat ter's house. Ia the room were found Hon. Leje Sebree, re- publican candidate for congress, John Shackelford, Ernest Burch, A. Sparks, Theodore Washburn and John Walters, all we'll known.
 DENVER, Colo, Sept 10.-The Amer ican Society of Irrigation Engineers is holding its annual convention here. The following officers have been elected: President. James P. Maxwell; vice-pres- ident, E. NJ. Boggs; secretary and treasurer, Jobn $. Titcomb. Directors, NJ. w. Anderson, Samuel M. Fortier and James D. Schuyler. Amendments to the United States statutes to devise means to expedite the approval of maps of public lands through which canals or ditches are to be constructed, were dis cussed.
 VANCOUVER, B. O., Sept. 10.-Advices from Australia say that another inn mense nugget has been found at Cool gardi. It weighs 1900 ounces and is worth S30,OO0. It was taken from a reef, the whole face of which glitters with gold. The laborers have struck, demanding e4 per week. SAN FRANCIsCo, Sept 10.-The steam CTS which arrive here weekly from Aus tralia, New Zealand, Hawaii, China, Ja- pan and the Central American states, have few, if any, immigrants, while inn migration is becoming greater daily. Italian, Portuguese and Slavonians la borers do not like the outlook for the Dext winter and are making a rush for the east and for Europe.
 An agent who controls much of the travel between this city and Europe said today:
 "During the last month I have sold over 430 steamship tickets to Italians and Portuguese who wanted to get out of California. Last week I sold 125 tickets and on Saturday I sent away 5 Italians who wanted to escape the win ter in San Francisco.
 'The Latin people, as class, are afraid to risk next winter here, and all who have money are hurrying home. Those who cannot reach Spain, Italy or Portugal are going east, as they consider their chances of getting work there bet ter than here. It is not a question of tariff or no tariff, but simply of the sur vivsl of the man who will work for the least money. In consequence, Chinese and Japanese hold the fort"
 LONDON, Sept. 1.-Detachments of the Salvation army Tn all parts of the city assembled at the station to bid farewell to General Booth his departure for America. The general will make tour of the United States, finishing at OcdGtlt, W dSAiuSlon, OcCcLADcI 70.
 COLON, Sept. 1l.-Republic of Colum- bis has presented Nicaragua with 8 second protest, claiming sovereignty over the Mosquito reservation under old Spanish titles. It is reported Presi- dent Nuilez will go to Bogota to calm the rising troubles there.
 CHICAGO, Sept. 11.-Warrants were issued today for the arrest Of President c. c. Cheney and John Holmer of the Western Bank Note company. The two gave ball in 5, 900 each, to appear at St. Louis November ,. The charge IS the same as that against the governor, auditor and treasurer of Mississippi, printing bills in currency in the United States.
 NEW YORK, Sept. 10.--Investigation of the police department WAS resumed today by the committee of the state senate.
 Detective Sergeant Charles A. Hanley was examined. A handsome gold watch and chain Hanley carried was the sub- ject of inquiry. It was shown -the po- lice were too friendly to pawnbrokers for the public good.
 Hanley was questioned as to wheth CT he had gotten the gifts from Jimmy McNally, the we'll known dry goods king. He answered equivocally. It was developed, however, that Hanley's wife received two handsome lamps from McNally.
 LEXINGTON, Ky, Sept. 11.-County Attorney John R. Allen, a leading Breckenridge campaigner, struck Pro- lessor Charles Nj. Alberti in the face with the open hand. Both drew pistols, but were separated.
 Los ANGELES, Sept. 11.-Jackson has refused to sign articles to fight Corbett.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Sept 1l.-Beniamin Shearer, manager of the Western union telegraph office st Reno, New, and his corps of assistants have been dismissed from the service at the investigation of the war department of the United States. He and his operators are charged with conspiracy. After their dismissal these charges will not be pressed. During the A. R. U. strike Adjutant Bowlin, in charge of the signal corps, demanded tho sole use of the wires. The demand was refused. He reported to Washing ton, aud incidentally charged Shearer with sympathy with the strikers. The charges were referred to Frank Jaynes, Pacific coast manager of the Western Union, who settled the matter by the dismissal of all hands.
 PHoENIx, A. T., Sept. 1l.-A stage was held up last night three miles south of Congress by two masked highway men. The six passengers on it weTere- lieved of all tbeir valuables, $500 being secured. Officers are in pursuit of the robbers.
 Qt is said that the Yavapai delegation and Hon. A. J. Doran were on the stsge).
 GRAHAM POLITICS.