Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-10-27
TELEGRApHIC.

 bounced that the condition of the Czar has possibly changed for the worse. The symptoms Of general debility and weak ness of the heart are more pronounced at present than ever before.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 18.-The tug Monarch which towed the Mammoth log raft over the Columbia river bar en route to San Francisco, has arrived here. The second day out the tug encounter ed heavy storm and she was unable to move the raft, which went to pieces rap idly off Tillsmock head. The raft con- tained 10000 spsrs and piles and was valued at S35,CJO.
 WASHINGTON, Oct. I8.-The annual report of General Ruger, commanding the division of California, has been made public. lie describes the condition of affairs at Los Angeles during the strike and says the result of the presence of troops there ws5 that the mail service was suon resumed. Tbe evidence proves that but for the presence of the military the strikers would have prevented the operating of the roads at thus point by violence except upon terms directed by themselves.
 CEDAR RAPIDS, Ia., Oct. 18.-L- s. Merchant, editor of the Cedar Rapids died today of inflammation of the brain.
 PITTsBURG, Oct. J6.-An unsuccessful attempt was made to wreck the Balti- more and Ohio accomm odation tram. Three dynamite bombs were placed on the track. One exploded doing slight injury.
 CHICAGO, Oct. 1S.-Mrs. Eliza Carson, aged 70, whose eon-in-law, Julius Rohe- back, asked for a conservator that she might not squander her s3O,OO0 fortune in her fad tor continuous steamship trips on the Atlantic, left Chicsgo for New York. last night to take another voyage. Her son-in-lsw withdr. W his applics tions for conservator.
 CHICAGO, Oct 1.-The sentance of death of Frank KurtzaA was cOmmu ed to Imprisonment of life. He js a ciga- rette fisnd and is weak minded.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Oct. l7.-In Southern CallforDis the weather IS fair. Very light showers are falling m the elevated section and along the coast in the northern portion today. It is cooler in the interior.
 WEsTPoRT, Cal., Oct. 17.-The schooner Cheto IS ashore at Needle Creek and Is total loss but tne crew IS safe. The owners are G. W. Hume & Co, of San Francisco. The cargo can- ned was of Salmon. She was homeward bound from Rogue River and had no insurance.
 KNOXVILLE, O., Oct. 18.--Sixteen men have been arrested in Clay burn county on the charge of being the white caps who unmercifully whipped J. B. Phil llps at Lazelle few nights ago.
 CHICAGO, Oct. 1S.-Isaac Clarence Marsh, young divinity student who had inherited S2O1, ,OCO from his mother, dled recently at Pasadena, Cal, leaving will in which be bequeathed the whole estate in trust for the benefit of certain churches in Chicago. He leaves his father, sisters and other relatives one dolar each. The deceas-d was a religi- | ous enthusiast. The will will be con- testsd.
 CoLUMBcs, Ohio, Oct. 18.-Jasper Dolby, negro, was sentenced ct the 1 Washington court house to twenty | years in the penitentiary for cr!mical i assault on Mary c. BOyde, Bn old white | woman. Dolby plead guilty to the | charge and large mob congrt gated | outside Of the court house, whjls he | was being taken in. The community is | much worked up. The militia is oD | hand to protect the prisoner. As tie | prisoner appeared On the tops the m b | rushed Ut hlm but were repulsed by the | soldiers who fired and used the bayoE- cts. Three were killed and Frank | aged 70, was shot n the | leg and cannot live. Theodore Ammer- nan, aged p, is iD a critical condition. Dolby was hustled to the train and reached the penitentiary at Columbus safely.
 RICHMOND, Va, Oct. 1S.-A large part of the extensive plant of the Tredgar iron mill IS burned. Loss s150,0OO.
 AsHrABULA. Oct. 1S--A fire broke out at Jefferson, the courty seat of Ashta-. Oula county, early this morning and is now raging violently. The entire busi- ness portion of the city is threatened with destruction. A portion of the fire department of this city has gone to Jef- erson by special train.
 KNOXVILLE, Oct. 1S-Thomas Fogarty, ] Southern Pacific railway fireman. was hot and fatally wounded by Mrs. Lda Rhodes just after midnight last night. Nogarty attempted to enter the wcman's louse and had kicked the door down when she opened fire. Mrs. Rhodes W IS Irrested but gave bail.
 Fogarty affected to believe that the yoman was of uncertain oh aracter. HoUsToN, Tex, Oct. H.-The worst ire in the History of Houston broke out t 2:40 B. m yesterday. Not only was arge amount of property destroyed but , wo sisters of St. Joseph were burned to cath, two infirmatory patients also { erished and third sister was danger usly burned. The fire originated in the San Jca- unto hotel, or rather boarding house, ; t Franklin and Jacinto streets, from