Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-06-30


Il am gong away"
Excited crowds gather. d 10 the streets
and tore down and wrecked the stores
and shops of Italians who were interest
ed because of the deed having been
done by one of their countrymen. The
Italian consulate would have been raid
ed but for heavy guard of police.
The deepest sorrow and regret is
heard on every hand.
kilograms Of sympathy are pouring in
from all points.
Public buildings throughout the ma
tion are draped in m urning with flags
at half mast.
There is heavy guard about the
Prefecture in which the assassin is con-
fined.
The widow and children of the MUIR
dered man are in state of mental pros
tration with grief.
LONDON, June 15.-The British court
will be in mourning out Of respect of
the memory of Carnot.
BERLIN, June 25-Carnot's assassina-
ton has created a profound sen satlon.
All classes are indignant. Emperor
William telegraphed warmly his sympa-
thetic coincidence.
WASHINGTON, June 25.-The senate
adjourned for the day out of respect to
the memory of Carnot, after adopting
resolution Of grief ard sympathy which
will be presented to the French govern
ment and Madame Carnot.
CoNNELLsvILLE, Pa, June 25.-
StrikiLg cookers seriously damaged the
railroad bridge on the outskirts Of New
Haven, last night, with dynamite.
DACoTA, Cal, June 25.-John Steven
son, one of the oldest pi ne, RS on the
coast. coming to California during the
geld fever, died at his home near Cen
terville last night.
BALESvILLE, Ark, June 25.-Two
men were arrested Saturday night in
Buffalo city. They are believed 10 b.
the Taylor brothers, who murdered the
Meek family in Browning, six weeks
ago.
Los ANGELES, June 25.-Judge Ross
this morning in the United States cir
cult court found for the government 10
Its claim against the Southern Pacific
railroad, involving the ownership OF 70O,-
600 acres OF land The decision throws
this land open 10 settlers.
CHICAGO, His, June 25.-Oaniel Cor
kerry, president of the Caicago and
Indiana coal company. died today, aged
forty-two, as result from an operation
for appendicitis. Cookery has been a
leader in the Irish increment.
North ENID, o. T., June 25.-Last
night a mob attacked passenger train
with hot fusidsle of bullets. Several
assengers were wounded. All the
power IN the territory will be acquired
to put down the lawlessness.
Nav YORK. June 25.-Yesterdsy the
Tug. jas. ID. Nlcholl capsize1 off Sandy
Hook carrying down thirty victims.
There were eightyfour aboard ut time,
consisting OF amateur fishermen, u ostly |
Germans. There was heavy sea at |
the time. The boat was overloaded aud |
capsized almost without warning. The |
disa ter is the IN re- narrowing as most |
of the victims leave families.
WASHINGTON, d. c., Ju-e 25.-It is |
understood to be senator Falkners In
tention tt call up the bill for The ad |
mission OF Utah after the tariff bill is |
out OF the way. The bill will be uuau-
imously reported from tn committee, |
1t heing the policy OF both sides TO adj |
nit the territory. 1t will probably pass.
DENVER, June q. There arrived in
thu city Wednesday over the Denver
aod Rio GaanSe from Aspen, car of |
nearly pure silver ore from the Snug
gler mine. The car was under guard at
Aspen al night and when il goes
1T will lave just few guns on
the inside. This car contains the purest
lot OF silver ore ever shipped cut of a
mining camp and lays about the car IN
pieces weighing from an ounce TO 1900 |
pounds. THIS pocket OF ore was struc1
In the Smuggler mine about six months
ago and has been kept undAr guard ever
since. Its great value may be realized
when 1t Is remembered that at the pre-
sent low price of silver it will bring
100000.
Pueblo. Colo. June 24.-Ths coal
miners of Colorado and New Mexico in
convention adjourned today at noon,
after issuing manifesto to the public
IN general, fellow citiZ rs and working
people generally. They deny that they
are forgelners or anarchists and state
their demands as follows:
Recognition as an organized body
by the mine owners; fair weight on
scales officially sealed; presence of a
miner check weighman at the scales;
pay ment for all coal W; ished in mine
carssln addition to lump; semi-month-
y pawn 4nts OF wages IN United States
money and the Adjustments of ecrin
ana the truck store system; no dis
against union men: the
restoration OF the scale of wages maid
asst wear, which they claim have been
'ut 30 cents; the enforcement, Of the
avs regarding props, rails, etc, haulin,
oy the cars to uD hill rooms for loa0ing
and pulling the leader cars out of dip
ping rooms.
Committees were appointed to 90 to
Ia Junta, Trinidad and Raton to ask
abroad men not to handle non-unIon
,oal
Miners from the northern part of the ,
tate where men are still working, say
hat they will 90 on a strike there as :
Goa as the convention rogue for
GENERAL suspension is presented to :
bem.
TIE miners held an open sir mass
Meeting this evening when several of I
heir leaders made speeches. s
WASHINGTON, June 24-The half hour .
sually devoted to miscellaneous bust