Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-03-10
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CHARLESTON, W. Va, March 5.-There
is no dlmunitation of excitement ID the
mining regions. A Telegram was re-
ceived from Eagle today saying that the
road from Eagle to Fayetteville was
lined with armed men. Theyare said to
number not les than GOO Their avowed
purpose is The killing Of Wyant as he
Is being taken BIZ the sheriff to Jail
at Fayetteville. WANT telegraphed
to the governor for military guard
and it will be furnished him.
| Twenty loaded cars on the Chesa-
peake and Ohio road We're burned by
the strikers, at Paint creek, this morn
| ing. A general outbreak is M men,
tously expected as the strikers are be-
coming emboldened. Wyant is under
guard of full company of militia and
will be taken from Montgomery in The
morning.
WASHINGTON, March 5.-The Bland
seignorage bill was received from
the house today and referred to com
m.ttee on tinince.
| WHEELING ". Va. March 5.-hll the
miners in Ohio sub-dIstrict to the num-
Der of 5000 or 1000 have agreed TO re
turn to work today pending sc ttlement
about wages. The schedule will be
fixed by arbitration.
WASHINGTON. March 5.-A Crank
| giving the name of Abraham julius
4 II ,rl., Of Of
| White house this morning and announc-
ed that he had come to take possession
OF it and turn it over TO the Jews. the
police.
DENVER, C5l., March 5.-For some
time stories have af0at about the whole
sale traffic 10 girls who had been sent to
mining camps. Mrs. Julian White who
| conducted An employment agency has
been arrested and charged with acting
as az Mt Tor Doyles danes house il
| Cripple Greek. Mr.. White denies the
| charges.
| SANTA BARBARA, March 5.-Rt. Rev.
John a. Paddock, bishop of Tacoms.
died last night at Mlramar after an
illness OF several days, caused by para
| iysis. Death came peacefully the
bishop passing from an unconscious
state to eternal rest. He was surround
ed by his three daughters and Bishop
| Morris, of Oregon who has been pre-
sent during his illness The remains
| Will be taken home for interment.
| New YORK, March 5.-PrIvate
| Michail j. Quick of the United States
| army was remanded in jefferson market
| police court today. He was arrested
| Saturday on the charge deserving from
| the army and for stsbbing Sergt.
| Frede. Quick has been stationed 10
| Arizona. He fell in love with an
lndlsn maiden there, Sergt. Frede
was his rival and apparently success
| full one. Cgjc.l in revenge, it is sGid,
| crept into the sergeant tent one dark
| night, stabbed him with & bayonet
then fed. He will be sent back to
Arizona.
LONDON, March 5.-The queens
speech proroguing parliament was
purely formal. II was only fifteen
lines in length. Lord Roseberry spent
this morning comforting with the
cabinet. The house of Lords met this
afternoon and the royal assent wss
given to the local government bill. The
queens speech wos read and the house
adjourned.
Harcourt, chancellor OF the exchequer,
assumed the liberal leadership in the
house of commons and WAS greeted with
enthusiastic cheers from the liberal
benches. VII n the members Of the
house Of commons WIRE summoned to
house of lords 10 hear the queens
speech of Llbonchere AID some other
radicals remained behiod. After the
reading Of the speech the commons
also adjourned.
WASHINGTON, March 5.-Ths supreme
court room was crowded today in
anticipation that the newly chosen
Justice White BE- installed. He did not
not appear and its learned that he was
decided 20 remain in the senate for
time.
SANTA MONICA, Ca. March 5.-The
Dr.. Hastings college in South Santa
Monica was burned last night. Damage
about $1,000 While going to the fire
the chief engineer of the fire department
vas run over by the hook and ladder
truck and quite seriously hut 1t is |
not believed that-he will recover.
OMAHA, -iarch 5. "A disastrous con-
flagration isreported raging in DeaCwood |
S. ID. All Chinatown is already destroy |
ed as well "a many business buildings.
The fire started in saloon at six this |
morning ard destroyed all that part of |
town between Nam street and China |
town. But for the fact that no wind |
was blowing the whole city would have |
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portion of the city ia in ruins. The loss |
over $4,000. The fire is now under
control.
TRoY, n Y. March 6.-During a
election here, about half past |
l., this after Ioon, a row broke out in
the first district Of the 18th ward.
The MallOy men, it was stated by
were running in repeaters.
Among the republican watchers were
Robert Ross and his brother William.
They grabbsd a couple of men who
were being showed forward to vote.
During the fracas three or four shots
we're fred. When the reserve police
finally restored order, Robsrt Ross
vas found lying on the ground with a
pistol wound in the head aud Will am
GEAR by, fatally hurt. Several others
ire in bad shape, many being pounded
until their faces are unrecognizable.
On the opposite side of the street
Vas Bait Shaw, democrat, lying dead
q the gutter. The Malloy men claim
hat the shots were fired by the
police who admit using clubs and re-
7olvers, but claim that the by ISLANDERS
had pistols drawn before the police
,ook a hand. No arrest so far.
BRICE MINE, Ont, March 6.-By
all of rock in the Ophir gold mine, today,
Frank Percy, JAS Heath and Anthony
Savage were killed.