Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-09-15
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| MA5SlLLON, V Ocpt. C.-Odrl DTo"hs returned to Massillon this morning tc
 organizs the Coxey Pied Piper campaign
 which is booked to open on Saturday Browne was arrayed in prison garb and says Coxey's election to congress is as sured.
 PERPEGANIN, France, Sept. 6-The bishop of Urgel has issued a pastoral letter claiming te be heir and sole ruler of Andors. He will no longer submit to France.
 ] NEW YORK, Sept. 6.-The manufactur- ', ing contractors had meeting this after noon with committee of strikers and agreed to take back the strikers without conditions, with the contractors yester- day demanded.
 CONCORD, N. H., Sept. 6.-Colonel Henry O'Kent was unanimously poml- mated for governor. The democratic convention platform endorses Cleveland.
 LONDON, Sept. 6.-The government has decided to send gun boats to punish the chief of the Nonis at the mouth Bemi,, West Africa. The trouble arose from the position taken by the natives in regard to British tradesmen.
 PHOENIX, A. T., Sept. 5.-The popu- listic territorial convention was held in this city today, nearly every county in the territory being represented. General Wm. O'Neill, of Yavapai | county, was nominated for congress, and Judge W. A. Way, of Maricopa county, for councilman at large. JERSEY CITY, N. J., Sept 6.-Bernard Westry Allenberger was hanged here today. Allenberger murderered Kate Rupp They were lovers for a time at New York. Allenberger brought the girl here under a promise of marriage, took her out to the outskirts of the city, shot her and rifled her pockets. The same night he went to ball and made love to another woman. The girl lived long enough to tell her story.
 CUMBERLAND, Md, Sept 6.-Great excitement was caused today by the dis covery of case of sporadic cholera among immigrants from Bremen en route to Pittsburg.
 WASHINGTON, Sept. GA telegram was received today from Health Off cer Duke of umberland, Maryland, announcing the death of John P. Wal. ther, German immigrant, with symp- toms of Asistic cholera. Dr. Wyman, of the marine hospital, said that he be- Iieved this man lad died of Asistic cholera. The disease is not at Bremen, from which port he came. Other pas sengers were not sick.
 ASHLAND, Wis, Sept. 6.-The bodies of eight persons recovered at High Bridge have been identified as those of Frank Bargreen and wife, Ida Towney and three children.
 A roaring sheet of flame struck Bar green's house, consuming it instantly. Within twenty feet of the house is a we'll fifty feet deep. Into this feather bed was thrown. It contained two feet of water. The flames got in it and all perished ia the death trap.
 WINNIPEG, Sept 6-Raining river, on both sides, for it's whole length, except ing ten miles at the mouth, is a roaring mass of flames. At Barwick the fires were so fierce that they jumped across the river. The settlers lost everything.
 CHICAGO, Sept. 6.-H. M. Bigelow has been in England looking to the creation of another great brewery trust. It will have Q capital of s13 ,0O0, 900 or s2,00O,- 900 more than the present syndicate. Bigelow has secured sS,OOG, 900 and the syndicate will comprise twenty of the twenty-four breweries in this city.
 CARSON, New, Sept. 5.-At the open ing of the Silver party convention to- day the announcement that Senator Jones had withdrawn from the repub- lican party was greed with rousing applause. The convention unanimously nominated F. G. Newlands for congress, John E.. Jones was QOml0dGeO IOT kONcIuOI anu h. OiulcT for lieutenaDt-governor.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 5.-The gov ernment of San Salvador has exhausted its stock of dispositions and it seems to have no oral testimony to offer in the extradition proceedings now pending in the United States district court here against General Antonia Ezeta and his fellow refugees. Unless report is had to habeas corpus proceedings in another merits of the evidence presented against them by the government of San Sal. vador.
 WASHINGTON, Sept. 6.-The much mooted German question was decided by the Supreme Lod9e of the Knights of Pythlas today. It decided against using the ritual in any other than the English language. The Germans were gwen five years in which to adopt the English ritual. The Lodge approved the report barring out saloon keepers, barkeepers and professional gamblers from admission to the order.
 PUEBLO, Colo, Sept. 6.-The populist state convention hns adiourr ed. The platform consists of less than one hund red and fifty words. It demands the free coinage of silver at ratio of 16 to and protests against the issuance of government bonds in times of peace. It contends that the national govern ment shall have he exclusive control of all monsy issued, end demands au inltia- tive referendum. The nomination of J. Warner Mills for supreme judge was made.
 MILAN, Mo-, Sept. 6.-By means of false keys the county jail here was claaned of all it's prisoners. The princi- pie fugitives are George and John Hart and 0. F. Straight, forgers, and despera- does. Blood hounds are on the trial. WASHINGTON, Sept. 5.-Genersl Scho- field has ordered that hereafter, in view of the small number of vacancies in the