Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-10-27

OAKLAND Cal Oct 19-It is said that
 the industrial army camped here and | trembling in fear of the chain gang which has been threat. ned. The army | getting r. ady to leave for Los Angeles | but aN aitinQ the arrival of Mrs. Gen eral Smith from the south to take command. She is the woman who leC ! the industrials out of Oakland last sum mer and left them at Sacrament after | they split up.
 | DENVER Colo, Oct 19-Troops B
 and G will arrive at Fort Logan thi:
 morning to remain, Fort Bowie having
 been abandoned by the war department | MUwIE Ind, Oct. I9--A man drillins
 a gas we'll was surprised to find his drll | weighing a ton, drop as if in bottom
 loss pit after penetrating the earth 12t feet. Ten thousand feet of rUpe haG
 been attached but it is not enough tC
 reach the bottom. It is believed to be ' just such a cavern as was found al | Buttons, 40 miles away.
 EvANsvILLE, Ind, Oct. 19-A number
 of millers from Kentucky, Tenness et
 Illinois and Indianapolis are here tc form an association to better theil
 business. J. c. Lecompt, of Lexington
 Ky, said We desire to change the tariff | Under the Wilson law. Wheat is ex.
 ported free of duty and flour is taxed We want both treated alike. Our trade
 with Cuba is destroyed on account this high tariff. The present tariff law kills
 out the trade with foreign countries. AMITE City La, Oct, 19-Dr. E.. w. | Mcguire has been arrested charged
 with having hired two assassins who
 went to the home of William Muller,
 near Independence, who fired through the window killing Mrs. Muller. MERIDIAN Miss, Oct 19-Will T. Martin a farmer in Clark county, mur- dered his infant because 1t cried too
 much for him. He IS now being pursued by mob of lynchers.
 ST. PETERSBURG, Oct. l9.-The czar
 is rapidly approaching his end. His con-
 dition has changed for the worse since yesterday and the royal family are
 alarmed. It is reported than an impe-
 rial edict will bs published Monday
 entru ting the regency to the czarawitz
 and several nigh officers.
 HIRAsCH1Mo, Japqn, O-t. 19.- Bills
 have been introduced in the newly
 established parliament to empower the
 government to borrow money to carry
 on and pay expenses of the war. M.
 Susomato, prisident of the Diet, reply
 ing to the Mikado. said ''your mri 8 y
 might h ve considered China sn enemy of civilation and We obey the imp rial desire to destroy i+s barbarcus ohstiu- acy."
 CHICAGO, Oct. 19-A method has at last heen discovered Tor soldering alumi- nun. Ordinary tio solder will do the work. Heat the metal and then scrspe off the oxided surface is the formula of treatment.
 NEW YORK, Oct. 19.-Judgs Lacombe Eddy has dismissed the writ of habeas corpus in the case of John James How ard, Levi P. Morton's English coach man. Under this ruling Howard must go back to Engan
 KANSAS CITY, Oct. 19 General Mar ager Stone of the Associated Press, has wired Gen. Nelson A. Miles asking him whom he meaut in his annual report when he said the intervention of troops saved the country from a serious rebel lion. Miles den.ed that he meant Cleve- land, but refused to admit that he meant Debs.
 WASHINGTON C1URT HoUSE, O., O t 19.-Theo. Ammordman, wounded 0y the militia during the rot W, onesCay night, died this morning, making a tJi al up 10 thIs hour of five killed.
 CLEVELAND, Oct. 19.-Affidavits are being prepared to arrest Col. Colt, sher- if Of Cook county, on th' charge of murder in the Washington court house tragedy.
 ST. PAUL, Oct. 19-Charles Ermisch | and Otto Wonigkette were hanged 70 | day. While wearing masks they de | msnded drinks ID GoodmRn's saloon | and killed Wonigkette, ths barkeeper.
 CHICAGO, Oct. Establishments have | been found againS six officials and ex- officials of the Santa Fe road for | the interstate commerce laws in paying rebates to shippers.
 WASHINGTON, Oct. 19 Assistant | Secretary Hanllin has ordered tae | revenue cutter Grant, now at Port | and the cutter CorwlD, at | San Francisco to proceed immediately | in search of passengers of the steamer Ivsnhoe, supposed to be lost fifty miles l southw vest of Cape Flattery, off the coast. AmoGg the pass engers is F. J. Grant, ex minister 10 Bolivia.
 CHICAGO, Oct. 1S-Mrs. Warren Springer, wife of Chicago millionaire, was indicted yesterday afternoon for at jury bribing, during the trial of sult for condemnation of some of her hus bands property, brought by the Metropolitan elevated road. The witnesses before the grand jury on whose testimony the indictment was found, were George w. Marmon, juror whom it was sought to corrupt; Josephine Msrmon, his wife, to whom propositions are alleged to have been made by Mrs. Suringer, and Mrs. Louise Snyder, who was at Mrs. Marmon's house on the occr sion of one of Mrs. Springer's visits. The grand jury was instructed that an at- tsmpt to bribe, though unsuccessful, was crime. Mrs. Springer is a pretty l young woman.