Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-06-02
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l lead miners eituatiOn here Is improved
 though still very serious. The delega
 ton of leading citizens which yester
 day went from Colorado springs to se
 the miners, seems to have done good
 They were kindly received by the mi
 ners, who patiently listened to their ad
 dresses on behalf of arbitration. Governor Waite has recalled his orde directing troops to go to Cripple Creek [ CRIPPLE CREEK, Colo, May 2S.-Th,
 Union has appointed committee to gt
 to Colorado Springs and confer witt
 mine owners m regard t, arbitration
 Mrs. Mays lodging house where severa mine owners made their headquarters
 was searched last night by the strikers and every weapon carried away. The coach to Midland was stopped at the top of the big hill above the town today On board were the Union miners captured by deputies in a fight or Friday night. Supt. Mo Donald and -C by the strikers. Five miners, members of the Union, but who would not leave work in the Abe Lincoln mine and ion in the warfare, were driven of Ball Hill today.
 CRIPPLE CREEK, Colo, May 28.- Victor miners union have appointed President John c Underwood and Shepard Mayson as arbitration committee. They will meet the mi2e owners committee at Altman.
 SPRINGFIELD, Ills, May 28.-A confer ence of the Illinois miners and opera tors began at D. m. today. A prOmin- ent operator said he believed the out come would bs the settlement of the strike.
 MINoNK, Ills., May 2S- Colonel Daucan with four companies of militia arrived here today. This morning preparations were made to move the Illinois Central trains that have been delayed by strikers. The trains moved Forth slowly preceded by the militia and followed by the sheriff end his men, among whom were many old veterans. In crossing Santa Fe where 150 miners had congregated, everything was quiet. Two alleged ring leaders, James Smith and Henry Meyers, are under arreet.
 SAN FRANCISCO, May 2S.-Rollo J. Burton, watchman in the mining sec- tion at the MIdwinter far, has been ar rested here on a warrant from Los An geles, charging him with being de- faultiEg witness. Burton was a com plaining witness against a man named Holiday, who shot at him in Los An geles, and failed to appear against him. It is said that the charge is only a pre- text to get Burton in custody and that he Is really wanted at Yuma for for gerry perpetratad on Wells Fargo & Go. for many thousands of dollars. Burton denied all knowledge of the charge of the Holiday affair.
 WASHINGTON, May 2S.-Representa- tive Bailey of Texas will again bring forward his resolution, approved by a majority of the judiciary committee, de- nyiHg Secretary Cariisle's rignt to issue bonds to meet the current expen es If another bond issue is determined upon.
 PORTLAND, Ogn., May S.-Willamette river at this point rose one foot last night. Front street is flooded from Washington 10 Pine street, a distance of five blocks. The first floors of the wholesale houses in the district are covered to the depth of six inches. Advices from up Columbia indicate s cooler temperature and falling waters.
 INDlANAPoLIs, Ind, May 2S.-The jury in the case of Percival B. Coffin, Francis A. Coffin and Albert $. Reed returned today D verdict of guilty for q ckiug the National bank. The de- fendants moved .or new trial.
 DENVER, May 2s.-Mrs. J. Pairing bone joined the Commonwealers here today. She said she lief. Portland, Ore, without a cent but TOW had money in her pocket.
 McLaughiin's California contingent of seventy-five men arrived here t. day. Callahan one of Carters lieutenants left with seventy-tive saying the Denver com wealers were too slow for them.
 CINCINNATI, Ohio., May 2S.-Frye's industrial army of 300 broke camp after dinner today, and will take barges for Pittsburg.
 DENVER, May Ex-Governor Waite issued new order today for the remov- al of PenitAntiary Commiss oners Boett- cher and Chamberlain, giving as the reason therefor that they never filed bonds properly certified in accordance with law. The new commissioners have not yet qualified.
 WAsHlNGToN, May 27.--The supreme court finished its session for this term today and announced decisions on many cases before adIournIng for the summer vacation. One of the attorneys within the bar was Mrs. Be!va A. Lockwood, who was awaiting a decision upon her application for Il writ to compel the court of appeals of Virginia to admit her to practice before it.
 DENVER, May 27.-A report has been sent east through other news channels to the effect thao Father Malone of St. Joseph's parish had gone to Cripple Creek to effect the release of the three miners taken from the Strong mine and now held prisoners by ths strikers The Associated Press correRoOndent talked with Father Malone at 2:30 o'clock this morning. He not only denied that he had gone to Cripple Creek, but said he had no intention of goiug there on any mission whatever. The report is circu- ated as au effort to mix tha A. P. A. up n the fight. The A. P A. is in DC way interested in the fight.
 WASHINGTON, May 27.-The senate sugar trust investigation committee was T session yesterday with the intention of ievoting the time exclusively by the re- usal of newspaper correspondents Ed wards, Schriever and Walker, to answer questions as to who gave the informa- lon prIDtad in i hair disnafnbno po,,.l-o