Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-06-23
OMAHA, Neb.. June 15.-The Missouri

the valley last night make much highe
water probable.
Canon Cry, Colo, Jnne IA con
vic5 banned Fred Robinson escaped from
one OF the gang &C men working on The
street today aud started over the hills
The guard Called to him To stop, anC
upon hi' refusing to 90 SO the guarC
hFed, killing the man instantly.
SPRINGFIELD, Mo-, June 14.-Ratbel
than 20 t. iiu, Bascom Crawford, the
embezzIrg cashier o the Amsricar
National tank. this afternoon turned &
revoiv-r on his heart. HIS aim was ur'
steady and he bullet we,'t a little above
the vital organ, but he is 20 badly hurt
that be II die.
MADaID. June IA CORE pondence
says that France and Italy have agreed
to SPANS request OF the powers to act in
concert IN Morocco ie order to avert
civil var. Great Britain and Germany
accepted SPANS suggestion with reser-
vstIons
ORoviLLE, Cal, JuDe 14.-Wi liam
Gilman committed suicide today by
} shooting himself with shotgun. He
placed the gun against his stomach and
| used piece OF board to tCach the trig-
ger. Dependency WAS the cause.
Chinatown, At Clipper mills, in his
county, was burned down today. Eight
buildings Were totally destroyed.
RED BLEFF, Ca, June IA log
ging tram crossing a trestls near Yellow
jacket mill left the track end plunged
down Iuto tse canyon. Dan Lyons,
boOkkeeper at the stOrs of the Sierra
Lumber company, and a thirteen year
old boy named Spencer, who We're taxing
ride on the engine, were instantly
killed. The engineer and fireman were
not seriously hurt.
WAsHINGToN, June 1.-THE Virginia
| republican committee has adopted a
| resolution stating that the committee
deems 1T unwIse to call congressional
conventions Tor the purpose or making
| nominations. The resolution expressly
states, however, that the committee has
| no intention OF attempting to prevent
any person from running or any people
from nominating Representatives Ex-
Senator Malone says he will not cast
another ballot under the present cCndi-
tions.
WASHINGTON, June I4-William A..
Sampson, of Buffalo, n. V, attorney OF
w. w. Klsmiuski, the Pole who return
ed 10 Russia and was arrested and sent
TO Siberia, today saw Acting Secretary
of State Uhl and laid before him all the
papers in the case in his possession. MIR.
Uni promised him that the United
States government would push the
n after aud do all in its power to release
Kism nski.
WASHINGTON, June 14.-Such smooth
smiling marked the first meeting today
of the sub committee of the house com
mittee on commerce, appointed TO frame
Nicaragua canal plan, that its mem
bers feel justified in predicting that the
measure will be prepared within q week
Several points we're agreed upon today.
Although Representative Ryan's
scheme for currency issue to construct
the canal found some favor, il was def
ni'ely abandoned, an6 Senator MOrga IS
plan will furnish the foundation for the
bill, which provides for the usual meth
cd of raising funds by means of bond
issue.
COLUMBUS, O., June l4.-The official
circular announcement of the settle
ment of the strike, issued by the ma
ticnal officers of the United Nj Ne
Workers contains 1000 words. The
settlement agreement i5 set forth in
the Introduction, TO lowed by short
resume of the strike and dwelling on
the convention and conference at Ceve-
land May IA and 10, when. after failing
TO reach an agreement, the miners
adopted resolution placing the whole
question in the hands Of a commit es
consisting of the national Officers and
district vice presidents. Tha- nirS.a!as
continues" While we have not beenable
to restore wages to what they we're
in the early part of 1898, we have in
many instances prevented reductions
from taking place and on the Others
secured part of what we lest. Reduc-
tons have been prevented il southern
Illinois and Iowa prices have been re-
stored and organization recognized"
In addition to this, the operators for
the latter field prom sed to abolish the
infainou contract system which Caused
so much dissatisfaction to miners in
that part of the country and souie il
jury to their competitors 10 other helds.
In Ohio an increase Of ten cents per
ton has been secured and 10 western
Pennsylvania an advance Of a similar
amount In addition to the price of
mining the interstate agreement has
been re-established and once more
peaceful methods of adjusting wages
will take the place of strikes. In elect
ing checks weig men the miners will
be longer hamperei by the interference
of the operators, as under the agreement
they will have the privilege of electlng
man of their own choice 10 ill the
position.
While We have not succeeded in &C
comprising every thing mapped out by
he national convention, We secured
more for the men than could have been
obtained through local Or sectional IF
forts, ana, in our Judgment. all tdGl
could be secured by the movement IN
der the conditions by which We are sur
rounded aud which conditio- we're IN
foresee3 at tn time OF The nayional con-
yentIon."
The circular concludes: We fesl
much has been gained by this effort
which could not have been secured b,
any other method. We earnestly al |
wise you to accept the conditions made
and resume work JuIe Is, as provided !
IN the contract. We are confident OF
the correctness OF our position in sign
ing and advising the acceptance OF thls
contract. That on it's acceptancs or
r fusal by you, We stake our reputa-
lions as your servants, and our further
of official position"
PITT=BURG, june ia .tipple al