Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-10-13
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 court the receivers of the Bear Valley
 Irrigation O., sold the property of that
 company this morning to Arthur Young
 for s3sO0O0. Young is representative
 of the foreign creditors. The company
 will reorganize at once with a capital
 stock of four million dollars. One
 million will be invested within the next twelve months in a new ninety foot | dam.
 BOSTON, Oct. 8.-Ollver Wendell | Holmes, the famous poet is dead. ST. LOUIS, Oct. 8.-A daring highway
 robbery took place last night in the ss-
 loon of Herman l.. French. There were
 present at the place several quarry lab
 orers when the front door opened and 8
 tall man appeared. He was masked and
 was followed by five more masked men.
 They covered erybody with revolvers,
 secured $500 and dashed out.
 HAwKEsvILLE, Ky, Oct 8.-A terrible
 race fight was fought between thirty
 drunken negroes and few white men, the result of which seven negroes were killed. The negroes were angered be- cause they were forced to ride in the colored apartment of an excursion train. As the tram reached Staten they made rush to get in the white coach, fright ening women. A United States marshal was on the train and he tried to quiet them, but could not, when the shooting commenced.
 CINCINNATI, Oct. 8.-Breckenridge's friends will run him for the senate. FLAGSTAFF, Oct. S.-There is wreck on the Santa Fe overland. The train struck steer and the engine, express,
 baggage cars are ditched. The engineer and fireman are both slightly injured. BosToN, Oct S-The democratic state convention IS in session here. The platform demands the retirement of the democratic senators who contributed to the defeat of the Wilson bill. John E. Russell was nominated for governor ToMAHAwK, Oct. S.-Train wreckers cut the supporting timbers on the .'Soo" | railroad bridge, at Tomahawk junction, | wrecking the west bound passenger train
 The englne plunged into the Tomahawk river. The body of the fireman is under the engine. The engineer had both legs l broken.
 WASHINGTON, Oct. 8.-The authori- ties are not surprised a. threatened
 invasion of Guatemala by Mexico, Since
 it was decided that Ezeta. ex-vice presi-
 dent of San Salvador, could not be
 extradited, they have been expectin g
 some movement against Guatemala, at
 San Salvador, Guatemaln. CHICAGO, Oct. S.-Wm. Miller and A
 B Sharrow were killed today, in the
 Illinois Steel works, by the explosion of
 a steam pipe. The injured are John
 HotsteIn, Thomas Darsey, Oscar | Wagner. Joseph Todhunter and Peter
 Moxey. Their recovery is doubtful.
 John Hotstein died later in the room
 In which the accident occurred and
 while it was filled with steam. Almost | everyone of the fifty sn at the work | were more or less burned.
 ROME, Oct. 8.-Police are said to have
 discovered an anarchistic plot extending
 over the whole of ally. It was organiz ed by Albany a notorious anarchisr. SHAMoKIN, Pa., Oct 9.-An explosion ! m the Luke FIedler coal mine today
 killed one man and imprisoned four
 others. No avenue of escape is possi- ble. Five workmep were taken out alive, The shaft is on fire, and it is
 feared the inside workings will have to
 be flooded, as it means many months of
 idleness to 300 men.
 The workmen lighted lamp in the air cc urse to test the air when spark set fire to the timbering.
 BOSTON, Oct. 9.-Russell, the demo- cratic nominee for governor, addressed
 the democratic convention today, saying
 that the democratic party of the nation
 was confronted with open and secret opponents. Republicans and knownoth- lngs have formed union and, referring to the tariff he said the measure which
 makes our disappointment keener is be- cause tbis combination has been occasi- oned by strife within our ranks. Tue democratic party does not intend to en- tirely reopen the whole tariff question as business interests are entitled to a fair and practical test of the new tariff law.
 He gave the A. P. A. severe scoring, saying that its success means perman. ent division of the people upon religious lines and return to the bigotry and intolerance and hatred of earlier days.
 AsHvILLE, N. c. Oct. 9-In a freight wreck on the Ashville, and Sparkenburg railroad, the fireman named York and the engineer named Bramsn were killed.
 OAKLAND, Oct 9.-The broad puape local was dersiled this morning giving the passengers heavy shaking up but ne one was injured.
 COLUMBUS, Oct 9.-The western farmers whose crops were total failure because of great droughth are applying to the adjoining states for aid.
 PRINCETON, III, Oct. 9.-One-thou- sand men commenced work on the four mile section of the Hennepin canal The canal is government work. The government railroad IS being and laid along the right of way
 NEW YORK, Oct. 9.-A strike of ten thousand cloak makers has beer inau- guerated.
 PARIS, Oct. 9.-The Italian minister at Pekin addressed a note to China, at l in. request of his government invitinc