Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-10-13


 not masked. They are believed to be all Indians belonging to the Cook gang.
 LONDON, Oct. 5-A large force of Jap anese have landed at New Cbwoug and the capture of the place, in few days is inevitable.
 PEORIA, Oct. 10.-McKinley is making speeches to large crowds all along the line of the Peoria railroad, between Peo- ria and Joliet.
 ST. LOUIS. Oct. 10.-Dsve Woods raped Emma Golfer. Her brother at tackled Woods and battle with corn knives was fought. Collier was fatally wounded. Ii is likely that Woods will be lynched.
 CAPE MAY, N. J., Oct. 10.-A severe gale and high sea has submerged the Meadows. Five vessels are in sight ou the beach and are rolling so heavily that the life saving crews cannot launch thelr boats.
 CHICAGO, Oct. 10.-Elias Sunmerfi. Id has been appointed receiver of the American Debenture company. The obligations are s1 100000. The company was formed to start hotels, spriL gs, gas works, railroads, etc.
 NEW YORK, Oct. 10.-The general strike of the cloak makers union has resloved itself into strike agaInst the piece work system. One thousand cutters will go out today, totally paralyz- ing the industry. About 300 shops are affected. The manufacturers have distributed pickets around all the shops At meeting of the men in Irving hall, they were addressed by Joseph Baron dess, the leader of the strike. He was received like a conquerer and men pressed forward to shake his hands, He warned the men not go near piLkets as the manufacturers are seeking pretext to put them in jail. Barondess afterwards attended a meeting of the girl cloak makers and they went wild over hlm. He made short speeches and then disappeared. His coming broke up the meeting as after be had left the girls refused to transact further business.
 NEW YORK, Oct. 10.-A seven story building in the course of erection uas blown down by gale. It crushed through two story building adjoining where two families, with boarders, lived They were buried in the ruins. The building that fell was defective and frequent complaints had been made about it. Bodies were taken out as follow: Bertha Krons. age 40. The body of man and boy and a woman were also taken out. Injured are George Robinovitz, back sprained, Louis Aorahams, left leg broken, David Krohners head cut, Jos Brady, badly cut, Timothy Dolan cut and brused, Bessie Abrahams. head cut. FaunIe Krones, body badly cut. Lewis J. Abra- hams, head cut. The building was very himsey. It was to be used as foundry. Many expressed the belief that it would fa.l before the roof was on. It was "A Monroe street.
 HAYwAEDs, Cal, Oct. 9-C. E. Acker man, recent arrival from New York, was attacked by footpad+ last evening, robbed of Sl70 and forced to accompany the robbers to n canyon, five miles from Haywards, where he Was tied to a tree and left to extrica @ himself whie the footpads made their escape. He is pros- trated as result of hls experience.
 PORTLAND, Or. Oct 9.-"Buuco" Kel ley has made full confession of the art lie played in the murder of George w. Sayres, whose body was found float ing in the river between Ainsworth and Mersey docks last Friday morning. Chief of Police Minto declines to reveal the nature of the confess'op, beyond the fact that 1t establish his theory of the crime. It is clalmed that everyone connected with the murder is now un- der arrest or close surveillance. One, and probably two. more arrests will be made.
 CHICAGO, Oct, 1O.-W. H. Bentley, of San DIeRo, who exhibited ostriches at the Worlds far took them aft, rwards Antwerp where he sold them. On his way home and while riding in a Pull man coming into Chicago, two men who sat behind him asked bim to change some double eagles they had for notes. Bentley did so but in few minutes afterwards they decided they did not want the notes end asked Bentley to re- exchange the money. Bentley returned the coin and was gwen what he thought WIS the notes he had given them and put them in his pocket without counting them, and the men then went into | another car. The porter who observed | the transaction sdviced Bentley to count | his money be did SO and discovered only | S9. The men were arrested on the train | by a special ageut of the railroad and | Bentley money was recovered.