Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-11-17
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 NEVADA, Cal, Nov. 9-Earnest Hum, superintendent of the Eagle Bird mine at Maybert, fell 600 feet into shaft last evening and was instantly killed. His body was horribly mangled.
 WAeHINGToN, Nov. 9.-Chairman Babcock figures that the republicans will have 256 members in the next congress.
 SHANGHAI, Nov. 9.-The Chinese army of the North has returned to the noun talns were soldiers are reported starving and suffering.
 The Japanese army is reported rn- comped at L,en9 Wang Shen. The Japanese are pursuing 15,0O0 Chinese, mostly new recruits. Port | Arthur is not expected 10 make deter mined stand agalnst the Japanese. Admiral Sir E. R. Freemsntle, In command the British fleet, considers that Port Arthur will probably bs the site of the last engagement of any i'm | portance between the Chinese and the Japanese.
 Los ANGELES, Nov 9-J. w. Cornell. the Baby Farmer" of Fl CajoD, who is charged with the fraudulent use of the | United States mails, was found guilty by jury in the United States district room this afternoon. Cornell had been using the mails to blsckmGil persons who had children he proposed to ex- clude from society.
 HUNTINGTON, Ind, Nov. 9-John Hartman and Norton Keller were killed and John Flynn were fatally injured by the explosion of fifty pounds of dyna- mite. Many thousands of dollars worth of property WAS damaged. TEe men were working with the dynamite when 1t exploded.
 NEW YORK, Nov. 9-Rev. T. Dewitt Talmadge, under whose pastorate of the Brooklyn tabernacle three churches have been burned down, has sent let ter to the directors of the church ten deriDg his resignation, saying that he has called on the congregation for the building of three churches and does not think he should request them to build a fourth, therefore he wants some other pastor appointed or members of his con- gregatiou given letters to other church. es.
 PHOENIX, A. T Nov. Skid Thomp- son, the alleged robber of the Southern Pacific train near Roscoe, Cal, last Feb rusry was captured yesterday morning at Mt. Reno by two cowboys, Moore and Crabtree. A boy known as Colonel Hopper, alias "Long," said to be a nephew of the notorious Luke Shark, was with Thompson. The capture was mape after big fight in which both Moore and Crsbtree had a narrow es cape from the outlaws bullets, Thomp son and Long have been closely pur- sued by officers for several weeks After an exchange oe shots they tool refuge in a canyon, where a hot battle took place. The next morning shot: were fired into the canyon and Thomp son called out that they would surren der. Detective Breckinridge will leave for Los Angeles with Thompson to morrow night.
 | PHILADELPHIA, Nov. S.-Attorney General Olney has written a lengthy letter to United States Circuit Judge Dallas, before whom there has been 8 controversy between the receivers of the Reading railroad and such employees a. are members of the Brotherhood oi : Trsinmen. On August 15 last General Superintendent Swigsrd notified sever al employees that they should abandon the brotherhood If they wished to retain their places.
 In answer to the demand that the re- ceivers withdraw their notice, tbey is- sued the following:
 ''The policy of this company IS well known to be that it will not consent that persons in its service shall owe allegi- ance to any other organizations which may make claims upon them which are incompatible with their duties to their employers. This position was taken advlsedly, snC we have no intention of departing from it."
 General Olpey's letter in substance holds that labor unorganized is practi- | ROWcilC-cs tAdt l1 O COLnOi such as this lles the only safeguard of the workingman in his dealings with or ganized capital, and that his right to belong to such union. beneficial in in- tent and purpose, is legal right which he cannot be deprived of.
 WEST VIRGINIA.
 ! MARTINBcRG, w. Va, Nov. 8.-Day- tons majority over Wilson is now con- cedei to be from 1900 to 20O0.
 1 CHARLESTON, W. Va. Nov. 8.-The de feat of Wilson was conceded by the democratic managers. The repu blicsn's claim Dayton's plurality will not be less than 1900.
 With the legislature having sixteen republican majority on joint ballot the election of Steven B. Elkins to succeed Joe Camden as United States senator is generally conceded. Elkins managed the campaign agaInst Wilson as yell as the legislative canvass. Re- pu biIcsns are elected m all four of the cCDgressiona! districts ss follows: First, B B. Davernor, 5000; Second Allison G. Dayton, 20O0; Third, Bates II. Huiing, 5000; Fourth, Warren Mil Ter, 20UO. there are eight counties Iye' [ court fl"I,,iiy, most of which @iil gIvs' Ilu~alli,e, epublicans are ella miag Dayton'S election by 20OO, but Senator Faulkner says he does not cOnce '1 WIlsan's defeat and will not do SD until the official returns are all in. Mir. Wilson is resting at hIs home in Charleston add is taking matters calmly. H. has nothing to say.
 WHEELING, Nov. S-The republican state committee makes the following statement t1Hight: Governor, repub- Iican, iu the first district is elected to congress by 3,343 majority. Dayton, second district, over Wilson, 2,2O0 ma jorlty. Huling, republican, third dis | trict, 3,500 majority. Miller, republi- can, fourth, 2,0OO majority. This makes the state republican on a popular vote of upwards of 5000. Both branches