Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-06-23
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CASTELAR, ISLAND. Ireland, June IA.
"A passenger boat having on board
egh,y harvester5 capsizsd. 1t is believ-
ed fifty Of the harvesters lost their lives.
! Eighteen bodies have been recovered.
OMAHA, Neb., June 1.-THE Com
monwealers have stopped all traffic at
Julesburg. Last evening 100 laid them
selves on the track and refused to move
until given transportation. They Gre
thus holding all trains.
One hundred and fifty deputy United
States marshals have been sznt to cap
ture them. They expect to meet the
train between Julesburg, Col, and
| Ogallala, Neb. The deputies are armed
each with two Cols revolvers and Win
chesters.
J WAsHINGT IN, June IA - Charles
| Edward Sill. former carnegie workman,
who made the chief disclosures coucern-
ing defective armor plate. was before
the cOngrs ssIonal investigating commit
tee today.
| Il
day refus d to continue the case OF
ASA sin PrenGergast and tomorrow Will
set the day for bis insanity trial. The
attorneys of both sides had asked Il
continuance until November u
Los ANGELES, June Ii. - Walter
Thorne, Pat FItZsimons aud John Com
| stock, on trial two weeks for the second
| Res oe train robbery, were acquitted
| this morniag. The jury was out four
| minutes. This is the second time per-
sons have charged with this robbery
have been discharged.
| WASHINGTON, June 14.-By advice of
phys clans President Cleveland has
about decided to take short outing,
going down the Chesapeake bay. 1t is
| thought that four or five days outing
Will restore him to his usual vigorous
health. Captain Evans, the of light
house tender Hubbard, will accompany
him on the voyage.
CITY OF MEXICO, June 14-The sacre-
| tsry OF the treasurer charges fifty
prominent officers in his department with
wIlfully destroying documents to conceal
serious oiIsnses, the nature of which is
| not made known.
New YORK, June IA lire started
early today IN the basement of a six
story building on Duane Il Elm street
which caused a loss probably exceeding
| $780, 200. The roof fell in and the flames
| communicated TO the Edison bdIlding
1 across the street. Half block was
totally destroyed.
DoBBs FERRY, n. Y, June 1.-The
| foundation stone OF the monument to
mark spot where Washington had
| headquarters in 1888 was laid today by
| Chauncey \. Depew, ia the presence of
| the society Of the sons of the revolution.
| The principal addresses wss made by
vice President Stevenson ard General
Horace Porter. Secretary Herbert was
| also present.
Yoke HAMA, June ia fire at Yama-
gaia, province of Usen, destroyed 200
houses, and thirteen people lost their
lives.
HONG KoNG, June 14.-One Thousand
seven hundred Chinese died OF plague
| here since May 4. The European pOpul-
alton up to the present time has not
been attacked. The epidemic now In
crs asiD2.
BEACH CITY, O.. June 14.-Miners
were fired upon by picketts below the
city. The ire was returned and search
| was MADE but no one captured An
attempt was made to destroy the rail-
roa1 bridge but owing to good picket no
damage was done.
JEFFERsoNvILLE, Ind, June IA
Three dead bodies were found near
Borden man, a women and a chiid.
They had been dead two days
They were well dressed and beea kill
ed with revolver which ives found
near the bodies. Suppoeition the MAI
killed the woman and child and COM
mitted suicide. They were not identi-
fed.
CINCINNATI, o., June i4.-At Bowen,
KY, last night bloody duel, with ma
tural weapons, ended in thu death Of the
victor through the treRchery of the van
pushed, who, after being knocked Out
Unexpectedly stabbed the victor The
participants were rivals for the hand of
The same girl and the fight was TO settle
the question as TO who should wed her.
ATLANTA, Ga, June H. Word has
Ceen received here of horrible atrocIty
which took place near Backsbear.
Pierce county. On Monday negro as
ssulted Miss Herrin, daughter Of q
we'll known farmer, and left her for
dead. She managed to give an alarm
and the negro was soon captured. Iden-
titled by his victim and hanged. He
was cut down before life was extinct
and literally skinned alive. The fellow
lived In gr- at agony several hours.
A
bridges having failed to stop shipments
II coal notices signed by "One thousand
miners" have been sent to tue engineers
of the Kansas Cincinnati, Memph and
Birmingham railroads Garning them to
quit hauling coal of peri of their lives. |
Shis is regarded as a resort to intimida- |
te engineers into supporting the strik |
ers.
COLUMBUS, O., June 13-The ma
tlonal officers of the United mine work |
ers have issued a circular announcing |
the terms OF the settlement of the strike |
aud advising miners TO return to work |
June Is.
CHICAGO. June 13.-The Pullman
strike was discussed at the convention |
OF the American Railroad Union today. |
ce-Presldent Howard said: "People |
w uOI OcIiobo ldUOr uulOHS can UdDk- |
rupt man, but look at Daniel j. Mack |
~ Of Indiana. He was In charge OF a |
few railroads and now he has not a dol |
lar. He refused to irea5 with labor uu-
ions.
TO BOYCOTT BEER.
ST. LOUIS. Mo-, June 13.-The gen.
eral executive board of the Knights Of |
Labor met here today to consider the |
boycott OF that organization against |
the breweries here controlled by English |
sy Indicates. A determination was
reached to send out circular to all |
Knights of Labor and the Federation
OF Labor, as we'll as other union men,
cilling upon them to become temperate;
10 fact, total abstainsrs from beer con-
sumption in every large city or town
and at all times and places where union
haar no Ohraipad