Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-01-20
TELEGRHpHIC.

CURED tots morn:~g at tn Hackensocl
bridge on the Delaware. Lackawann
IL Western road, near Jersey City
Two passenger trains collided witt
fatal result. The collision was between
the Dover and a branch express trail
and was caused by fog. Two cars wer
telescoped. fifteen people killed anc
twenty-five injured. The Dover tx
press left Rosevlle at 8 a. ID. and wa
folio wed a few minutes later by tn.
regular Communication train. Approach
ing Hackensock Or e the engineer O
the express slowed up, the fog prevent
ing him f,onl seeing the signals. rh,
commuters following did not slow up
but crashed iato the rear of the express
completely wrecking the last two csri
| full OF passengers. WHO were crushed K
death and terribly mangled. The en-
gineer of the Communication train is miss
ing and j. supposed to be among the
killed. Passengers Oh one of ne tram.
who reached here say they coun ed Il
dead alongside OF the wreck and others
were thought to be dead.
BOWIE, Ariz., Jan. 15.-Wm. Garland
promoter Of The ella Valley, Globe and
| Northern railroad ana e. A. Cutter,
E. Sol mon, julius Liberman and ID. "
Wickersham stockholders, let here to
day. This four members and A. c.
l. ord, # Los Angeles we're elected
directors, The articles of Incorporation
Were signed ard A Z. Gutter was elect
Ell president, A. T.. Lard, secret airy, and
Treas and -. w. Wickers ham, vice
president. The road will run from
BJwie via Solcmonvile and other
points in the Gila Valley to Globe. MIR
GariaDds railroad outfits now en- rout
here from Utah and work will bsgiu by
Feb. /.
CAPE Town, Jan l5-Ir battle be
tween the forces of Comm ander Size n
and Unizizis 10 Donoald the former
were defeat, and compelled to retire
with loss of $50 killed and wounded.
BUoUERQUE,.N. NJ, Jan. Ii. E L.
Gilbert. until recently agent of Wells,
Fargo q Co., here, was arrested last
night, charged with the embezzlement
of s $50 He recently settled a short
age of $1,000 Chas. Z. Linton, in
spector of the National Surety com
pany b Is bondsman, caused the arrest
Gi Der. is high roller and has been
with the company fifteen Yeas.
DENVER Jan. l3.-A special to the
Times from Silver City. New Mexico,
says: An investigation into the affairs
Of Postmaster Harry w. Luca., who
disappear, four weeks ago, has de-
veloped the fact that he Is short in his
account with th. Masonic ledge here,
of which he was secretary. The extent
IF these irregularities are not yet
kDo vi. He was prominent secret
s. ciety man, be onging TO no less than
six different lodges. 1t Is expected be
will be renewed from the pc toffice,
whe he has been employed for over
seven years. He was last heard of In
Trini9ad, where he went after indulg-
ing in big spree in Albuquerque.
Chicago, Jan. 13.-Schaeffer and Ives
waulekd up the baik line billiard tourn-
ament ton ght before crowded house
1t was their second meeting since the
adoption IF the rule barring the anchor
nurse, and Sch aeffar had to win III or
der 10 tie Ives, as the latter had Won
all his games bus far, while Schaeffer
lost o Ives last We .nesday night. The
games w.. C5e Of the closest and most
Schaeff-r-0 0, o, 1880, l, O, SO, %, 2, f.
Sc 81, 20, l, l34,2 ,, Is, o, Il. III, 0,
15-600
Ives, i, 30, IS, l6, 10. %, 81, 0. II, %.
DOB 70, I, U. 3, 81, 2, ~, 1853.
Averages-Schaetler. u 6-22; Ives,
81 -.
BUFFALO, n. Y, Jan. 13.-Ihe Com
m-roial tCday prints a letter from
James j. COrbett, dat ed January ii, in
which he says: The true state If ;hiHgs
in Florida IS not being sent over tina
wires to the newspapers. We wish
the contest TO take place and they do
not allow Mitchell's strange actions TO
he known, because they want him -
60 in the ring, as it will be a big news
event. The Duv-l Club hHs had to
jolly this fellow like a two year-cld
baby IN order to get him here at all.
offered to go anywhere in the state. az
there 40 law here against US. and
they cannot molest us after the fight,
if it comes off; but he refused to do as
I did, ami Insisted on st. Johns or
Duval county as the meeting place,
and he must have notice and know the
place ahead. Doyou know why? Be-
= hesx IN ha m
n case It is decjH ei to bring the con-
est of secretly,
WAeHINGToN, jar. 16.-The hou Q
,esum, d consideration Of the tariff bill.
Wilson mmeiIately began offriDg com
nit ee amr ndments The first was to |
educe the duty on furs for makers |
lee from 20 to 10 per cent
Bowers Of Calf Drnia got recognition |
ma argued Tor tn present dut, % |
6sins. He created much amusement |
)y throws au arm?ul of California |
sins toward tha democratic side There
vas great scambling among the MEM
,ers and half the house complacently
nUnched the fruit
The next amendment to Il place on
ne fee lit IN addiIi ion 10 books printed
,ver twenty ye-rs, was photographic
ha;ts. The committee also agreed II
ne amendments changingt'e rate on
ugar end milk from twi nty per mt
dvolorem TO two cents per pound. This
ccasioned considerable debate the
epublicaDs declaring il was IL new
Ddustry inaugurated 10 1890 and the
roposed reduction would iuin it and
against bringing up our
hildren on Imported artlclrs Brecken-
idge defended the Committee amend
lents.
Mills, KY. Jan. 16-The dwel:rg
nd s. ore OF A. Houston was burned
his morning. Mr.. Houston and two
rown daughters persisted in bed.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 16 -Tbe senate
nance commit ee today have secretary
arIsle's letter suggesting an issue OF
Dads. 1t was taken under cOns;dera
Oh but the senate adjourned without