Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-09-29
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oeoeo COD'eHIlOH uOmlndIeu vincent Coffin for governor.
 BosToN, Mass, Sept. 20.-Two thou sand garment weavers stopped work thIs morning. By noor, probably, $500 will be on a strike.
 HaKRIsBURG, Pa., Sept 9.-President Grand Master Sargent and vice. Presi- dent Hannehan have been reelected by the brotherhood of locomotive firemen.
 DENVER, Colo, Sept. 19.-A heilo- graphic message was sent 1S3 miles, breaking all previous records, from Mount Unconpsghie, Colo, to Mount Filler, Utah.
 DALLAS, Tex, Sept 19.-Three mil Lon n bonds are sad to have been soid 10 English capiteiists for a road between the Manitoba line and the gulf The same amount more IS ready to be taken.
 NEW PORT, s pt. l9.-It is given out that MT. and Mrs. w. K. Vanderbilt
 have patched up theIr differences and wll 'spludge" some more this season iD their marble palace here.
 COLUMBUS, o, Sept. 19.-It was 6 dramatic scene when John H. Clark declared the senate a millionaires club Qaud applause) BrIae sat on the plat form, pale us marble and Tom Johnson said he did not believe that Brlce bought his way into senate. Much confusion followed. A resolution to elect senators by the people wss carried and an anti free silver motion was voted down.
 SPRINGFIELD, Mo, Sept. 19. Deputy Marshal Johnson served a warrant of arrest on J. $. Little, of Mayflower, of Barry county, for opening registered letter and taking $40. lie asked to be allowed change of clothes which was granted. On returning he vas dressed ID black and carrying bible. This he said was his last will and testament, as be gave It to the deputy. Then he wanted to take a nap of two hoirs say iOg that at the end of the time he would be dead. It was granted and at the end of that time he WAS dead. He had copce 4led q butcherkDife ID his clothing and had stabbed himself to deatt.
 SARATOGA, Sept l9. The state repub- licsn convention, called to nominate a full state ticket, was rapped to order here today at 240 p. m. Hon. l1emuel Ely Quigg, of New York city, was made temporary chairman.
 Temporary Chairman Quigg, in his address, arraigned the Democratic party for the passage of the new tariff law and denounced the machine Democracy of New York city. He said the outlook for the Republican party in the coming election was encouraging.
 Ron. Warner Miller was made perma- nent chairman. The report of the cre- dentials committee, seating the B rnes delegation from Albany and deciding against the Mulholland delegates from New York, was read and adopted. Con gressman s. k. Payne, chairman of the committee on resolutions presented the platform, which extends greetings to the Republ csns of Pennsylvania, Ore- gon, Rhode Island, Vermont and Maine flor their prompt and just judgment on an incompetent democratic admiHistra- tion." National sff ITS were referred to as fellows:
 A democratic president of the United States ard dem cratic chairman of the waye aud means committee of the house of representa-: ives have announced that the war agaInst the protected industries of the country has but just began, and that it is to be prosecuted to the bitter end. On behalf of the 2 age earner, the agriculturist, tte business man and of every sacred interest iu the empire state of the Union, the republican party of the state of New York, in convention ass em bled, accepts this challenge and pledges itself U defend against all as- sault the rights of the workingman and his employer, both WantOnly invaded by reckless demagogues. We d5nounce the federal administration for surrender ing an annual revenue Of 5000, ,0O0 on wool and imposing a burden nearly ten times greater by levying tax On sugar the commOnest household necessity. We :Avor an honest dollar and oppose any ttf Tt, waother by removal of lhe tax on stats bank issues CT the free cOin- age of silver, to lower cur currency standing, and We favor an international agreement which shall result in the use of both gold and silver as a rculating medium.
 General B. F. Tracy, in an extended speech, placed in nomination ex-VIce | President Morton; Colonel Baxter put | | SINof La~0ott. O.I,e Butcher nominated Stewart L. Wood 1 ford; E. A. Nash named General But | tertield, and exc Dgressman Parker | presented the name of Judge Leslie w. Russell.
 Cries for a vcte followed and the chairman ordered the roll called by | counties. Before Ontario was reached | Morton had been nominated, and when | the vote was finished the clerk an- i Morton, 53215; Fassstt, 6S; w oodford, 40; Buttertield, %; Russell, 20; Bliss, 4015; ard Arkell, l. The of Morton was made unani- nous. Recess was taken until 10 D. m.
 At 1920 q. m. Judge Saxton was nOm- mated for lieutenant governor on the first ballot. Judge Haight was nomi- hated for judge of the court Of appeals )n the second ballot,
 The convection adjourned sine die at 2:l0 a. m.
 PITTsBURG, Penn, Sept. 20. George 5chmens vas hanged today. He WAS convicted of the murder of his wife and ,wo young daughters, his object being 10 secure insurance.
 ATHENS, Sept. 2O.-On the Turkish frontier, near Liwsi, the prOcureur du 'oi, judge and two secretaries, accompa- lied by two gems d'armes, while collect ng information regarding brigandsge were attacked by brigands, who carried 'ff the procureur and the judge to their mountain stronghold. They were al- owed to send word to their friends that he brigands demanded a ransom. A detachment of soldiers extermlnated the but tba DrOcuraur was killed l