Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-09-22

| S - s- 1SO-s SsG( ssSssGS LEHI JUNCTION, Utah, Sept. 14.-Er- nest Davis, wife murderer, was exe- cuted here today. He was placed in 8 char, bliLdfolded, and six soldiers shot him. He died iu three minutes. CHICAGO, Sept. 13.- Seven hundred and fifty workmen on the New Marquet- te building struck today and riot was narrowly averted. Eighteen non-union Edison company el ctrlc workers were attacked and forced to flee to avoid
 bloodshed. The building trades council ! had notified the contractors to dis charge the men and he refused. RENO, New, Sept. 14-Mrs. Harely's l crOss-examlnation was completed today ! without shaking her testimony in chief. | When the ch+ir 6eaator Folty raised to strike Der with ss brought to her to 1 identify che Esn shrIeking from the 1 room and f Il ID faint.
 NEW OnLEANS, Sept. 14.-District At | torney Butter to lay filed in the district court of tbe city a su for the impeach- ment of Mayor Fitz patrick. He is charged with favorit'Sm, incompeteucy, etc.
 DENVER, 5 pt. 13.-Dalegate to the republican state convention were late asssm bling yesterday and It was nearly noon before Irving Howlert. chairman of the state central committee. called the convention 10 order. Senator J. l.. MCCreary WAS elected temporary chairman and made a short speecG. There were present 9j3 delegates, a few of whom were women taking part in their first state convention under ths equ,l suffrage law.
 h the course f Senator Wolcott's address he sad: \ new element has entered politics. and the women of the state must b5a- ;beir share Of the bur den. There is DO good cjtizsn who doe not taG-k his maker that the woman will css n-r ballot with him tO prevent B. e." Since Colorado became state yhers has never been an hour when it's mcttl could 80 earnestly be invoked as now: "Nuthng without divine aId." There must be enough men and women in this state t save ;t from further mirrule. "I believe that this convention ai ! not listen 10 the claims of any man for office, but will select cit zeDs who will save the ate from III msTGle.'
 At the conclusion of $ S-na;or Vol cott's remarks Senator Teller took the platform. He gave brief history of the fight in congress laet winter to pre- vent the repeal of the Shernsn bill, and the silver cause all over the world was growing so rapidly that it was Tn his opinion but a short time until a free coinage law wOul1 be enacted by congress. He agreed with bis col league in his statement that he was willing to withdraw from the repubii- can party when it ceased to be friendly to the use of silver.
 The committee on ciedentiils made their report and the temp rary orgaFi- Z9tiOn WAS made permanent. NOmi- nations being in order the following were made;
 For judge of the supreme court. John Campbell. of Colereuo Springs; for governor, A. ". McInt re, of Alamoso; lieutenant governor, Jud Brush, of Greeley, secretary of state, 4, B. Nc Gaffey, of Denver; state treasurer, Henry E Mu'nix, of Trinidad.
 l. Icing after o'clock when the nomiIatiors wers made and tae dele gates having had no dinner, an adjourn ment was taken until tomorrow morn- ing.
 OAxACA, Mex, Sept. 13.-Late ed- vices from Chipas state that the troubles on the Guatemala border are growing more serious and indications ara favor able for bioodshed uGlas the two govern. ments reach an understanding as to what is to Ue done with the brIgands and eutthrosts who make the border country their rendezvous and prey upon peace able citizens. Several villages along border iu Guatemala have been sacked by outlaws and many murders aud ether outrageS com mitted.
 WASHINGTON, Sept 1.-The presi- dent has maJe the following appoint mente, Richard w. Mead to be rear admiral Of the uayy, Robert lI. PIchian, commodore of the navy, and James Adams, lieutenant commander in the navy.
 LONDON, Sept. I4.-Congsessman Wilson has arrived much improved in health. He said he was merely on a pleasure trip and would sail for New York on September %.
 LONDON, Sept 14.-Lleancia arrived from New Yor1 today breaking the record ot tho ocean suus, bei0g five days, eight aours and thirty eight minute B her a tTard aud Sest- ware 9gss she made precisely in the same ums a to minute, but on the pres n. t- D she .vered twenty three milea more than on her record breaking trip last month. Her average hourly speed was 2l So knets.
 LExINGr-N. Ky, Sept. 14.--Women are al over the Breckenridge district today urging the voters on for tOmorrows primaries, their presence having much to do with preventing fights. The best politicians are behind Breckenridge and working us if it was matter of life and death.
 OMAHA, Sept. 1.-The first snow season fell this morning followed by heavy raIustorm from the north.
 SHANGHAI, Sept 14.-Disastrous fire oc ,urred at Chung King on the evening of August 9. The confagration is said to have ragged all night. Before mid night the whole south eastern portion of the city was in flames. About thirty persons are known to have perlshed and it is probable the actual loss of life is greater. It is roughly estimated that the loss by fire will amount to fully l5,- OOO. 900 taels. About 1000 buildings were destroyed No foreign houses were burned.
 CHATTANOOGA, Ga, Sept 14.-G. N. Hanson, President of the Citlzen's Ma tional Bank, was acquitted of the mur der of J. A. West on the ground of self defence. West was intimate with Han sons wife.
 THOMPSON, Conn.,, Sept. 13.-An at temnt was made by two men to kidnRp