Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-06-02

who vera assaulted yesterday by the strikers did not attempt to go to work in the Union shaft today as expected. Sheriff Taylor is here with fifty depu- ties.
 COLUMBUS, Ohio, May 24.-Ohio coal operators held meeting today at 2 D. m. Talk is that sixty cents will be of fered. This is construed to mean that the compromise at sIxty-tive cents will be acceptable.
 MEXICO CITY, May 24.-The strike of American coal miners has caused the price of northern coal to rise sharply ID Mexico, inconveniencing Mexican man. ufacturing indus ries.
 WASHINGTON, May 24.-The oi-metal- lie league today considered the report of the committee on resolutions. As adopted they declare the league is un- alterably opposed to the further issne ot interest bearing bonds; that before casting their votes for congressman, the members of the league will require assurances of adherence to the free colnage of silver and gold at 16 to l, and pledge that If a bill providing for such coinage IS passed by cJngrass, and vetoed by the president, they will work and vote to pass the bill over the presidents veto; that if the election of president Is thrown into the houss they will vote only for the person m favor Of free coinage; derouncs the present system of national banks as the m0n- uGental monopoly Of the nineteenth century; recommends the enactment of system of currency that will insure per capita cIrculation of $50 to be made up by tue free coinage of silver and gold at l6 to 1, and the issue of tre asury notes; assert the discOn tin- uancs of the issuance of the silver money and the repletion of the treasury by boni issue IS burdensome on the masses; declare that it is the duty of the secretary If the treasury to cci the bullion now in the treasury, and to pay interest on the public debt with silver; and demanded the issue of S45n,- OO0,OOO of non-intsrest notes of small denominations.
 Col. Fisk, of Denver, advocated the building by the government of rail roads from Pittsburg to San Fracci and later one o the south as a means of assisting the people.
 The convention adjourned sire die after brief session this evening.
 DENVER, Colo, May a4-fhe Rail- way Telegraphers' co ventiou is still considering the conie-ts in executive session. In the case Of Thomas B. Me Mahon, of Buffalo, N. r., candidate for the office of grand chef. the convention decided to hear evidence CD the charge that he was not a regularly elected delegate. The Ramsay fsction claim this Is victory.
 Two more delegates were seated. One of the delegates seated was Nc Mahop. The vote was 65 to 5S. Ram sey's opponents claim the vote settles the question of his defeat, but his friends do rot admit this. 1t is stated one more test of strength will be made and if the opposition wins Ramsey will withdraw.
 CRIPPLE GREEK, Colo, May 26.-Strik- CTS seized train at Victor about mid night and proceeded down the Florence & Cripple Creek railroad to Wilbur, where the Denver deputies were in camp. At 1 a. m. battle occurred be- tween the strikers and the outpost of the deputies, in which George Crowley, s miner, Was killed. Several miners ard three deputies were wounded.
 Particulars are hard to obtain as the wires have been cut.
 4 non-union miner WAS shot dead in saloon at Victor this morning.
 The force that attacked the deputies numbered 300. Their approach was discovered by ssntries and shooting be- gan at once, from beth sides. The dep lties fired from the windows of the l coaches a the miners from behind | loulders and trees. The engagement | vas short. The miners retreated to Victor. A number of miners are mss ng. The wounded men were taken by .hei7 friends in hidIrg. IL is net known now the deputies fsred, though the miners claim tt !eass fifteen were killed ,r wounded.
 The town of Victor is quiet. the min ITS having resumed their positlors on Battle mountain and Bull hull.
 DEPUTIES UNsCATHED.
 So far az known no deputies were filled.
 It is now positively known that no ives were lest yesterday by the blowing ID of the shaft house at the Strong nine.
 It is reported that m!ne owners have Isked for United States troops.
 CALLS THE DEPUTIES RIOTERS.
 DENVER, Colo, May Ex-Governor Waite regards the deputies as rioters nd will today issue proclamation to lave them disperse. Sixteen hundred files and twenty thousand rounds of were shipped to the rioters t Cripple Creek during the week.
 PANA, Ills, May 26.-It is reported hat 800 striking coal miners gre in pos ession of train at Terre Haute, headed or Pana. Nearly all the deputy sher- fs are veterans and a collision, which eems inevitable, will probably prove disastrous.
 MINERS DICTATE TO RAILROADS.
 CRIPPLE CREEK, May 26.-Officers of he Florence & Cripple Creek railroad ave been notified by miners of the Union company not to permit the rum ing of passenger or box cars into Tictor, as miners want to know when equities and arms are sent in to use gainst them. The miners appear to hold the key to he situation. They number nearly