Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-09-22
FRANKFORT, Ky, Sept.


 primary elaction is progressing quietly. The Breckenridge men ara not taking the advantage of pledging the voters according to the rule adopted by the district committee last Sat rday, because of Judge Car trells injunction restrain ing them from so doing. l5 is thought that this will prevent trouble. LATER-The estimate of the voting in 1, this city up to this hour, is Owens 352, Breckenridge 5l, Settle 22l. At II o'clock Breckenridge was running ahead in Woodford county and reported as carrying Lexington by two to one.
 VERSAILLES, Ky, Sept 15.-Out in l Haywood neighborhood five miles east of thIs c ty, there wes 8 pitched battle this morning between the Breckenridge and Owens men. G. ". Gillespie, Breckenridge mar, was stabbed twice just above the heart, in the back. It was impossible 10 fud out who did the cutting. The wounded man says he is coming to Versailles to Vote for Bill Breckonrjjge fit kills him." Physicians say he will die if be persists. | LONDON, Sept. 15-Wiuding up of Dalziers cable news agency has been of fically announced.
 HARRISBURG, Penn, Sept. 15.-Charles
 P. Raymond and brother Edward Ray
 mond. of the MIddletown National
 Bank. which failed lest week, have been charged with incorporating s50,- GOO.
 UKIAH. Gal, Sept. 14--The Idaho stage was held up this afternoon ten miles north of this city by masked highwayman The Wells-Fargo box
 was taken, but the amount of the treas
 ure secured is yet uuknoTr. Sheriff Johnscn IS now out after the robber.
 WAsHINGT9N, Sept. H. Thomas Fay Tor, B years old, killed his wife, p years old, today, by shooting her with pistol, and then turned II on himself. Tsylor's wound is not dangerous, hOW ever, the wounded wife having turned his arm to one side just as he was about to put bullet through his heart Jealousy ! caused the deed. The couple had quar- reled frequently. Taylor accused his
 wife of undue-intimacy with other men. LONDON. Sept H-C ngressmou Nil- sOu arrived here today, much improved ! ID beai.b He said he Q ss merely on a pe8sure grip and would g il for New York on Sc tsm OCT %.
 4 represer rtative of The AssCciai ed Press had an 1T terview with him, refer 1 ing to the recent election in Maine. He | sad be GId not c0psiL.r the Republican victor as pronounced criticis Of the i tariff legislation of congress. According i to Mir. Wilson, some of the Democrat of 1 Name are tenn Q arily angered at cer- tain tariff reducLioLs, esl eclaily It the redua Oa of duty or timber. ! But" he added. Mains sitU ton ] prevents that tate from a-ing an index oi the political currents of the Uu led | States
 | Mr " Wison decidedly stated that | President Cleveland had no tn ug ts of | Hgaiu being a candidate for the pre5i- dency. Re and Mckinley were i0 his | opinion. candidates for The Repub icau nomination., but te thoueht the R pub ! lican party would probably select tar if conservative Ike AiI.. The United | States, Mr. Wilson Gaid. iuld never re- vert to McKinieyism.
 FoRr S4IrH. Ars., $. lj-United States deputy Ma-slal, v. z. Smith, has returned from trip , the rende- vous of Bill Cook and the Dalton, where he went piloted by a ste heart of one of the men. He tried t3 induce Cook, who formerly worked aa B member of the smith posse, tO ab4l5Jn hIs life of outlanre. Cook refused saying that it wRs too .a Sni.h zays there are thirteen men in the gang aud stronger than the Dalton sg7rg ever was.
 CHICAGO, S=pt. 15.-Uaited States secret ssrlice agents have discovered two new counferiei, bills, one 5 note on tue Fifth national bank Of Cincinnati, seri 4s of 1S82 and the other is a silver cert fionte of the 5l0 series of 1886. B tn are made by the photographic process.
 INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Sept. 15.- George Schol'z, president of the Terre Haute l tranch of the \ mericsn railway uDion, and H. Daniels, chief of the grievance committee of the Terre Haute branch, have both been found guIIty of contempt of ho United States courJ for their ac iJa during the strike. They were releasel during good behavior. NEW YORK, Sept, 15.-Tbe business portion of Scranton, Pa. is on fire and property worth S250,000 has already been destroyed.
 LATER-Fire was under control short ly after 10 o'clock. The loss Is estimat- ed at least S300,0o0. The Matthews Morton and Cross and Fensler Blocks were destroyed. WASHINGTON, Sept. l4.-The recent shell tests at Indian Head, held by the ordnance committee of the avy, have been completed. Four 10-inch shells of cast steel, made by Johnson company of Spuy tendevil, and two of forged steel made by the Midvale company, were fired at l5-inch Hsrveyized plates. Com modore Sampson, of tbe Ordinance bu- rsau, says the shells proved highly sat isfactOry, and although not eXDs cted to break the armnr stood up to the test well
 WAsHINGToN, Sept. 1.-The receipts from customs for the first fourteen days of this month amounted to S9,22I ,0OO iin round numbarsl against 5j, ,730, ,0O0 for the last half Of Augul', while the receipts from internal revenue were but g, 292, coo, as compared with 320,634,0cO for ihs latter half o5 August, 1893. The loss Is due Go tho enormous sums paid on whiskey with drawn for consumption -v55. " Ag ol5 as .A4z iil.z' anti