Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-10-06
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 wholesale murder and jail delivery was frustrated at 3he United St .tes peniten- tisry, McKells Island. Warden Palmer of the poison and four guards had a re- markable escape from death. The pris- oners were led by Joan Wade, a noto- riOus emuggler. He procured poison and placed it in the food of the warden and his assistants, and but for the fact that he put in too much all who ate it would have been killed. During the ex . citement Wade and four prisoners es- capped and have not been fouad.
 CHICAGO, Oos. 1-Beniamin Price, a fifteen years clerk ln the Cook county Jail has fallen heir to s5,OOO, GOO left by father. The estate owns nearly all the suburbs of Hackensack N. J. Known
 as May wood.
 JOLIET, H., Oct. Thirty years ago
 there lived in this city Sarah McLaueh-
 lin and Bridget Leahy. Their maiden names were McNamara From here they went to Ottawa, H., where all traces were lost. A thorough search of the United States is now being made for them as the valuable estate of a de-
 ceased sister awaits them in California. DURANGO, Mex, Oct. Tt is ar- | nounced here that the railroad running from Altata on the Pacific coast to Gull I aclen has been purchased by a New
 York syndicate and will be immediately
 extended to this city, where connection
 will be made with the MexiLan Interna-
 tionsl. c. P. Huntington is said to be 1 at the back of it.
 CHICAGO, Oct. In the United States | court hf appeals, Justice Harlan, of the | United States supreme court has modi.
 fled Judge Jenkins famous strike in. ! junction. Harlan severely handled the
 injunction regardless of Jsnklns' feel | ings He did not agree with Jenkins definition of strike that 1t is necessari- | ly illegal. There is such a thing as $
 legal strike.
 New York, Got. l. The factory of | Jones Nunberg a furrler, in six story double brick building, burned this | morning. It was tue largest factory oi | It's kInd in America. Loss S74,000. A | nun Der of firemen had narrow escape
 from death by falling walls, the building | practically breaking 1t two and the wall:
 falling in front aud sides.
 Los ANGELES, Sept. 30.-A sensation. al episode occurred here last night at ( l meeting of the Unity club. J. K. Cos ! a republican politician, and an A. P. A. e. was invited to address the meeting. IT | ,he course of bis remarks he charged thas under the Catholic cathedral 1T | this city there were 500 stand of arms ID. F. DonDegoU, a prominent contrac | tor, arose in the audience and display | ing a S1 1000 certified check. replied that | the statement was lie, and be would give the check to the A. P. A. if it were
 true. He wanted 8 committee to go tC
 the cathedral and search it at once. A furore was created at once. Several
 persons offered sums of money that the
 statement was not true. The chairman
 said Gosper had violated the courtesy of the club. Gosper then said he had | been told the arms were there.
 HELENA, Mont. Oct. IA gambler named Frank Dorty was shot and kill
 ed by another gambler named Tom
 Clary. The men had been drinking | and carousipg together. Early this
 morning they had a scUffie iD gamb. ling house. Dorty is a we'll known | sporting man all over the west. Clary
 is San Francisco man and posed as a prizs fighter.
 PONTIAC, Oct 1--Novel race was run here to day between a COW sni horse the COW is 8 full bred Durham which the owner have been driving in harness. They accidently discovered that she
 possessed startling qualities of speed \ The COW easily won over half mile l track against the horse on a trot, MANEsTEoUE, Mich, ,Oct1-The bod ies of the crew of the sunken schooner Home have been Wa he'd ashore. Capt c. P. Henderson. Alexander Herken- oski and Seaman Bon have been identi- fled.
 KENosHA, Wie., Oct. 1.-The resi- dence of $. B. Pierce, st Welmot, Wis, was burned last night His three sons, aged from 25 to 35 and a daughter Is years of age, perished.
 SARANAC LAKE, N. Y., Oct. 1.-The Mirror Lake house on the lake was des- troyed by fire today. All the inmates
 escaped. Loss S15,C0.
 NEW YORK, Sept. 3O.-The Brooklyn
 Eagle says: There will be an inde-
 pendent democratic state ticket in the field. It is not only probable, but vir- tually certain 1t will be headed by the name of Chas. s. Fairahid. Nomina- tions for lieutenant governor and judge of the court ofappea.s will also be made. Reform democrats from all parts of the state were In conference during most of yesterday and have been in conference today ia New York with Chas. S. Fair child, Ed. M. Sheppard, Oswald Otter OdtI ACOIulL ouO OtuoI IcDIc- sentative reform democrats, among whom have been th SC respor eibly con- nected with leading metropolitan news papers, upon the situation of affairs as they are. Ex Mayor Grace arrived from Europe last night ard tock part in the conference. The reform leaders found that if they did not iead their followers, their followers would run over them, and they did not prop so to e run over.
 NEW YORK, Sept. 30. Tine frs: gun of the campaign in this state was fired last eve nx by the republicans in Copper Union hs,l. The nomination of Nor ton, Saxton ard Haight were ratified by resolutions ap} commended by speech es made by F Tee ,uent WetmOre of the