Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-01-06
TELEGRApHIc.

will be sprung, IN the Circuit court of
the United States here today. This is
nothing short of an open charge that
the recently appointed receiver of the
Northern Pacific railroad and certain
members of the board of directo rs,
under president Cakes, have mulched
the corporation to the extent Of S60.OOO,-
O00 inside of one year. These charges
are to be set fourth in petition to the
court to Gust the receivers, Thomas
T. Cakes, Henry Payne and Henry G.
Rouse. The Petition will be filed before
Judge Jenkins. who appointed the
receivers, by Silas E. Petit, General
Counsel for the company.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Dec. 2S.-The
of the Northern Pacific road for the
summary of which was sent in these
dispatches late last night was filed in
the federal court here by general Peetlt
of that road, this afternoon.
SOUTHAMPTON, Dec. 2S.-A Cylinder
which was being sunk at the wharf of
the American line steamers exploded
this morning aud several workmen are
missing.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 28.--Joseph Don
Juan was held in $4,000 bail today to
to await the action of tie grand jury
for sending threaten ng letters to vice
StnNoncnn oil
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Dec. 2S-Mitcbell
was arrested today to prevent him
from fighting. He was committed for
trial, but at once, applied for writ Of
habeas corpus. Corbett has not yet
been arrested.
JACKsoNvILT, Fla, Dec. 2S.--Mitchell
will have a hearing next Tuesday.
Sheriff Gcnd of Mayport, is after
Corbett who will probably me up
this afternoon. The acton is under
stood TO be friendly.
ST. PAUL, Dec. 2S.-A committee of
the Northern Pacific employees called
on receiver Cakes shortly after II
today to zee if some arrangement
could not be reached regarding the
proposed cut on wages, instead If ap-
playing TO the courts in tue matter.
The conference is s i'll in session.
ST. PAUL, Dec. 2S.-It was finally
arranged that The men should present a
written statement. This will be pre-
sented tomorrow morning.
BUENos AYRFs, Dec. 28.-Tbe newe
received from Rio Jsneiro states that
the yellow fever has been added 20 the
horrors of war and that q number of
deathes have already occurred. The
authorities are taking every precau-
ton to prevent the spread of the
desease bus they are greatly hampere6
by the condition of t city nseguent
on war. Five of the worst cases we're
accompanied by the black vomit.
SAN DIEGO, Cal. Dec. 2S.-Samuel
McKoon thu father of HOsmer p. Mc-
Koon, president of the San Diego
chamb.r of commerce, died at his
son's residence this morning aged 81
He he'd been prominen in politics in
New York aud was Judge of the Sur
rogate court. He was made d free
mason en- 1923 and is supposed to be
the oldest mason in the United States.
CHICAGO, Dec. 27.-Juan S. Hart,
editor of the Ell Paso Times says the
Mexscan revolution has been practically
wiped out, and that probably little
more will be heard of it.
CHICAGO, Dec. 9Th closing
arguments for the defence and for the
prosecution in the Prendergast trial for
the murder OF Mayor Harrison was
made today.
OTTUMwA, Iowa, Tee. 27.-The three
tramps who IN broad daylight held
up six men, robbed boy, and robbed
and beat n farmer, were captured by
the police today.
SAN Francisco. Dec. 27.-The Helen
w. Amy, which has just arrived from
the Gilbert Islands. brings news that
Great Britain his determined TO seize
the whole group, and this has probably
been done before now.
New YORK. Dec. 27.-Orders for the
Miantonomah to prepare in twenty -four
hours to go to sea We're received at thu
navy yard today. The innate dest-
patton of the month"; will undoubtedly
be Rio.
DENVER. Dec. GA private Telegram
to w. NJ McMechen, late candidate
for postmaster at Denver. announces
his appointment as pos Office Inspector
in charge of Colorado, Wyoming, New
Mexico, Arizona and Utah with head
quarters at Denver. The papers are
signed and 60 to the sepete tomorrow.
CINCINNATI, Ohio, Dec. 27-Major E.
q. Rattihone, assistant postmaster gen.
eral under Harrison, denies he is con-
nected with any organization or move
ment TO boom Harrison for The nomina-
ton in 1886.
LONDON, Dec. "a dispatch to the
Times from Paris announces the
capture of the Algerian Brigand
Areski Ell Bachir, who has long been
the rror OF thu inhabitants OF Keby-
ia. SInce November 26, twenty-one
origauds have been captured or
killed.
DENVER, Colo. Dec. 27.-The Denver
plant of the Omaha IL Grant smelling
company has completed a statement of
The ore receipts and production of met
ais for 1893 Thu total product oo of
silver vas S,59l, 425 ounces, an increase
IF lilo, l48 ounces over 1892. The gold
ounces.
PARIS, Tex, Dec 27.-An attempt
vas made 10 hold-up the south bound !
IT Smith pass niger tram at West Fork |
Ark. last night by several dsperate |
characters there, but telegram notified |
he officials of the road who put |
trong guard on the train a Fayette-
lille to conduct the train 10 + TT Smith. |
md then escorted the uortbrouud train
through the threatened p1iLt.
AMSTERDAM, Dec. 27-Two thousand |
men org aniz d into par
y by socialist agitators, arched today
trough the leaiing streets. One hun
red policemen charged with drawn
abres upon the marrhers. The latter
lowered etones at the police, and sew
raj pitched battles follow, d. Three
ocIalists and one policeman were
evaraiv Uoundad