Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-12-01
HAWAII. Trouble Threatened by Roy alists in Honolulu.
R. R.. OFFICIALS IN TROUBLE
Destructive Fires in Redwood, Cal.-Heavy Mercantile
 Failure.

SAN lt., t.,ANcIsCo. Nov. 27. The steam ar Ocean, 2. rived from Honolulu today She brings nevS that the royalisti declared when the vessel left, that
 trouble was sure to occCs within fe"
 days. The government officials, how
 lever. say there is DO danger of any up
 rising. There was plan 6Ha 6H foot among
 the royalists to effect revolution but this as discovered and exposed con- pletely in the newspapers. One Krstzer,
 formerly in the Austrian army and
 lately in the Fifth United States infan- try, had planned to secretly arm several
 hundred sympathizers and selze the
 government buildings and several
 small steamers plying along Islands,
 then send one steamer to Victoria B. c.
 where arms were to bs had and a num-
 Der of men, recruited there by agents,
 were to be secured. The plan was ex- posed however, by Wetmore, San | Fran cisco newspaper man whom the government sent out of the country to protect him from the wrath of royalists. ViCKsBURG, Miss, Nov. 27-Switzer Newltter & Go. the largest dry goods house n the state made assignment to- day to J. D. Schlenker, Trustee and closed their doors Their liabilities an S14S, ,000, assets including four story stone front building on Washington street, are considerably in excess of the liabilities. Preferred creditors amount to s45OOO.
 FORT SMITH, Ark, Nov. H.-W. J. Mckee, superintendent of the Missouri Pacific, and Trainmaster Walsh of the same road were arrested charged with murder along with Jacob Barker. the colored porter and Jerry Nals, cook "n Sup. McKees private car. They are cherged with the murder who was killed by being shot while on the rear platform of the car. The su- perintendents car WAS being coupled on behind. Brown is supposed to have been killed by stray shot Ii red by some one on the superintendent car.
 REDWOOD City, Cal. Nov. 27-The Fashion stables owned by Elkeren i Ketter & Grangevile and the largest | in the city were entiIely destroyed by fire early this morning. Seven horses were burned to death nd all the | vehicles, harness and other contents of i of the stables destroyed. There is no insurance on any of the property. It IS believed That the building was set on fire. A hay barn belonging to the same persons was burned some time ago.
 MAUcH CHUNK, Pa, Nov. 2S-The At | lantic & Pacific Railroad Construction | company, a corporation chartered in | Illinois and behind which it is 8soer- tained are powerful English syndicates, has had a corps of sixteen engineers at | work here for weeks surveying a line | through Carbon county and Mauch | Chunk.
 The railway is to be an air line across the continent from New York to San Francisco.
 Chicago will be brought within 13 | hours of York and San Francisco 45 | hours.
 An English syndicate, it is said, will | take S150, 100000 worth of the bonds and have the bill placed in the hands of Congressman Childs, of Illinois, asking | government endorsement of the bonds Tn return for which the railway company will turn over 51 per cent of its capi- tai stock to the government.
 The survey is now completed from the Mississippi to the Delaware river.
 Construction is to begin next spring and the division between New York and Chicago finished within five years.
 KANSAS City, Nov. 2S-A fire in the beef packing house of the Fowler Pack ing Co.,, caused loss of S50,000.
 DETROIT Nov 2S-The town of Metam ora, Ohio is burned and 9 families are homeless. A terrible gale is blowing.
 DEFIANCE, Ohio Nov. 2S-On Monday | all the men at Shelly Bros. factory, at Holgate struck. Last night number of them got drunk and attemped to burn the works. Loss 5000.
 YOUNGSTOWN, O, Nov. 28. - The Boston Daily Traveller has been sold to E. K. Taylor, prominent attorney hsre, and Col. Chas. E.. Hasbrook, late publisher of the New York Advertiser.
 ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. 2S.--Popula- rity of czar increases daily owing to his liberal democratic habits, thing un- precedented in Russian royalty.
 HIROSHIMA, Nov. 2S-In battle in | the vicinity of Motion Lion the Japan ese are said to have lost forty killed and | wounded. The Chinese loss is supposed | to be immense.
 NEW YORK, Nov. 28.-Ofders were | received today from the directors of sugar rehneriep, Boston, New York | and Philadelphia to shut down all ref neries. Fifty thousand operators will be thrown out of employment.
 ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Nov. 2S.-At the morning session of the Trans Mississippi | congress, the California delegation open> ed the argument upon the proposition in favor of bounty upon staple agricultur- al products which cannot be aided by1 protective tariff so lorg as manufactur CTS receive such protection. Delegate Lubin of Sacramento followed on the same line. A majority of the committee