Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-06-30

! signed, owing ~ the natura Of the re-
| organic iz3tlon scheme. Published details
OF the scheme equal the worst anticipa-
tlons, but 1t may pass, though fear OF
| foreclosure by the per cent bond
holders is felt The whole Atchison
business from first to last, thoroughly
disgusts the English bondholders.
| CRIPPLE CREEK, COL, June 22.-The
Cripple Greek district is suffering from
a caterpillar plague In the vicinity of
-Four Mile they have eaten all the lea res
of the trees. Cuts in wagon roads are
| filled up level with the worms. which
are Of the common gray variety. At
t1e bottom OF abandoned prospect holes
they lie two feet deer. Spring creek
IN places has been turned out of it's
course by the caterpillars at points
where they are crossing on logs The
army is slowly making it's way east
ward.
MAssIL0N, o., June 22.-The Massilon
coal operators announced their intention
today of resuming work in all the mines
throughout the district with the old
men If possible, and if not, with new.
Sixty cents viii be paid.
STREAToR, ILL.,, June %. The conven-
ton of miners of the northern Illinois
district, after two days session, pass
ed a resolution denouncing President
Mcbride, and moved to hold out for last
years prices.
WASHINGTON, June 22.-A rumor is in
circulation at the capitol that it is the
intention OF the civil service commission
tn 70 all fo1a hnl
who attend political conventions This
was denied by Civil Service Commits
siOner R0seyelu, who says the commits
sIon had no authority to take such ac-
ion.
The president has sent to the senate
tie following nominations for postmas-
ters:
Emil Sydow, Tombstone, Arizona; A
@. Oviott, Longmont, Colorado; ChGs.
s. BOhney, Socorro, New Mexico.
PUEBLO. Colo, June 22.-Delegates
from Lafayette, Louisville, and Era, in
northern Colorado, arrived today to
attend the coal miners convention,
thus completing the representation of
the entire state. Delegates came in
also from B!nssburg and Los Cerrillcs.
two Of the four camps in New Mexico
Fifty-Cne men are here to speak for
1850 miners. Wyoming is not repre- |
sen ed. All operators have thus far |
refused to recognize the meeting, but !!
the miners sent kilograms today to the !
managers Of nine of the largest coal |
compaies to meet them in conference
this afternoon WITH view of formulat-
ing settlement. Such an invitation
was extended to the operators when
the meeting was called, but was ignor-
ed because they claimed that the min
er5 struck in sympathy with the cas-
ern suspension without submitting any
grievances for adjustment.
DENVER, Colo, June 22.-Governor
Waite's penitentiary commissioners re-
turned yesterday from Canon City. after
having triet IN Vain to get possession of
the pepiteDtiary. Warden McLister re-
fused 20 recognize the new board, and
the old commissioners, who claim their
removal by Governor Waite is illegal,
intend to hold on to their offices until
the courts decide against them.
ALLIANCE, o., June 22-Hon. H. j.
Legis, who was Congressman Ikirt's
chief manager IL the campaign OF two
years ago, has caused a political sensa-
ton here by endorsing Coxey as the
congressional candidate in an interview
IN local paper aud denounclng Kart
as uniaithful. He asserts that many
democrats will support Coxey.
SAN JOSH, Cal, June 22-In the su-
perior court today the demurrer of the |
defendant in the suit of Joseph Lotz, |
couDty treasurer, against G. E. Goodall |
ct al, trustees of the Leland Stanford |
university, was sustained. This is a !
Ca e in which it is sought to collect an /
III heritBnce" tax. The demurrer was
sustained On the point raised of lack of
jurisdiction. A similar demurrer had |
prev ously been sustained as to Mrs.
Jane Stanford. 1t will be appealed to
the supreme court 10 test the constitu-
tlonality of the Inheritance tax law pass
ed by the legislature at its last session.
HELENA, Mont, June Or. A.
Field, who was 10 have been hanged at |
Livingston today, was respited by the |
governor late last night 10 order that |
he might have an opportunity to appeal |
10 the supreme court. The respite is |
good until July 6.
THE SHERIFF MUST HAVE 1T.
Sheriff Conrow Of Park county, says
be will hang Field today at Livingston |
unless the respite papers issued by the |
governor are in his hands by o'clock. |
Tue papers did not leave Helena until !
this afternoon and cannot reach Living
ston until o'clock. The sheriff is act
ing on the advice of the county attorney.
Field was convicted Of the murder of
Emanual Fleming. The deed was cold
blooded and public sentiment at Liy-
ingstOn is with the sheriff and against
the governor.
GREFNvILLE, Tex, June 22.-J. J. |
Lancaster, a new arrival here, died last
Sunday under peculiar circumstances,
nobody being present but his wife. The
phys;ci-ns, after examining as 10 the
cause Of his death, testified at the in