Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-04-21
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will cross the line into Maryland on
Friday.
CHALK HILL. April 12.-The Com
monwealers marched from Uniontown
to this point. 1t was one OF the nest
trying marches yet ax Jerienced. There
was dr. wing snow storm with a foot of
snow Oh the ground. At times it was
| necessary to send detachment of men
| to the rear to push along the commissary
wagon.
OMAHA, N, b.. April 12.-Kelley's army
of Industrisls captured a Union Paci
fc tram at EVANSTON Wy, and are
now riding east
CHEYENNE, Wyo., April I2.-Kelley's
army captured Union Pacific freight
| train ct UIntah, few miles from Ogden.
Kelley took charge. The eng:n. er and
| fireman obeyed orders. The train has
twenty eight box cars filled with 1900
men. The railway officials will carry
tie army east as rapidly as possible.
The train will be stopped outside of
all Wyoming towns. The army will
reach Cheyenne Friday morning and
| will be fed at the stock yards.
CoNNELLsviLLE, Pa, April 12.-The
force OF 1000 for an assault on the Hill
Farm works. The operators are pre-
pared for any eme rgency.
EMIL, o. T., April 11-Copies OF Sem
atcr WOlcCtt's speech on the Rock lei
| and station bill received here o enraged
the citizens that at midnight a large
| crowd burned the Colorado senator in
effigy and denounced him as railroad
| hireliDg.
ALBANY, n. Y, April 1.-THE senate
| Judiciary committee today submitted a
memorial from the civil sr ice reform
league, charging Governor Flower with
| VIC alton of the civil service law. A
| bitter partisan discussion ensced, which
was terminated by t3e great governor
ruling that the resolution was not prop
| eriy put before the senate. 1t will be
called up again tomorrow.
CHICAGO, April IL The lookout of
building trades is rot so serious AS was
| expected, only t. n thousand men being
thrown out.
LONDON, A pril 1.-THE steamer Far
| aday left here to1ay with a portion of q
new cable for the Commercial Cable
company, which is to be laid from Wat
erville, on the coast of Ireland, to Nova
Scotia.
New YORK, April 12.-The storm
| absted somewhat. but heavy sea is
running outside Incoming steamers
| report terrible experiences, bat no
further casualties have been noted. The
storm has gone out to sea and is travel
ing in line with the ocean steamers.
PARIS. Apll IA bomb exploded
today in front of the residence OF Judge
De- Pax at Argenteuille, near Versai les,
doing considerable damage. The judge
has been active ia enforcing the laws
for suppressng anarchy.
GREENPoINT. l.. l., April 1.-THE
new oyster schooner Nevada was driven
ashore today, and is going to pieces on
the rocks. All the lighthouses of the
Oceanic hotel were blown down and
| large trees uprooted.
DENNIsoN, Tex. April l3.-Captain
Il
Roemer Of the Galveston & Great North
ern has accepted proposition made by
he business men here to run the lire
thr ugh the city and make Denni on its
headquarters. The road will run fro m
NlobTara, Nebraska, through Kansas,
Oklahoma aud Indian territory to
Dennison, thence to Galveston
HALFMooN Bay, CAL, A. ril IA fire
of in,
Occid entail hotel kei t, by Peter Burk.
The building with mo t OF its contents
is total loss. The fire spread to other
buildings until H. destroyed the block
except the Colloff estate office aud an
other small building.
The loss is estimated ST., 600
The heavie-t loser is the Occidental
hotel; S9,0C0; insurance $4,000. The
burned block is io the heart of Spanish
town and il Guided a large portion of
the business district.
BUFFALO, n. u, April Is. - TIE
eleventh st.ry brick building contain
ing the plant of the American Glucose
company took fire late last night and
burned to the ground. One hundred
and twenty-five men were employed
within. Many jumped from the win
dows and severa! were bailey hurt.
This morning four men were missing
They are believed to have been burned
% death. The property los Is over a
million dollars, with an insurance OF
eighty five thousand dollars
Ab5ut forty w.rknen were on the
sixth floor, aud bali Of them must have
persisted. There were many vacant
places at the breaa fast table this morn
ing. The work o excavating the dead
cannot be be gun for twenty-four hours
yet.
NEW YORK, April l3.-David Dudley
Fled died heIe today.
NEwBURGYP1RT, Pa, April 13-A |
schooner cam as! ole today with not a |
soul on board. All are supposed t , have |
per shed.
PlTTsBJRG, ADril 13.-Reports from
the coal regions say that there is MOTH |
ing 10 indicate that the governor will |
call out troops.
MTLwAUKEE, April l3 Tom ;rrow
Judge Jenkins W II give deci, lnn 10
the application OF the Northern Pacific
stockho!ders for the removal of the re-
ceivf rs.
SAN FRANCIsCo, April 13. Oh srles Fl.
Douglas. an Extensions inspector who
was c. nvic;ed of opium smuggling,
was this morning sentenced to one
years imprisonment in jail aud to pay
a $1,000 fine.
HARRISBURG, Pa, April 13-A call
has been received by the executive de-
partment from Dunbar for troops
ST.. LOUIS, April 13.-Johu T. Davis.
a dry goods dealer, and the rich st man
in Missouri, died here today. He leaves
S25 100000.
OMAHA. April - judge Dundy to-
day ordered the wases of the Union Pa
cific employ es restored to the old rates.