Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-08-17
a full and complete investigation of the riot at AucbuIg.

riot at Auchung.
 OMAHA, Neb., Aug. 3-No demoustra- Lion has been made today in the police
 row, but the A. P A. board has served a notice on the old board that the rec ords and property of the old commis- sioners must De turned over tomorrow at i h o'clock
 PITTsBUHG. Ps., Aug. 13-A hundred and fifty Italians employed on an ex- cavation conduit in Allegheny, struck yesterday for an advance of 9 cents per day. Other men took their places and | today the strikers tired to drive the new I men from their work. Stones, clubs and revolvers were freely used and two
 Italians had their heads split open. The
 mob WAS dispersed by the police. EVANSVILLE, Cal, Aug. 13-Williame, alias bandit Brady, was held for trial
 without bonds.
 MEMPHIS, Tenn Aug. 13-The bank of Silby failed to open it's doors this
 morning.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. B 13-Proceedings in the Durrant trial this morning were very dull. No additional jurors secur- ed.
 NEW YORK, Aug, 13-Another body terriby mangled, was removed this morn ing from the ruins of the collapsed
 building.
 NEW YORK, Aug. 13.-The vest rnak- CTS, pan talon makers, shirt llsnkers and cloak makers threaten to join the tallors strike. All the bosses are opposed to union rules.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 12.-The heirs of Jose De Jesus Noe will soon bring suit recover the San Miguel rancho near Golden Gate Park now valued at S24 mll- lions they say the original transfer was illegal.
 SAN FRANCIsCo Cal, Aug. 12.-Local mem bers Of the 4. R. U. an incensed because oi the inscription on the monu- ment over the graves of soldiers killed al Sacramento laat summer, It reads murdered by strikers" CLEVELAND O, Aug. 13.-The Unit ed States marshal has just arrived from Z1sr station where he arrested Mrs F.. s. Johnson. Mrs. Johnson, who is as black es coal, advestised as Ida GIl- christ for husband. She represented that she had wealth and lots of land in different parts of the country. Suckers sent her mony to come with, but she never come.
 YORK, ENGLAND, Aug. 13.-Robert Hudson, young highly educated man, who run through his own and his w;fe's fortunes, was hanged here today for the murder of his wife and child, on Helms ley Moor, Yorks, in June last. He cut their throats, shots them and buried them on the moor. Before killing them Hudson advertised for another wife un der the name of Hunter.
 ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Aug. 13-On the levee this morning, an enraged negro fired fusildde into the crowd If passengers and crew of the steamer City of St. Louis as they came .down gang plank, ana wounded four people, two fatally. The shooting was the outcome of fight between Q negro whose rame is un- known aud Lost Davis, captain of the watch while the steamer was lying at CaIro Sunday. The would bs murder CT is not yet captured.
 CoNsTANTINoPLE, Aug. 13-The Vii or Salonica telegraphs that Bulgarian band nun beriUg about 1000 men, attack cd the village of Janakli. in the district of KirdjalI, and burned 290 houses. The Armenans are also said to have killed twenty-five of the inhabitants of Jsnakii
 MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., Aug. 14-Capt. Judson C. Cross, prominent attorney mailed to President Dole a letter this afternoon containing the novel sugges- tioa that Hawaii elect delegates to the American congress, and demand that they be seated on the same basis as terri t)rial delegates tc congress. Captain Cross says he will seat them. He ,nsin- talns that there are historical precedents and logical reasons for such couree-
 OMAHA NeA, Aug 14-Atter an an ed Sti h.a Old fire and police commission refused any compromise, except on the basis of per mitting the supreme court to pass on the situation. The A. P. A. commission consented and it was agreed that the old commission continue to conduct the offices of the city until decision is IeD dered. This was considered a defiuIte settlement.
 WASHINGTON, Aug. 1.-The corridors of the Metropolitan hotel were crowded early this morning with dele-g to the conference of silver democrats called for the purpose of agreeing upon a line of policy on the silver question in the democratic party The forenoon was spent in a general exchange of views and plan of organization. There was rather A larger attendance than had been expected. DENVER Cole, Aug. II. Ex-Mayor M. D. VanHorn was killed today falling from the third story window of theGrand Gen. tral Hot el, of which he was proprietor.
 KEEL, Aug.-l4 At the German ship building yard today gangway broke and many Sorkmen thrown into the | water. Eight bodies were recovered.