Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-11-23
STRIKERS
A General Lockout of 10000
 Men Threatened.
RIVER BRIDGE DISASTER
Battleship Indiana in Commis- sion-The Minneapolis Order
 ed to the Eastern Squadron.

NEW YORK, Nov. 10-The delegate.
 of the Housesmiths & Bridge builders union demand that the union strike al
 over the United States in cases where the
 union of Housesmiths are employed. h
 retaliation, the Iron League contemplst-
 es a general lockout of all union men,
 which would throw 10000 men out.
 CLEVELAND, O., Nov. 2O-At a coro-
 nor's inquest in the Central Viaduct
 horror today, August Rogers, the motor
 man of the illfsted car, which plunged into the river, testified that the conduc- tor ran ahead when the car stopped at the safety switch and signalIed all right. He stated the glass in the vestl- bule was blurred by rain, and he did not discover the bridge open until the car was within about 30 feet of the gates He then turned off the current, set the brake and jomped. He testified that he saw no red light, and believed had there been none displayed, or be would have seen it.The other witnesses swore that red light was burning.
 CoNsTANTINoPLE, Nov. 20-A dispatch from Tifiis, Russian Trans Csucasia, says the Armenian Catholics have re- celved a reply to a communication re- gently gent to the Russian ambassador here, l.. Dsmidoff, as follows: "The Armenians of Constsntinople are now treasured. They are threatened with no danger. In provinces however, there are regrettable conflicts which in most cases were caused by ArmenianF, insti- gated by their revolutionary committees. The result is terrible revenge upon the part of the Turks in the shape of horri- ble massacres of christians. The Sul- tan has sanctioned the scheme for re- form as submitted by the three gres powers and preparations are now pro ceediDg to carry them out"
 BERLIN, Nov. 2O-Nothlng further has been received from Sofia, Bulgaria, in any way tending to confirm the dis patch that the Sultan is poisoned.
 LONDON, Nov. 20-A dispatch from Constantinople to the Globe this after noon, confirms the report of i'll treat | ment to which the Canadian missionary Rev. MT. Martin has been subjected by | the Turks.
 SPRINGFIELD, Mo. Nov. 2O-Frsnk | Huffman, the notorious outlaw who has so long deied the authorities, was killed | last night by Sheriff James K. Moore.
 WASHINGTON, Nov. 2O-Official infor- nation has been received here of the capture of the filibustering steamer Horsa and the arrest, in Cuba, of the five principal members of the expedi- tion.
 LEXINGTON, Ky, Nov. 20-United States Marshal Kilborne and three deputies made an extensive raid on mooushiners yesterday in Wise county, Va, just over the Kentucky hne. They seized dozen illicit stills with a capec- | ity of 2OO0 gallons. It the fight three moonshiners were seriously wounded | and one officer received painful shot in the mouth.
 DETROIT, Mass. Nov. 20-Last nights storm was the most severe on Lake The steamer Northern Wave went ashore The crew are still on board, but safe.
 CLEVELAND, O., Nov. 20-A snow storm accompanied by a free north west gale, has prevailed on lake Erie since last midnight, causing such a tre mendous sea that very few vessels are attempting to enter or leave the harbor. It is believed that some boats have been caught out in the gale.