Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-09-14
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 IsHPEMING, Mich., Sept. 9.-Troops are still csmped on the grounds. The miners union mas cailsd out tha nump men in Lake Superior. Section and non- union men were put ID. Rail. oaG men have been asked to join the st;ike but | rsfused. All strangers are compelled | to leave town unless they csn give a sat , isfacsory account of themselves. LoUIsvILLE, KY. Sept. 9-The Twen- | ty-ninth encampment of the G. A. k. i opened with parade on the arrival of | Commander in Chief Lawie- and statf at 7:30 a. m. while the reception of the commander in chief was the most im- posing event of the day, the reception 1 at ths depot of G. 4. k. posts and vet erans arriving in other groups were equally interesting.
 The railroad estimate that up to neon today have carried 50,C00 people into Louisville. They anticipate great rush during the next twenty four hours. LONDON, Sept. 9-The Pall Mall Gazette says "we fear there is DO Amer | icZs cup this year for Lord Dunsraven. The letter boat wop as is likely 10 win every time. All the London papers dwell upon the crowding of the course by excursion steamers.
 SACRAMENTO, Sept 9-Ths following despatch was received by J. R. Laine, secretary state of health. from Surgeon General Wym1n, ot the Marine Hospi- | tai service, Washington.
 All ports on the Pacific coast iiue have been inspected by Marine Hospital of officers this summer, and stepl taken to | rfapf d. Ef..a UfIo consular reports from Houolulu have 1 verified the presence of cholera also at Yokohama. A strict compliouce Witb | the treasury regulations will be insisted ! on, both ct foreign and domestic ports. PARIS, Sept. 9.-Hurst won the 24 houl bicycle race and beat all previous records covering 529 1-3 miles. NEw YORK, Sept. 9.-Nesslage and Fuller will ship S1O,OO0 in gold to- morrow.
 Oreichs & Go. will ship sl50,OOO and
 W. H. Grossmnn & Loss. S1,OOO,OOO. ROME, Sept. 9.-The Pope has ap-
 proved the nomination of Rev. Dr. Ken redy rector Of the American college at Rome.
 SAN JOSE, Cal, Jept. 9.-Fire des- troyed the San Jose Lumber Cos,
 plant and a number of tenement houses
 near by. Loss. s100,0O0.
 ROCHESTER, Sept. 9.-The Sovereign
 Grand Lodge l. O. o. F. meets at At
 lantic City N. d., September 17th. Re-
 presentatives from all parts of the coun
 try will he present.
 NEW YORK, Sept. 9-Tbe chief dis
 cuseion of yachtmen today WAS the
 weather tomorrow. All hoped for good
 breeze for the triangular rsce, SO as tu
 try the yachts in conditions differents as possible from those of Saturday. The
 weather bureau, however, hold out
 small hopes of prognosticatiug fail
 weather, with light to fresh wiuds. | CHICAGO, Sept. 9-The 'Post" says
 George Christ, of Nogales, Arizona,
 member of the republican national ex.
 ecutive committee, has formed 8, ,OO0,-
 GOO syndicate to irrigate and reclaim
 several hundred thousand acres of SC
 called Ard lands in Arizona. Christ
 left today for home with money enough
 subscribed to insure the success of the
 work. The land to be reclaimed lies in
 the valley of the Santa Cruz river, along
 the southern boundary of Arizona. | CHICAGO, Sept. 9-Keir Hardie, the
 English labor leader, disturbed the
 weekly meeting of methodist clergymer
 to day by red hot socialistlc speech and was greeted with such storm of
 mir isterial disapproval he was compelled
 to abandon the floor. HGrdie had been
 invited to address the preachers. The
 Englishmgn proceeded to air his viewe.
 Finally he denounced the execution of
 the Chicago anarchists and eulogized
 them as the pioneers of new religion.
 The storm which greeted thls statement
 almost carried Hardis off his feet. He
 was much offended.
 1 CALUMET, Sept. 9-All hope of finding
 any of the entombed miners in the Osceola mine alive has been given up.
 It is thought the fire is out, but It will
 be several days before the mine is clear | ed of smcke.
 KANSAS CITY Mo, Sept. 9-A special
 to the ''Ster" from Neosho, M. says a special train on the Kansas- City Pitts
 burg & Gulf Railway was wrecked five miles south of here at 6.30 this morning | by washout. John Ford, engineer,
 and William Fitzgerald, fireman. wers killed. Jasper Rowe, brakeman, wGs badly injured.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 9.-Ths mys. | terious woman of the Durrant case has not been unearthed as yet. Despite the efforts of detectives and reporters, she is as much a of mystery as ever. The search for her has been as unremitting as it has been unsatisfactory. but it still goes steadily on, as will the trial if the wo- man is never found. There gre some people who place absolutely no reliance in the story. Durrant scouts it and the police are not as confident es they were some weeks ago concerning their exist ence, yet no stone will bs left unturned to produce her on tao witness stand If she is really of this earth.
 The principal witness, who was very busy yeste day putting together odds and ends of the evidence" as he express es it, absolutely denies that he has had any information from Los Angeles res pecting the lndentity of the lady before whom, as general rumor has it. Durront appeared Tn a nude condition. lie states that he had never heard of Mrs Oallender untll he read her name in the