Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-09-21

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 SCoTTspALE, Pa, Sept 1G-At a con ventIon of coke workers toJav it was decided to or1er strike at once until the demand for advance was granted by the operators. If the order is obeyed it will affect 2000 men and close down all the works in the Conuellsvilie re- zion.
 SAN FRANCIsCo, Sept. i6-At the Dur rant trial today Miss May Lanigan, 8 school friend of Bls-che Lamont, fully identified Durrant as the man who walked CD Powell etreet with the mur- dered girl on the day of the murder.
 LONDON, Sept. 17-A warrant has been issued fer the arrest of Baron von Hammerst-in, on 6 charge of having uttered fosgeries to the amount of 550,- eco. Baron von Ha nmeretein was editor in chief of the Kfeuz: Zeitung, the fIiGciCgl organ Of the conservative party in G rmlny. He is hiding in l. )ndon.
 SAN BERNARDINo, Cal Sept. 1.-The McHan7y Bros, sod the Desert Queen mine. It has live stamp mil and was taking cut five hurGred doii4rs per day. The mine is opened to a depth of eigh:y y feet and shows ledge fifteea feet ia width, some of wLicn goes five hundred dollars to the ton. | is understood that the eale WAS brought about by a dispute among the owners.
 SARATOGA, N. Y, Sept. 17-Chauucey M. Depew and Thomas Piatt, are both conspicuous in the republican state con- vention which Was called to order at noon today. The band played "Hail to the chief" when Platt entered.
 NEW YORK, Sept. 16 Assistant Trea- surer Conrad N. Jordan says about the probahle issue of bOnde: 1 have been q party to no discussion on the subject with anyone, except in an informal way A great many of our leading fnanclers, including J. Perrepont Morgan, do not 
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 SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 16-The steamer Rio Jaueiro from Hong Kong and Homo lulu, arrived this morning and was at once ordered into quarantine. Tn. re are no cases of sickness cn board, but every precautiCn will be observed. The Rio reports the cholera abatiug n Hong Kong, but it is spreading in northern China. At Honolulu the disease is still confined to the nativer.
 NEW YORK, Sept. 17-Col. Gage, a mining msgnate and director of tha Plaza de Ora Placer Gold Mines ir Ecuador, said yesterday that within five months ten giants would be at work at the Plaza de Ora, and the gold would be ell shipped to the United States. The plant as now operated is the largest 1T the world.
 MINNEAPcLIs. Minn., Sept. 17-The west bound passenger train on the Soc line, leaving here yesterday morning met with q serious accident near Anna
 
 spreading of the rails the txo rear coaches were ditched. Miss Kate I .n- sel, of E bow Lake, Minn., sustained serio-s injuries, and thirteen other pas sengere. including V D. Wsshburn, IT, son of tine ex-ssnator, were injured.
 LINCOLN, Neb., Sept. 17-The supreme court this morning filed its decision in the Omaha fire aud police commission cases. The decision in substance de- clares that the act is constitutional ur- der which the new board was appoInted.
 KEY WEST, Fla, Sept. 17-It is stated on reliable authority that an expedition of several hundred well equipped men left here Sunday last for the Keys, where they will board vessel for Cuba and join the insurgents.
 BERLIN, Sept. l7-The rum1r in cir crlstion here las: night that the North German Lloyd steamship had sunk with l50 persons on board has been proved unfounded.
 NEW YotK, Sept. 17-Chas. II. Cramp, the Philadelphia ship builder, admits that his firm lost S25,0OO,OOO worth of contracts with the Japanese government because his firm could not furnish com pletely equipped vessels.
 DEADwooD, s. D. Sept. I7-Tae United States has commenced suit against the H mestske Mining Co.,, for 5 ,00n for cutting one million and tSeive hundred trees in the last seventeen years. The defense has over 800 wit- nesses in Deadwo~d.
 SAN FRANCIsCo, Cal, Sept. F The defense in the Durrapt case is trying to break down every witLess of the prose cution as each testifes. 4 long and Gp- parently purposeless examination by the defense follows the sole object being to entrap the witnesses into eome uuim portant contradiction. No progress has been made in this resp. ct Uith any of the witnesses. The defendants alter ueys tried to make Quinlan admit that ue had taken so many drinks that day hat his testimony was practically vhiYe- less. Quinlan was not to bs blot q and stuck to bis story.
 CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Sept. 13-Not since the bloody battle that occurred here thirty three yeara ago have there been so many people IL this region. Is inmates as 70 the size of the multitude vary from 5C ,00J to l00,0l0. At day light Secretary of the Interior Roke Smitf, Secretary of the Navy Herb-rt, Attor- ney General Harmon and Postmaster General Wilson will arrive. Addresses were made by Andrew Jackson. Col. James Watson and Frederick Wendell.