Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-11-23

| Zee ana Ot. Paui railroad cOided at
 Summit, killing Alfred c. Merteg of
 Green Bay, e2gIceer, and badly injured
 Frank Stoks.
 BGsToN, Nov. 15 E zeu D. Jordan of
 the well known dry goods firm of Jor-
 dan, Marsha & O., died today.
 WooDFIELD, O. Nov. 15-An attempt
 was made this morniug by four men to
 rob the Monroe County Bank. They
 drilled several holes in the vault, de-
 stroyed the time lock, but failed to get
 ID. Just before they began work in the ! bank. Sheriff Keyser, when going to his ! stable ID the rear of the bank, was bounced upon by the cracksmer, bound.
 gagged, robbed of S6O and gold watch. SACRAMENTO, Calf. Nov. 15-Ivan | Kovaley, rioter, theft ard murderer | standing in the shadow of the gallows | and msuacled with chain of proof, not
 one link of which was imperfect or un- | broken, hGs confessed that he and his
 associate in crime, Matthieusky Thier-
 bakoff boldly struck down and murdered
 MT. and Mrs. F. H. l.. Weber in this l city last Decemb Der.
 IRoNToN, O., Nov. 15-Ex-T Treasurer Vaudeville Green Clay, of Lawrence
 bounty, was today sentenced to five years
 imprisonment in the Ohio penitentisry,
 and to pay fine of 5l1 ,OOO having plead | guilty to the embe ezzlement of county
 funds.
 PHoENIxvrLLE, Pa., Nov. l5-Thomas ElwIn today cut the throats of his two 1 children, aged and 6, with razor, and then attempted to commit suicide in | the same manner. The children died | almost instantly, and there is tut little
 hope of the father recovering. Domes-
 tic troubles.
 WASHINGTON. Nov. 14- Senator liar | ris, chairman of the executive commit | tee of five appointed at he Washington | conference of last August to organize
 for the campaign C. 1896 the free silver | democrats of the country, has sent letter to his colleagues, the chief feature
 of which is the following:
 "In light of. the recent election re- suits there is, in my opinion, no hope of democratic success in 1896 unless we can succeed in SD organizing bimetallic democrats as 10 secure in the national l convention a plain, distinct and un- mistakable declaration iu favor of free and unlimited coinage of both silver and gold without regard to the financial policies of any country, and therefore 1t appears to me that we should redou ble our efforts to secure such organization"
 Senator Harris colleagues are Sen ator Jones, of Arkansss; Senator Turpie of Indiana; Governor Stone, of Mis-
 souri; Hon W H HinrlchEeD, ot Illinois,
 and Casey Young, of Tennessee.
 MILWAUKEE, Wis. Nov. 14-Victor l..
 Burger, editor of the Daily Vorwaerts. l went to Woodstock, IL, to interview the
 imprisoned labor leader, Eugene V. Debs. Debs said in substance:
 1T he time of strikes is past; l.boriDg men must strike at the ballot box. The 1 laboring man who votes foy any of the
 old parties IS 6 sleve. He is voting the l ticket of his master and he IS forging his own cham. I am for siive-, but the 1 coinage of silver is Do real issue, because ! it would change notS ing in this dsmna- | ble industrial system that makes slsves
 of 8 great majority of the people. Only | the complete over hrOw of the present | wage slavery and the establishment of | cooperative commonwealth will effect | thorough and rarmanant help" SAN FRAECrsC,, Nov. 1.-The Ex
 aminer says: Julius Kruttschmiti, general manager Of the Southern Pa
 cific company, is am bilious to make s
 record for economy. Seventy or eighty
 section hands will ba discharged next
 month. Discharges are also expected at | the shops at S!crs mspto, O-dsn and ! Tucson. By Dece uaber fully 2G0 men
 will be stricken frcm tte pay roll. FL PAso, Tex. Nov. 14-Dan S.ra5t, who has been ia Fl Pa@o since last Sat urday. said to en Asso lated Press re-
 porter tonight:
 "I have fDnEd battle-ground to- Co., | batt and r tzsimmons aCd have tonight wired the.g managers tGat 1 VIII hang Up purse of S20.000 for finish COT test | between ttem, thay to take ths entire puree if I fat to carry out my pGrt cf | the contract. be battleyrOuLd will be Of of easy access to Ei Paso. l an iC this deal alone and am not in any Way connected with any club"
 DENVER, Nov. 14-Paptrs were filed 1 with the secretary cf state today intor- porating the Albuq loIque, Colorado $ Pacific railroad, capitalized at SlO0,G The route of the proposed roRd is from Albuquerque through the counties oi San Juan, Taos, Rio Arriba ard Ber- naliio, in New Mexico, crossing the Col orado line at Pennington, und through the counties of La Plats, Mont. zuma, Dolores, San kiiguel Moutrcse md Grand Junction, th. n prrceed rg ia { nOrtawe s;erly direction thrsugh Uiu tah, | Summit, Wassacht aDd Salt Lake ccuH- | ties, in Utah, to Sat IaHe CIty. The course contemplated will be in a direct | line to some point, yet undecided, on Puget Sound, Tn tbe state of Washing | ton. The directors for tho first year are: J. w. Hanna, president; w. W. BOrst, vice president; J. c. Veetch, see retary; G. w. Wilson, treasurer, aEd k. | T. Wells, counsel
 Judge Wells, the corPorstion's oouu- sel said yesterday morning there was a prospect that the road, or ct least part of it, would te bGilt at an early date Surveys have already been madp," con- tinued he, flor portion of the proposed line between Albuquerque and Grand Junction, and 1t is probable the work of grading will be started in the spring. IT the moUey can bs raised the line will be push hel CD to Sat Lske and later to the Pacific coast or Puget Sound. When matters assume definite proportions the stock will be largely increased. The route Of the line is through one of the most prolific sections ir mineral, stone and agriculture in the United States"
 WASHINGTON. Nov. 13 The navy de-