Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-08-03
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AVE" Ohh, -hODG -O1pSS members of the brotherhood of tailors are on strike today in New York, Brook lyn and Newark. Rioting attended with bloodsheG occurred in the Hebrew colony on Sigel street, Brooklyn, caused by some of the striking taiIors attempting to prevent non-union men from working Police after considerable trouble and liberal clubbing dispersed the crowd. Half an hour later the strikers gathered again and attacked the shop. Some strikers were hurt in a sharp skirmish with the police. Shots were fired by the rioters but so far as known no one is seriously hurt.
 KANsKAEE, H., July 29-Nine thew women" iu regulation costume defeated picked nine here yesterday at base ball. The game wss hotly contested. Score 13 to 16. The women's nine is regularly organized and means business.
 NEW YORK, July 29- Referee Jacobs in his report iu the suit for divorce brought by Mrs. Ollie Corbett, finds Mrs. Corbett entitled to a divorce and recommends the agreement entered in- to by her and Der husband, at the time of their separation. by which he agreed to pay her S10O week for life, be con- tinued.
 SAN FRANCISCO, July 29-At Durrant's trial this morning the attorneys fer the defense called the attention of the court to the play called ''The Crime of Gen. tury," to be produced at the Alcszar theater this evening. The play is based on the Emanuel church murders. Dur rant filed an affidavit that the play would infiame the public against him. The district attorney joined ID a request for judicial order suppressing the per formance. The request was granted by Judge Murphy. The management of the theater, however, say the play will be produced tonight.
 An attempt to secure a jury was re- newed and out of the first ten men ex- amined none were accepted. All admit ted prejudice against the prisoner or cir. cumstsnstancisl evidence
 CHICAGO, July 29-Another case of mysterious disappearance will be charg- ed to Holmes. Dr. Russler, dis appeared in 1892. For several months pr. Russler had rooms in the Holmes building. He and Holmes were often seen together. They were apparently intimate friends. Sometime iu 1892, the date being matter of doubt, the phyei- clan dropped out of sight.
 PARIS, July 29-The election for counsel generals resulted in republicans gaining three quarters of the seats.
 QUEENsTowN, July 29-The lugger Bench has been burned off Baltimore, Cork county. Eine men are miss ng and eighteen were rescued.
 LEAvENwoRTH, Kas., July 2S-Three inches of ram fell Sunday. It dld dam- age to the fruit but will make the corn immense.
 MITCHELLs LANDING, Ala, July 29- Rev. E. Williams, colored, was shot dead by an unknown assassin while preaching yesterday.
 PATERSON, N. J. July 29-Henry Smith a painter was stug by a bee last night and died instantly. The doctors say the sting of bee touched nerve which com municated directly with the brain.
 ST. LOUIS, Mo-, July 29-This city was visited by terrific thunder storm today that ragged more than an hour. Rain fell in sheets doing considerable damage. Several houses were demolish- ed.
 NEW YORK, July 30-The republican state central committee has called state convention for September 17th at Sara toga.
 LONDON, July 30-The Duke of Argyle was married today to Miss Ina McNeill, formerly lady of the bedchamber of the queen.
 VICTOR, O., July 30-W. B. Stratton, already millionaire, yesterday struck in his Independence mine at Cripple Creek, what is probably the richest lode in the world. The vein will run Sl40,- 900 to the ton. Several millions are in sight.
 YUMA, Ariz., July BOA remarkable cave has been discovered eight miles from Camp Apache. Many skeletons were found 800 feet underground, indi- eating that city was buried there many years ago.
 MILwAUKEE, July 30-It is reported c. Wall, ex-chairman of the democratic central committee of Wiscon sin, will be appointed minister to Japan
 COLUMBUS, O., July 31-A cy clone and at Wellston today flooded l the streets and cellars, carrying away the water works and dam, drownjua some Italians working in stIaG way cut before they coul61
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