Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-01-19
TE4EGRApHIC.

TOXIC, Jan. 10-The news agency her reports that the king of Corea has bee ssssssineted.
 YoKoHoMA, Jan. 10-A rumor is il the circulation here to the effect tba the king of Cores has been prostrate, by an epileptic fit.
 WASHINGTON, Jsu. l0-It is said nov that currency bill, having the ex ecutive approval, will be introduced il about two weeks.
 SALEM. O., Jan. 10-For refusing t, accept 20 per cent reduction in wages the wire drawers of the Salem Wir Nail company are looked out. The mel insist on the company paying a scale which they say was agreed upon. It i stated that the company will bring il new men, to fill the places of the Ioca employees.
 MADISON, Wis. Jan. 10-Gov. Upham message deals with the use of the blscl list of large corporations at grea length. The Governor says "I canno but regard with distrust the arrange ment among large number of em ployers not to permit men to be employ ed, if they can prevent it. Competer and faithful men are thus debsrree simply because they quit the service O some other employer. This is a con spiracy which should not be tolerated by law. Employers have DO more riRh to be protected by law against the con spiracy of employees than the employee, have to be protected by law against conspiracy on part of emplovers.~
 MARQUETTE, Mich, Jan. 1O-Wher Register Peter Premeen opened the gov ernment land office at g @. m. today |, long file of prospective homesteader, blocked the corridors and extended out side. The first man presenting nis ap plicstion had remained in front of tn, building since Monday noon, experienc ing very severe weather.
 A portion of the forfeited railroad land grant in Ontonagon county COD tsining 8368 acres was opened for settle ment today.
 INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, Jan. 1O-The Rev A. E. Henshsw and wife were fstall, injured by fight with two burglars who escaped.
 SACRAMENTO, Cal, Jan. 10-All srran zements for the inauguration of Bud6 tomorrow at noon are completed. The senate took a recess, in respect to the memory of Senator Leland Stanford.
 ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, Jan. 1O-The horse collar factory of the Wyetth Hardware & Manufacturing company was burned this morning; loss S15O,OOO. It wal fully insured.
 OMAHA, Nsb., Jan. 10-The residence of ex-Councilmsn Charles A. Thelmar was burned this morning and Mrs. Thel man perished in the flames. Thelmar jumped from 8 window and saved hi, life, but sustained broken leg and wa. otherwise injured.
 MARTINS FERRY, O., Jan. IO-Sever masked men blew open the safe of the Belmont Brewery early this morning and secured s2OOO. They left the nigh, watcbman bound and gagged, and he was not discovered until this morning.
 ERIE, Pa Jan. I0-In Union city 6 fire started in billiard room over Hayee < Sons store and spread rapidly north and south. Several business blocks were destroyed. Loss s5O,OOO.
 NAGAsAKI, Jan. 10-Pscifio mill stea. mer City of Rio Janiero" Captain Smith, which went ashore Monday of KsRoshim while on voyage from San Francisco for Hong Kong via Yokohoma has been fioated.
 PIERRE, s. D. Jan. 10-A letter has been received from New York written by the missing state treasurer Tay Tor dated Jan. 9th, enclosing certificates of deposit in different state banks to the of Ss,OOO. There was DO ex- plsnation.
 BROOKLYN, Jan. l0-An engine and train of empty cars on the Kings Go. road crushed through bulk Lead. The engine and one car fell to the street while the second car hangs half way over but did not fall. The train meu were injured.
 BOSTON, Jan. 1O-The American board of foreign missions has decided to grant the request of one of their missionaries who knows the language and country about Dela Bsbs pass to be permitted to assist in the search for the missing round the world bicyclist, Frank Lenz, supposed to have been lost or killed in Turkey.
 SANTA ROSA, Oal., Jan. 10-The town s overrun with tramps, driven from the camps by the rain. It has been decIded to feed DO more. They will be arrested but no meals given. Thirteen were to the town limits today, and forbidden to return. The people are at the frequent burglaries stely.
 WAsHINGroN, Jan. 1l-Represeatative Hit. recognized as leader in the house ,t foreign affairs, said today that he fully agreed with the president that the Hawaiian islands should have the bene- it of telegrsphio communication with the world at large, but was strongly op- posed to putting their cable facilities under the control of any government. Hitt favors subsidy for the Hawaiian 3able