Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-05-29
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FtTTsBuRu, May ZO.-~A temporary injunction was granted this morning restraining the miners from in- terfering with the men employed by the New York and Cleveland Gas Coal Company. The min CTS have announced theF intention to have at least 100 men eamped on Turtle creek. near the mines, until they get the miners out. It is thought that next week will see nearly all of the men in the district at work with majority of the strik- CTS in their old places.
 Los ANGELES. May 25. - Sheriff Burr, in connection with other off, cers, has succeeded in unesrthing the details and working of the whole sale bicycle stealing scheme which has been worked on the Coast for nearly a year. The headquarters of the gang Is at San Antonio, Texas, and agents have been located in all the pricipal cities of the Coast. No arrests have yet been made. MExIoo. May p. Jas. c. Thomp, son, the fugitive cashier of the Sedalia. Missouri, banking institu ton, arrested here several days ago. has been released by order of the Mexican foreign affairs department, the government refusing a requisi- ton for him.
 DASvlLLE, Ills, May 25-Miss Bar nett, the victim of Royce and Hill. ! the rape fends, hovers between life and death The mob which lynched the fends last night was composed of respectable farmers Royce was slowly strangled to death. His strug- ! gles lasted for biteen minutes. SAS FRANciscL, May 25.-Seeret service officers are looking for James Fl. Henry, who was assistant melter and refiner at the Carson mint, and 1t Is alleged got away with S50,000 of the stealings He is supposed to be in some mining camp.
 LONDON, May 25.-The jury in the | Oscar Wilde case rendered a verdict of guilty. He was sentenced to two years imprisonment at hard labor. | The same sentence was passed on Alfred Taylor, his partner in crime.
 ST. PAUL, May 25.-An Iowa Falls special dispatch s,ys: By the col lapse of a temporary amphi,hoa- tre at field day, exercises be- ing held there number of persons were seriously injured. Prof. Chaifee, Of Ellsworth college, was injured quite seriously. John Bellith had a leg broken and was cut aud bruised. E. K. Amberling had his limbs iniur-d. 4 ,core Of others received minor injuries"
 NEw YORK, May 25.-The Evening Telegram, which called the turn on the nomination for governor of New York last year, now says that Hon. w c. Whitney will be offered the democratic nomination for president in 1896, and if he is elected he will call Senator Hill to a place in the cabinet.
 WHARTON, Tex. May 9. - The bodies of three murdered members of the Crocker family were found on the prairie two miles from where the assassination occurred. The bloody work was done by faction opposed to the Crockers remaining m the country.
 SYRACUSE, \. Y, May 25.-Tom Eek has called a meeting of the American Board of the League of | American Wheelmen to take action on the expelling of Johnson, Tyler. Bald aud other Glass B. men. An effort will be made to take the rac- 1 ing interests out Of the hands of l the l.. A. W.
 1 WASHINGTON, May p. = Justice 1 Field says that he will remain on i the supreme bench ss long as the Lord gives him strength, as the pres | ent administration would choose a successor to him who would view the income tax law as constitu- tional measure.
 SAN FRANCISCO, May 25.-The date of the marriage of Irving Blinn the son of the Millionaire Lumber man of Los Angeles, to Genevieve Nan nary the actress is set for Tuesday evening June 4.
 WASHINGTON, May 25.-The state department has received a cable gram from Mir. Denby, United States minister to China, stating that the Island of Formosa has declared her | independence. The powers have been notified, and government, re- publican in form, has been estab- lished.
 LONDON, May 25.-The anniversary of the birthday of Queen Victoria, which occurred yesterday, was off eially celebrated in this city to-day.
 SOUTH END, Eng, May 25.--The Brittsnica easily won the race to Harwich; Isolde second.
 WAsHINaroN, May 2S.-Seeretary Gresham's condition continued to grow worse from the time the relapse set in yesterday afternoon until his death occurred. His remains have been embalmed, and it is the pres ent intention of his family to have them buried in Chicago. Brief funeral services will be held in Wash ington tomorrow.
 WASHINGTON, May 2S.-The funeral services over the remains of the late Secretary Gresham will be conducted in the east room of the white house tomorrow. The executive depart ment will be closed. His body will lie in state all the morning and will leave Washington for Chicago at 1 p. m. Presiding members of the cabinet will accompany his remains to their last resting place. Secreta- ries Herbert, Carlisle, Lamont, Smith and Morton, Attorney General Olney and Postmaster General Wilson will he honorary pail bearers. Bishop Hurst, of the NJ. E, Church will con duct the funeral services at the white house.
 NEw YORK, May 2S.-Corbett and 1 Fitzsimmons met at the Coleman | House last night and came nearly |