Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-10-26
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Iron Uriuko icduiuS IrOm tno AlRler6 ferry house to the floating wharf where the ferry boats land, broke down last evening and thirty persons had bones broken or sustained more or less serious injuries, Three are missing and s:e supposed to be drowned.
 SrEUBENvILLE, Ohio, Dot. 21-The east bound accommodation on the Pan Handle road crashed into a wagon at Millers station this morning, crushing and killing Edward Coggan, Samuel Coggan Jr., Samuel Coegsn ST., and John Campbell. All are of Youngstown.
 CHICAGO, Oct. 21-The health depart mept today declared that both diphthe- ria and typhoid fever are epidemic in Chicsgo. The department reported 33O new cases of diphtheria last week, 49 40 per cent of which were fatal. The epidemics are charged to impure water.
 WASHINGTON, Oct. 2l- The supreme council of inspectors general of the 33rd degree, Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite, of freemasons, in the southern jurisdiction ot the United States (tke mother supreme council of the world) began it's biennial session in the Temple here today, and will remain in session until Saturday. Lieutenant and Acting Grand Commander, Thomas Hubbard Caswell, of California, presided and read an allocution. The first business of importance will be the election of grand commander. 1t is understood that Caswell will be elected without op- position. Important questions will come up for consideration among them that relating to the right of deputies to communicate degrees and collect fees for the supreme council.
 NEW YORK, Got. 21-Ohairman Carter of the National Republican committee has called meeting of the committee at Washington today and It is already conceded that San Francisco leads all other places as next convention city.
 NEW YORK, Oct. 1-Dr. Bowen writes from Cuba that the report that Gen. Campos is insane IS unfounded. Today he controls every seaport town and ham, let of consequence on coast or railways. The Spanish have less than 80,OO0 in the field, and Campos needs more.
 HoT SPRINGS, Ark. Got. 21-The fight between Corbett and Fitzeimmops is declared off by the Florida Athletic Club. At conference this morning between the managers of Corbett and Fitzs .mmone, the club asked that the contest be postponed until November H.. Brady acquiesced; Julian would not. The contest wes declared off. Brady then said his last say, that Corbett would meet any man in ths world, Fitz- simmons preferred, November 11th, the man to ) named within 24 hours.
 Vendig announced that he would match Msher against Corbett, and find some one to take bis place against ODonnell, the contest between Maher and Corbett to be for S50,0c0 side.
 HoT SPRINGS, Ark, Oct. 21-Attor. ney General Kinsworthy went to Little Rock today with the transcript evidence In the Corbett habess case The su- preme court will review the case at is earliest practical moment. General Trustworthy said be believed the su- preme court would reverse the chancel- Ier's judgment, but he refused to cay why he entertains that belief. The Florida Athletic club will meet a repres- entstive of Corbett and Fitzsimmons at noon today for the discussion of an ar- ticle of agreement which Julian, who has full power from Fitzsimmone, says he positively will not sign. Brady says that Julian should bring his man here and let him and Corbett settle the matter in the srene.
 LEAvENwoRTH, Kss., Oct. 21-Three hundred miners employed in the North Lsaven 7orth coal shaft quit work this morning and visited the home of the Riverside miners for the purpose of in ducir., the men employed there to quit. The North Lssvenworth company is paying 80 cents per ton for mine run coal and the Home company pays 75 cents. A strike seems almost certain. The walkout is to force the Home con- psny to pay 30 cents.
 DENVER, Colo, Got. 21-Charles Rose is dead and James Girard is dying, at Watkins, twenty-one mile east of Denver as result of duel with razors. The men were section hands on the Union Pacific. The ieud was one of long standing.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Dot. 2l-The Durrsnt case was resumed today, though Attor- ney Duprey w; too ill to appear. Several former witne sses were recalled, to clear up little deficiencies in their former testimony. Attorney Dickinson took the stand himself, to testify about the strap he had received from an un- known person, through the mail. The court refused to admit the strap ss sn exhibit. No sensational evidence came out.
 BALTIMORE, Oct. 20-In the national convention of the w. c. T. U. yesterday Mrs. 0. M. Woodland, superintendent of the railway department, said she had been spending most of her time the past year searching for good women to aid her in the work among the men. She paid glowing tribute to the various state organizations under her.
 At the conclusion of Mrs. Woodard's report, Miss Wellsrd said: "A woman who can go out and find other women