Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-11-30

PETALUMA, Calit. Nov. 21-Masked
robbers held up grocery store at Free
stone miles from here last night. They
compelled q man in the store named
Richardson to hand over $500 and other
usluablss and then roce way.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 2l-The Knight Of
Lsbor general assembly today gave for
NAL recognition Of the financial indebt.
edness OF the order to the Couer d'Alene
miners trust fund. AT the time of the
trouble In the mines, the relief funds
we're contributed. Thie, it was said,
was used TOR meeting the expenses of the
order, instead of giving it to Idaho As
sembly No. ID. A decision admitting
the justice OF the claim closes the con-
trove'ey, and the money will now be
paid.
The assembly elected J. A. Wright, of
Philadelphia, past general workman
This office would be held by Mr.. Pow
derby, had he lot been under suspen-
sion.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 21-A statement
today OF the condition Of the treasury
shows the available each balance TO be
sl77, 595. 6s6; gold reserve SS7,SO4,5 57.
NEW YORK, Nov. Alan active m
pHiRn Tor selecting both national con-
ventions to this city, began today.
Brooklyn assists.
| l. ANGELES. Nov. 2l-Ths fast train
over the G. & N. W. Union and Central
Pacific arrived at 1880 this n. III. being
thirty minutes late. 1t shortens the
time between Chicago and Los Angeles
over "a hours and is the fastest train
in America for long distance.
| Los ANGELES, Nov. al. w. Perry, O
resident OF this city, was found dead
twenty tn ee miles east of Yuma yester
day. There is nothing TO Indicate the
manner of his death. His team was
standing near by.
| SAN JOSE, Cal, Nov. 2l.-The Jury
found ex-Supervisor Tlllo,son not Utility
Of arson.
New YORK, Nov. 21-Baring, Nagoun
and Co. will ship 81 900, 900 in gold to-
| morrow.
New YORK. Nov. 2l.-The directors Of
the National Lead company declared the
regularly quarterly dividend IA per
cent of preferred stock.
LONDON, Nov. 21-Jobn Dillon the
Irieh leader was married this morning
to Mise Matthew, daughter of Jus tice
Matthew. The pope te!egraphed his
blessing.
LONDON, Nov. 2l-The British steamer
Nessmore, from Montreal for Liverpool,
is ashore off the coast of Scotland Slth
fourteen feet of water in her hold. The
crew was landed safely.
| KNOXVILLE, Tenn. Nov. 21-Charles
Hurry, the negro who murdered jasper
D. Kelly, a young white man, ten days
ago, was taken from Jail at Wsrburg
county and lynched last midnight by
200 masked men.
HAVANA, Nov. 21-There has been
several skirmishes in the province of
Santiago De Cuba during which the in
surgents bad Is killed, four wounded
Ind lost one prisoner. The troops lost
one killed and ID wounded.
CHARLEvoIx, Mich, Nov. 2l-The
| shore four miles north of here is s;rewn
| with ocean wreckage some of whIch.is
from some schooner and some from a
| steamer.
CAsEvITLE, Mioh., Nov. 2l-Several
scows and barges are ashore here. The
gale is severe, but no lives are reported
lost
WASHINGTON, Nov. 20--The general
assembly OF the Knights Of Labor yes
terday took coenizance of the opinion
rendered yesterday by Justics Brewer of
the United States supreme court agirn-
ing the decision Of Judge Russ, sentsnc-
| Ing Clunie and three other Califor uia
railroad strikers, TO eighteen moths in
prison, for obstructipQ mails. Master
Workman Sovereign presented the FOL-
lowing resolution, which was adopted by
unanimous vote:
Whereas, The supreme court of the
United States has affirmed the decision
Of Judge Ross, which decision raised
misdemesnor to felony and cent four
| officers of the A. r. u. at Los Angeles,
California, to prison for eighteen
months: and
Whereas, TIE decision Of the United
States supreme court places all labor or
ganizatiops 10 the role OF criminal en-
| spirator: and,
Whereas Sald decision affirms d
! greater penalty can be imposed for con-
spiracy to commit crime than is i'm posed
for the commission OF the crime itself.
Resolved, that this general assembly
of Knights of Labor earnestly protest.
against such u travesty Oh justice and
outrage on the liberties Of the people
and condemns said court for its partial
ruling in the interest Of the pluiocratic
classes, and it's abrida ment Of the con-
stitutional rights Of the lahoring peo-
pie.
In supporting the resolution, Mr.. Sow
ereigu said that the imprisoned men
had acted as a comm ,ttee, one OF them
urging a railroad engineer not to take
the place OF striker. There had been,
he asserted, no interference, no threats,
and the engineer had volunteered to
talk to the committee. The resolution
was then passed, with the understand
ing that it would be supplemented later
by one advocating the election of the
supreme court judiciary by popular
vote.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Nov. 22.-(Copy~
righted by Assn. Press). The general
situation in This country continues to 10