Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-10-31
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 CONVECTION, Ky. Oct. 27-Oid Fellows
 hall was crowded last night with men
 exclusively, without distinction of par
 ty, to express indignation at the insult
 offered Secretary Carlisle in the hall
 last Thursday night. The chairman
 was Harvey Meyers, one of the electors of the democratic w. J. Bryan ticket for Kentucky. In his speech in taking the char, Mir. Meyers said Secretary Car lisle. of all ueD, could afford to let that outrage to him go unpoticed. The city of CovinRton, of all cities, could not let it pass without thunder of disspprovsl that would make any futu:e attempt to suppress free speech impossible ia the city of Covipgton. He continued:
 "Some cay Secretary Carlisle should not nave attempted to return to Cov- ington to speek, knowing as he did the state of feeling against him, but God forbid that the day shsll ever come in this country when any man may not be free to address the public on any snb- ject."
 MT. c. B. Simrall presented a series of resolutions. In doing so be said ow- ing to promises from the mayor and police that the offenders shall be ferret ed out and prosecuted, the resolutions omitted condemnation of officials as at first intended, yet four days had elapsed since the outrage and not single arrest had been made.
 Mayor RhIneok arose and said John Faein, charged with thro EinR a cigar at Carlisle, was before the court today and the case was pending. He had sp pealed to the couooIl to offer @ reward for the men that threw the eggs. He said the police would make arrests if they could ind the perpetrators.
 Several fiery speeches were made. Theodore Hallam offered a substitute which included @ Announcement of the interruptions to w. J. Bryan at Yale and elsewhere. They were unanimnus~ ly voted down. The regular resolutions were unanimously adopted condemn ing the outrage to Carlisle an un measured terms, disclsiu iog the rsspon sibillty of Covington for that con- duct and calling upon the city govern ment to detect and punish the perpe- tratore.
 '" ihh bhhhE, 6s, OCt. -Ouo pcr~ son was killed, two fatally injured and others seriously injured, in an accident on .the Wyoming Valley Traction line early today. Julia Walsh, aged 20, of Port Bowkley, had both legs cut of She died while being removed to the hospital.
 BELvIpERE, III. Oct. 29.-Bryan's train reached Belvidere at 1l:25 o'clock and was met by isrgs crowd. the most of whom were wearing Mckinley badges. Bryan was escorted to the platform and made short speech.
 CoNsTANTINoPLE, Oct. 28-All work men at the arsenal struck today because of the non-payment of arrears of wages.
 WLKEsBARRE, Pa, Oct, 29.-A ter rible explosion of gas occurred in the South Wilkesbsrre shaft of the Lehigh & Wilkesbarre Coal Company this after noon. It is reported that six men are SO badly burned they will die. The mine was not ID operation today and only about fifteen men, mostly repsir- ere, were inside. So great was the force of the explosion that it shook the surface.for miles about. Smoke is oom- ing up the ehsft which prevents res cuers from going down. A party of res- cuers entered the mine shortly before 3 o'clock. They were headed by Wm. P. Jones and John Joseph, mIners. Jones and Joseph were overcome by firedamp and killed. A second rescue party re- covered three dead bodies.
 GUTHRIE, O. T. Acycleue struck Nit chell postoffice, twenty miles east of here. at 7:30 last night and swept farm houses for miles. Postmaster Mullen sDd wife are known to have been kill- sd. Many others are reported desd. A party with collins has been 'ent cut from here.
 CANTON, O, O;t. 29-McKinley's 8 response to the West Virginia delega- .ion: "SOme persons seem to think hat the way to get rich ID this coub- Try is to deprsciste the quality of money we have, and some people have zone so Tar ss to say it does not make my difference about the quality of money so we have quantity. 1 think ome men standing around me today vho were across the river during ,he ate civil war will remsm Der the quality lsd very much to do with the value of honey and quantity very lit'le."
 NEW YORK, Oct. 29.-Somewhat pathetic speculation in stocks today 7as enilvened by the extreme string Dcy m rates fJr call money. The first | Osn was made at 10 per cent. The | ate then jumped to l5 per cent and | nally reached 100 per cent with brick | emand. Closed at so per cent. Pre- ictions are current n the street of | morrow but some leading bankers ex- | 'ress the opinion that the worst of the | lurry has beeh seen.
 CHICAGO, Ill., Oot 2O-Louis J. Han bet and Chsuncey c. Foster were spelled today from the college at which ley were students. They are the outbs who threw eggs at Bryan, a d ere released py the police yesterday at ryan's request
 CANTON, O., Oct. 20-A special trais seven coaches arrived at o'c 'clocs this orning, bringing the employees of the enawpas and Michigan railroad. Th- srty left Charleston w. Va, at clock last night and travelled all bieb bt. t 9 o'clock the visitors were escorted
 the Mckinley home.
 SAN FRANCESCA, Cal, Oct. 29-It is armed as 6 result of Gen. Miles recent s,t here that it is now proposed to f: ake San Frarcisco the largest ana q ost important military post in the sst.
 NEW YORK. Oct 29-Buil;ou dealers port heavy demsnd for sesh gold. stes advanced 3l6 to Ii c 3 s per Ut. Calls on gold are unchansei al . per cent for 30 days. and l for the lance of the year.
 LONDON, Oct. 29-In pursuance of 8 resolution adopted yesterday even z, upwards of 40,O00 cabmen struck lay, adding another chapter to the lg and wearIsome dispute between the omen and railroad stations.
 EI.GIN, H., Oct. 29-At 9:a0 a. m. U ysn reached the Northwestern depot (