Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-10-03

president OF the Western Federation of
Miners, to induce bin to use his iuhu-
snce with the Lesdvills Miners Uaion
to call the strike of. He refused and
ssid that not five per cent OF the men,
bers of the union would vote to call the
strike of.
District Attorney Thomas has fled
information against Edward Boyce,
president OF the Western Federation of
Miners, j. 4. Amburn, president of the
Leadviile Miners Union, and Peter b.
Turnbull, vice-president of the union,
charging them with assault with intent
to murder George Curtis. Curtis re-
ceived bullet wound during Monday
mornings fight. He was EN- loyed as q
guard at the Emmett mine.
Ell PAso, Tex, Sept. 25 1t was re-
ported last night that band of twenty
i've Mexicans were making pre- parations
10 swoop down on the custom house at
Jusrez. A general call to arms was
sounded at Fort Bliss at o'clock this
morning, and three companies of infan-
try and Marshal Ware, with a posse,
took the train and were posted along
1
the troops captured dozen armed Mex
leans.
MADRID, Sept. 25-OfHcial dispatches
from Manila, the capitol of the Phil
lipine Islands, says that after three days
fighting at RshRzada, the insurgents
we're repulsed with loss OF fifty killed,
including their leader, Cabecillafusn.
CoNsTANT1NoPLx, Sept 25-I. appears
that thousand Armsnieps were killed
in the recent massacre at Elgin, khsr.
put region. 1t is reported that hun
dreds of Armenians have been killed at
| DivriR, in the same valley.
| SAN JOSE, CAL, Sept. 25--Harvey AL
lender, convicted last Friday of the muir
der of Miss Walburga Frelner, on Aug
ust 8, was this morning sentenced to
hsng on December 11th. Allender ask-
ed his attorneys not to appeal the case.
Chicago, Ills. Sept. 25-Depreseed by
| business trou blee, John M. Faulhaber,
q vine merchant, attempted suicide last
night by turning on the gas and then fir
Ing two bullets into bis head. No hopes
are entertained Tor bis recovery.
LONDON, Sept. 25-A severe gale from
the northeast prevails along the coast
| and 10 causing much damage. Telegra-
| pho communication is seriously inter-
| fered with over the whole British Isles.
| The wire cable companies are working
slowly.
OMAHA, Neb., Sept. 25-Ordsrs have
been issued from Union Pacific head
quarters for the handling of Denver &
| kio Grsnde passenger traffic owing to
the big wsshout at Grand Junction.
The Union Pacific will care for the
coast business until the break is repair
ed.
PoTTsvILLE, Pa, Sept. 25-By On ex-
plosion Of gas 10 the Philadelphia i
Reading Co.'s Middle Greek colliery
near fremont, Penna., five men were
burned. Jasper Newton and his SON.
in law, John Sogove, died few hours
later. Charles s. Hoffstake and James
Norton are also fatally hurt. Edward
Dunmoyer has fractured arm and col
lar bone.
LEADvILLE, COL. Sept. 25-An appli-
cation was made in the district court TO-
day to have the striking miners in Gus
tody admitted to bail. Sheriff Newman
and City Marshal Daniels, when exam
ined, testified they knew no reason for
arresting the men, except that the dis
trict attorney advised it. District At
torney Thomas moved that the cases be
nolled. Judge Owens refused but said
the men should be released on bail
Court adjourned until this afternoon,
when bonds for the prisoners will prob
ably be accepted.
New YORK, Sept. Is william P. Nj
coils, president, and John B. Debtank,
cashier, both of the looted Bank of Com
MERGE, have just been arrested, charged
with violating the state law by receiv-
ing deposits after they knew the bank
was insolvent.
LONDON, Sept. 24-Edward s. Ivory, |
alias Edward Bell, the New York saloon |
keeper, charged with being connected |
with the alleged dynamite conspiracy, |
of which P. P. Typan is said to have
been the moving spirit, was Brraiened |
in Bow Street police court today. G.
z. Gill, who appeared for the treasury
department. charged him with conspir
ing with lyman, Keaney and Haines to
cause q dynamite explosion 10 the Unit
ed Kingdom; also with abetting dyna-
mite offenses. Gill claimed that the
four men mentioned left New York in
August and said it Was quite clear that
they were supplied with money sent
from this country by Fenisn orgsniza-
ton iu New York, for the purpose OF
going to Antwerp, preparing bombs asd
dynamite, and then securing men in
London or Glasgow to explode them.
Gill said that September 10 had been
liked upon as the time when the last
step would be cousummated. Ivory,
Gill added, left New York on August
Is, reached Southampton August %.
and proceeded to London, bis special
duty being to interview persone consid-
cred likely to be willing to engage in
the crimes proposed.
CANTON. Ohio, Sept. 25-The mem
bers of the Mckinley household ha6
cot breakfasted when the first delega
ton arrived this morning. 1t was from
Marion, Ind. and represented the glass
workers OF Grant county. The intro
iuction was made by DR.. W. r. Francis.
Shortly before IL o'clock a special
train of ~ coaches brought delegation
from Crawford county, "a, Including b
,lub of students from Allegheny college,
which Mckinley attended in 1860. Rev
DR.. Flood, of Meadville, made the
Introductory address.
Sept 25-Much refresh-
ID by ten hours OF sleep, Bryan left I
Hartford at l1:l6. On the train was {
he committee for Springfield. headed :
oy Col. John L. Rice. The first stop I
vas at Windsor, where small crowd I
had gathered carrying banners lettered s
. Mckinley aud Prosperity" Some {
'heered for Bryan, but more for Nc i
zinIey. At ThompsonviIe Bryan wac /