Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-11-28

miners of other camps in aid of the Lesdville strikers is declared unfound- cd by union officials. About a hundred recruits from Denver have just been added to the original number which are still engaged in guarding mines ip which non- union members are employ ed. According to the present muster roll the guard consists of 735 uniformed soldiers and 300 emergency men not uni. formed. This army is kept in the field at ap expense to the state of aoout 32O00 per day.
 LEXINGTON, Neb, Nov. 21-The Ne
 brasks state irrigstion convention clos d today. Matt Daugherty spoks of the com parstive cost of perpetual water rights under the district law and from prlvste corporations as being S3.5O sno Sl per acre respectively. DariOn, of tn United States geological survey, who has been Investigating the underground flow in Nebraska, addressed the cOnven- riou, stating that in the area covered. nearly l8O by thirty miles, the under ground flow wss enormous. A. G. Wolfe, the engineer, was reelected pre- sident by exclamation.
 NEW YORK, Nov. 21-Ths jury in the case of Emilio Nuense. of the Cuban junts, and Captain DickmaE of the steamer Laursda, accused of violstin. .k la sx,o s, h sile expedition to Cuba, reported a dis agreement m the United Statss court today and was discharged ItIs under stood that the jury stood five for con viction and seven For scquittal.
 WAsHINGToN, Nov. 2l-It is under stood tbst Gen. Lee has proposed to the Washington authorities to use their good offices to tring about a modus vi cendi in Cubs, to ensele the United Cuba by purchase.
 MADRID, Nor 2t- While it is officially ie nied .thRt Captain General Wey Ter wil ShartIy return to Spain. setpi-officially "Epoos" admits thas he will possibly re- .urn lowing to the unhealthy season."
 SAGINAW, Mich, Nov. 2l- National Bank Examiner Caldwell took charge of ,he First National Bank of tbis city to- day.
 ANTWERP, Nov. 21-A disastrous fire hss occurred in the market kpown as La Cite. A pum Der of stores sDd houses nave been destroyed snd the dsmag, ione is essImated at S3O0,0
 NEW YORK, Nov. 21-Hslmas Ro- maine, Of Patterson, N. l., whose estate estimated at about sl,0C0,0 0, com nitted suicide today by shooting hin- eff
 ST L0UIe, Nov. 2l--Msude Lewis whose sep,ence for the murder of State Senator Peter Morrissey, was affirmed 1y the s,ste supreme court. gave hsrseli ID today and tonight will oe taken tC he peniteotiery 10 serve b yesrs.
 LITTLE ROCK, Ark. Nov. 2l-Cwirg 70 the heavy increase of traffic on the diss ouri Po citic and Iron Mountain rosn be working hours in the shops here ave been increased to niue hours per iay. Seven hundred men ars affected
 PHOENIX, New 21-R Rural tres delivery as been established by the postOtice Inspector in the vicioity of Tempe, cover ng the thlckly settled farming couptry. This is oEa of ths seven ststioos select d in the United States by the postoffics department for the trial of experiments
 WASHINGTON. Nov. 2l-Ssnstor Nor ,sp, of Alabama, today g. i'd be did not ook for any action on the DInRley tariff pill or firsncial question in the comIrs 'ession of congress. He, ss democ- al, vas willing that the publicans pass be DIngley bill, but dOes not believe hat the party desired to do SO. The enator sad that though efforts mighs ,s made to bring about international be regarded them as fore loomed to failure and absolutely Im- and likewise inconsistent with 'ur national independence. To the question:. "Will the national democrats 'e admitted to democratic csuouses?" Morgan replied. "Not at sll: at least not without repentance and neither of them rave shown evidence of that. These entlemen will not wish to associate 'ith men whom they denounced as anarchists, traitors and dishonest peo- le."
 CHICAGO, Ills, Nov. 21-Jobp Hoxie wealthy ranch owner and cattle deal r, disd today. aged 65.
 TACOMA, Nov. 21-A heavy snow has cen falling all day. Now eight inches sep. Much delay to electric cars. Will robably soon be blocked entirely. Tbe torm causes fear of renew cd trouble Q the railroads.
 NEW YORK. Ncv. 21-There is little oubt that F. P. Arkuckls of Denver 'ss murdered by thieves. Detective fBriep, of the detective bureau, has admitted b,s belief that Ar uckle has been murdered. Four men ho are charged with knowing some