Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-11-14

and cotton mi Is of Ipswich corporation
 which have been shut doan for some
 tine. Will siarL n fuii time early uexI
 week. Employment will be gwen tc
 sOout l,OUO hands.
 1 SPRINGFIELD, Msss., Nov. 5-Spauld
 ing t Pepper mapufscturiDg company
 has started up its factory after few
 weeks shut down peuding the result of
 the election. The company had a large | number of orders conditioned upon 6
 republican, victory.
 | DENVER, Col, Nov. 5- The laying of
 rails on the Colder Circle read in the | Cripple Creek mipipg district was beeuo today. It is reported that bonds have
 been hosted ID Chicago for the con-
 struotion of she Florence Southern rail-
 road to run from Florence to Silver Chff
 district.
 MILWAUKEE, Nov. 5-A settlement of the presidential election is having a | cheerful effect iu industrial circles of this city. Milwankes Harvester Works
 vas the first to start the ball rolling on | the road to prosperity by the employ
 ment of 3OO additional men. Two bun- l dred more will bs added within a mouth.
 The railway officials report great rush
 for mileage books by trRveling agents. CANTON, O., Nov. 5-Msjor Nick nley
 today pressed the button which str d the new Niagara furnace at Tonau snds. The same wire brought back :he follow ing message: "The new Niagara fur
 mace has been started by yourself aud by the principles you represent upon | what we hope is a career of usefulness | to the community. As this net is typi-
 cal of the widespread sssrting of indus try the Tonswanda Ircn 6 Steel com
 pany and its employees and assembled guests unite in cOnGr8tulatinR you ou
 your election. and in expressing the hop
 and belief that your administration will
 bring peace and prosperity to the whole nation."
 WILLIAM A. ROGERS, President. RALEIGH, Nov. 6-The populists elect congressmen for the First, Third, Fourth, Sixth and Seventh districts. The republicans Second, Eighth and Ninth. The democrats Fifth. Russell (rep.) is elected governor by 1000; Bryar carries the state by 17.O0O. h the leg islature the republicans will have 55; populists 48; demOcrsts 45; doubtful 18 LONDON. Nov. 6-The trial of Mr. end Mrs. Waiter M. Castle, of San Fran cisco, charged with sbopllftipg, took place ID the sessions court of Clerken. we'll today, and Resulted in Mir. Castle being acquitted and Mrs. Castle being sentenced to three months Imprisou- meDt without hard labor. fheSe was much interest taken ID the case, es- pecislly among the members of the
 American colony. Mir. Castle pleaded not guilty and Mrs. Castle pleaGed guilty to each indictment. The scene was . distressing one. The sobs of Mrs. Castle were hesrtrendinR in spite of the efforts made by her busbaud to soothe her distress. She was heavily
 yelled and rocked to and fro moaning and bystericslly sobbing. Both prison- era were sttired ID black aud seemed to be weighed down with sorrow. Traces of deep suffering were visible on their faces. Mrs. Castle especially appeared to
 have aged considerably since her srrest The unfortunate womsp on hearing th e | @CoS0s WObk bbO R. "Ob, my God! Ob, my Godw for nearly five minutes. She threw up her arms and staggered about, m altering at times inoOherently and then shrIeked in wild agony. There wss DO doubting she had the full sy mpathy of her frierds. The counsel and presiding judge were great ly affected by her dietress. All present ID court remained motionless and silent while Mrs. Castle Was being assisted out of the dock and down the iron ss,,,s by 8 nurse and two police wardens, her ebrieks becoming gradually fsiDter and fainter as she wss removed further away from the court room. Mir. Cast e's face turned ashen gray as he witnessed bis wite's agony. The phyelcisns present hurried down to sssist the euffering 70 man. At l: :34 p. m.. thanks to the at- ten ions of the physicians who had ad- DInistered eedatives, Mrs. Castle was ralmer, but fearful, and vac able to en- ter cab, accompanied by her husbard and the chief isiler ard started for
 Woodward Scrubbe prison. The mstron of Clerkenwell pr,eon, who had been in attendance upon Mrs. Castle, said the prisoner had been in a very bed way sf- ter the sentence and that at one time it was thought che was dying.
 LINcoLN, Nov. 6-Beyau today gave cut letter in psst as follows: "To tue bimstallists of tbe Unit.d S,a'es: Con- scious that millions of hearts ara sad densd by temporary defeat, I os 2 to of fer word ot aope and enc1aragemeot No cause eve. had supporters more brave, earnest and devoted than tht SC h,1k ha l,, ullism. They have fought fir m ccpvic- ton and have fought with al she Zeal which conviction inspires. Eveu this will prove whether they are rgbt or wrong. Having dons their duty aa they sa It they have nothing to regcet, The reEu blichn candidate has been reraiGed as the adssnce agent of prosrerity. Ii his policies bring real prosI eri y io ih. Americso people tGose who opposed him will sbare in that prosperity. If, on lhs other hand his policies prove Injurious 'o the people generally those supports rs who do not beloug to tSe office boidiuc class CT to the privileged cisss. vii sLff. CT in common with those who opposed him. The friends of bime,s ,sliiem have not been vsnquIsned. They have sim ply been ovsrcone They believs he gol1 sfanCard is s'mrly a conspiracy or changers against the velfare oi the hu. u,sn race spd until ooHviuced of their error they will contipne warfare against it.
 HAVANA, Nov. 6-Accosding t. D surgen:s si6temsIts tae [ sq1enc, tf engagements rece"tiy u1ht ,a be prJvInce Of Hrvsoa are edIvenoe If iLe .~ft h. A and Maximo Gom-Z are dirscs.bg tb, forces unuer their command usoa the city of Havana itsslf vita tue ia;eniiou O. laying seize to lt. Tsey ~iii InsIe, that Maceo passed the msilitary in, after bavicg bombar5sd Artemlea. A d mater ot fscs, the Spanish cammsuG er admits that be Is co. aware Of th,. whereabouts of Maceo.
 There is another feature of the situa- tioa which Is causing the insurgents othe blu aatisfo and