Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-08-15
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oASSoNo, Osi.S huk.J ia uoEOustio-
ton was held at Sissons yesterday
against Chinese lsborers employed on
the new McLoud river railroad to the
Fall river timber belt. A crowd of
white men, consisting of laborers and
men out of work, gathered and melted
each other to riot. After dark Monday
evening. large crowd left for the rail-
road camp, four miles from here. They
drove the Chinese, about forty in num-
Der, with their equipment, from the
camp to the McLoud river, five mllee
away. Several Chinese were bruised
with stones and clubs, but none were
seriously hurt Manager Van Arsdale,
manager of the Siskyiou Lumber Com
pany, which is building the road, says
the Chinese were employed because it
was necessary to finish the road this
season. He prefers white labor il they
will work steadily. The Chinese get
the same wages as white men, except
board. Sheriff Hobbs Of Yreka, will be
asked for deputies to protect the road,
and the Chinese will return to work.
No further trouble is anticipated.
KANSAS Cry, Aug. 1l-William III.
Valiette, formerly of Philadelphia aud
who is said to have squandered within
the past ten years q fortune Of $3.50, 600,
left him by bis grandfather, tho late
Henry Vsllette, OF Cincinnati, died here
yesterday in boarding house, where
for several months be had been provid-
ed for by friends. He died penniless.
The deceased is said to have st one
time been madly infatuated with Lii
isn Russell, ind to have begun a
downward career when the actress re-
fused to longer recognize him.
He finally drifted west to- Colorado,
where, during the miners riot at Bull
Hill, he became PInkerton detective,
and was badly wounded, after which
he came to Kansas City. In his more
prosperous days, Dr.. Vallette was
prominent in Philadelphia society Cir
cles, end was at one time commodore OF
the Quaker City Yacht Club.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Aug. Pup to
II o'clock four deaths and score of
prostrations have been reported at the
police headquarters. The dead are
John Berg, Frederick Ehlwein, Oecilian
Morris, and Hugh Drumm. At eight
this morning the thermometer OF the
weather bureau registered SO, one
degree cooler than yesterday, but the
thermometer on the street ranged from
z to 10 degrees higher. Shortly after
9, light westerly breeze tempered the
ecorching rays of the sun.
New YORK, Aug. i2-Six deaths from
heat and many cases Of prostration
were reported in Brooklyn from mid
night to 10 o'clock this morning. The
dead are Catherine McGrath, Frank
Rooney, William Mcnamara, Edward
McConns, and an unknown man.
New YORK, Aug. 12-There were
indications this forenoon that the torrid
spell under which this section has suffer
two weeks, had drawn to a close. The
heat was intolersble all night. At q.
N. the Thermometer down town marked
50 in the shade, the official record being
three degrees lower. A brisk breeze
tempered the fervid rays OF the Gun,
even with the humidity at 70 per cent.
Between two and seven o'clock the
police had been notified OF six deaths as
the result OF the heat. They are
William Dempsey, Ann Flood, Ann
Keanneally, Henry Deasta, Mary Ann
Devine, and Edward Albert. At 9
o'clock the police records showed 16
persons treated for eunstroke, since
o'clock 8. m.
ATHENS, Aug. 12-The Turkish gov
eminent has finally rejected the de-
mands of the Christians OF Crete, ex-
cept so far as the provisions OF the
to insurgents is concerned. In the fight
insurgents and 500 Turkish troops, the
former were reinforced after four hours,
and routed the Turks, so OF whom were
killed. Macedonian peasants, armed
with rifles stolen from the Turks, are
dong great raidlng.
New YORK. Aug. l2-W. j. Bryan,
democratic nominee for president, is
suffering today from an attack of acute
laryneitis. Physicians who called to
attend him are in hopes that Mr.. Bryan
will be able to.deliver his speech at the
notification meeting at seven this even
Jog.
New YORK, Aug. 12-Thers was a
great gathering OF the democratic poll
ticisns at the Fifth Avenue Hotel this
forenoon. The democrats had bsen
coming on trains from the west and
eouth for "a hours. There was also
sprinkling of party men from the east
err states. The absence Of New York
democrats from the gathering shows
conspicuously. Tbs firss meeting OF the
day was that OF the committee On noti-
fication to arrange meeting for night.
The committee organized by electIng