Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-10-10
TELEGRApHIc.

for vice president, which 10 IN the line OF
MIR. Wstson's recent writings.
"I'd lay my head on the block before
L retire from the race to make way for
a plutocrat, bond holder, q national
banker and protectionist like Mr.. Sew
all"
MIR. Watson is quoted as saying, the
interview continues, ''if Mr.. Sewsll is
willing 10 get off the ticket, I believe
that even now there is q chance to elec ct
AR. Bryan. MIR. Bryan and l could at
once make tour together and inside of
ten days We might restore thousands Of
votes"
"How could Mr.. Sswall get of the
tickst?"
1T would be easy enough. The DEM
ocratic committee could 60 to Mr.. Sew
all and Say to him: Mr.. Sewall, you are
menace to the ticket. Unless you
withdraw Mr.. Bryan will be defeated.
You are andangering his chances There
will be nothing for Mr.. Sswsll to do
then but to resign. il he wishes to see
Bryan elected be will retire now"
Mr.. Watson relates that Chairman
Butler Of the populist committee, ssked
to see the notes OF the first speech he
was to deliver, and comiGg to the attack
90 Mr.. Sewsll begged him to omit il.
Thereupon Mr.. Watson threatened to
abandon the stump and Senator Butler
relented. ; =
SAN Francisco Oct. 5-Msry Joan
Anderson, middle aged woman, died
10 the city prison tonight under peculiar
circumstances This afternoon Capt
Spillane of the southern station was
notified that woman was lying help
iessiy drunk in a house at No. 4l9 Har-
ret street. Policeman Eskew vas sent
to the place, and on entering the kitchen
found Mrs. Anderson lying on q sofa
apparently intoxicated. Her dress was
covered with blood that flowed from a
wound over her left eye. By her side
was o half emptied can Of beer. A wo-
man who was present Informed the DO.
licemsn that Mrs. Anderson had taken
poison. Eskew Immediately sent for the
moved to the receiving hospital.
DR.. Fitzgibbon diagnosed the case as
one Il alcoholism. After be bad dress-
ed the wound Mrs Anderson vas taken
to the city prison and charged with be-
ing drunk. She was placed 10 q cell
where there we're Several o.her wo-
men. Shortly after o'clock one Of her
cellmates noticed Der fall off q bench Up
on which she had been reclining. The
woman summoned Sergeant Shields, but
before be had reached the cell Mrs. An
derson had bresthed her last.
Tonight Mrs. Auderson's husband,
Andrew Anderson, was placed under a..
rest as the result OF sn Investigation into
Was taken to the city prison and booked
upon suspicion IT having adminis:e, ed
the poison that is supposed to have kill
ed bis wife.
PEORIA, ILL.,, Oct. 81. r T. Austin,
grand secretary and treasurer OF the
Order OF Railway Telegraphers, has re-
ceiVed dispatches from Montreal show
ing that the tie-up OF the Cansd 40
Company is complete. Nothing is NOV
log except few passenger trains. On
Saturday night the dispatchers at
alls, the only ones who re-
msined at work and who had charge OF
33S miles Of road went out. A commit
tee OF engineers, 6remen, conductors
and brakemeD, 90 the west ED, have
Dotified the officials that they will not
rick their lives with experienced tele
graphere. IL is reported the road ie los
ing S75,tO0 day. Cattle are starving
in the care and goods from. China and
Japan are lying at Vancouver leland
awaiting shipment. Advices have been
received from New York, Chicago and
Dtber cities, that commercial and ether
have Refused to take the
verti-ing for teleRraphers in The Uoited
States. The latest advices this morn
nR are that tie situation looks toward
! favorable settlement in q few days.
HAVANA, Oct. cit is believed that
Neyler is getting rid of may prisoners
by having them drowned ic The bay at |
light. Sharks destroy all evidence.
LEADvILLE, Colo, Oct. Ga report |
eeched military headquarters about
:oon today Of a skirmish last night at |
be Resurrection mine, teta cen sol.
lisrs and strikers. Eight armed men
approached Close to the mine and open
d fire on the guards. Both The sol
llers and their assaiiants sought shelter
'ehind rocks and kept up shooting
bout twenty minutes. Whether any.
ne was killed or wounded is not
nowp. All ia quiet today.
HARTFORD, Coon., Oct, CT here is
reHt ju1iistion at repub licsn bead
uartere Of the state committee in this
;ty TODAY as result OF the town
lectioDs, 10 I25 towns large repub-
can gain is shown. Twelve t, wns are
aimed outright. Comparisons are with
wo years ago, when the republicans
= nefitted by the political landslide.
he committee expects Connection,
ill roll up republican majority OF 25,.
90.
>CASroN. O., Oct. 6-The Fort Wayne
rain this morning brought two extra
caches filed with shouting Mckinley
len from East Brady, Pa. They car
led a banDer which announced the
arty rs "Plutocrsts Of Clarion county,
"a" The delegation was introduced by
J. K. Graham. and addressed by Msjor
fcKinley from lis front porch,
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Oct. 6-The state
nd county elections passed off quietly
, this city With i, dicatiUps OF q large
ote. The weather ia clear. Chairman
.swls. OF the democratic executive
claims that Bloxhsll, candi-
ate for governor, will have $4,000 plu-
ality. The republican chairman COD.
ades 1900 to Bloxha'l more than the
spublican nominee Gunby.
SONORA, Cal. Got 6.-Eor the third
me 10 six months the Sonora stage was
cid up today near Cloudman, Tuolum-
o County. The amount secured lie Lot
'rgs. A posse is hunting the two rob.
ers.
KANSAS Cry, Mo-, Oct. unconfir-
led report from Guthrie, o. T. saysthnt