Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-11-21
GENERAL NOTES. A Variety of Newsy Items Photographed From Many
 Points. MRS. CRAVEN AGAIN, The Election of Mckinley Elec- tors in Kentucky Will be
 Contested.
MRS. CRAVEN AGAIN,

ST. PAUL, Nov. 19-Ths Rev. J. H. Haull. . preacher charged with attempt ing to poison bis wife, thls afternoon pleaded guilty and was sentenced to state prison for six years.
 PIrrsB-Re, Pa, Nov. 19--Whils War. den McCrss, of Erie, Pa, wss en route to the Riverside penitsntisry with B prisoners. Thomas Cronin: under 5years sentence for robbery. jumped from fast moving train. McCrss followed him, but siightinR on his head broke hls neck. Cronin was seriously injured.
 SIOUX CITY, Is., Nov. 19-The First National Bank has closed its doers. The The bank was one of the oldest inetitu- tions in tho city and wss considered one of the eoundest.
 CHICAGO, Nov. 19-The H. Probst Construction Company made an assign. mert in the county court today to Gus tsvs Wilke. Inc company is one ofIthe largest contracting concerns in the country. It bpilt many buildings of the Worlds Fair.
 LOUISVILLE, Ky, Nov. 19-Secrstary Rich srdson of the state democratic com. mittee announces that the party hss def ioitely decided to contest the cleo ton of II Mckinley electors on the ground of fraud.
 CLEVELAND, Nov. 19-Gensral Horace A. Porter of New York wss visitor Q, Hsnna's offioe today. A long oonfsrsno oe was held. 1t is rumored that Porter will bs appointed secretary of war.
 ST. LoUIs, Nov. 19-AfIsr selecting Milwaukee ss the next place of meeting 2 for the twenty eighth annual session oi the Grand Army of the Tennessee, it sd journed sine die today. General Gran vile M. Dodge was elected president A resolution was adopted asking Con. eress to psss bulls appropriating $5O.OOl and s25, ,OQO for the establishment of national park at VicksburR to psrpetustt the memory of the Union victory there General J. s. Fullerton of the army oi the Cum osrlsnd reported the purchase of property for Chiosmsgus park hal finally been settled for about . fourth of what wss originally demanded. PARIS, Nov. 19-A despatch to the Fr gsro from St. Petersburg ssys M. Shish' kine. acting minister of foreign affairs hss been appointed minister of foreiRr affairs in succeseien to the late Princt Lobsnof Rostovsky.
 SAN FRANCIsoo, Nov. 19-Mrs. Nsttit Craven has begun another suit to gel possession of . portion of James G Fairs estate. Today she filed . com plsint in sn action to quiet title to prop erty at tue corner of Pine end Ssnsom' streets. The lot is 235 oy 237 feet ane has five story building. The t'si children conveyed this property to Dye to hold in trust for them. Mrs. Crava' considers the conveyance throws . sbs dow of doubt on her deeds, hence be suis to quiet title.
 Moscow, Nov. l9-AocordinR to ofi cisl reports the yield of the principe cereals in Atty governments of Euro | pean Russis and the Caucasus Ia 96 | l l6. .25O, 900 quarter3 below the average the last IS years.
 1 ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Nov. 19-Ths Eas Saint Louie Packing company wblcl had . plant valued ct 43OO, ,OOO to $4OO' | co in East St Louie and slso maintained large establishment m this oity ha 1 closed down owing to tho smsll profit of business. It is Fumored the compsn,
 will be reorgsni3ed.
 CLEVELAND, O., Nov. 19-M. A. Ham
 stated to su Associated Press reporte today that his alleged interview sen
 from this city by the United Pres
 making him say he was ineligible for th portfolio of secretary of tho trsasur
 said: "It is pure fake"
 ROCHESTER. N. Y. Nov. l9-Th
 general assembly of Knights of Labo
 adopted today the recommendation
 Secretary and General Treasurer Hsye
 that the National Brewers Union, N! l35, should either sever its alliance wit
 the Federation of Labor or Knights
 Labor and that no man can become
 member of the Knights whoee hrt lsllepianoe is to another order.