Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1896-09-26
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| Doruoro Isterndh 0 Co., 10 IN the
hospital with three pistol Wounds. Hi.
son VIM. B. Fiosch, is in custody or
suspicion OF having attemp pied to take
his fathers life. The hooting occurred
in the apartments of the elder Flosh ir
the Hotel Pele,er. He lived there alone
his wife having died three years ago
The son went to HE fathers rooms
about midnight. About o'clock four
pistol shots were heard in quick success.
sion. When the room was entered the
elder man was found seemingly dazsd
by his wounds and only able to say Il
guess it's about family troubles"
BoULoGNE-SUR-MER, Sept. Ism.
Bossou, deputy public prosecutor in
charge OF the case against p. j. p.
| lyman, the alleged dynsmiter, received
letter today informing him in the
| name ct the Committee of Invincibles
and Anarchist Brotherhood, that unless
lyman WAS released within "a hours be.
Bossou, would be blown up with dyna-
mite. The letter was written with a
! red fluid believed to be blood.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Sept. 1S-Four
men we're killed and number badly
| injured 10 a collision on the Cincinnati
Hamilton & Dayton r. R, near Con-
| nellsville, Ind, between the pay car
and q freight train. The dead are:
Chris Sweetman, engineer; Kensey, fire.
| man; George House, conductor; Hughes,
| fireman.
ST.. JOSEPH, Mo-, Sept. 18-F. j.
Fowler, of tillwell, o. T., found his
| runaway wife in this city today, shot
her and then shot himself; both are
| dead.
CANTON, O.. Sept. 18-The formal
| opening Of the campaign at the home
city OF the republican nominee occurs
today. The streets are strung With
streamers, banners and flags and arches,
with welcoming notices span the prom
inent thoroughfares and buildings pub
&c and private. The private houses are
deckea with flags and bunting. Per-
traits of Mckinley and Hobart are dis
played ia thousands of windows. The
day is bright. Many shops, factories
and stores are closed for the day. The
banks have suspended business. 1t is
largely non-psrtisau demonstration.
All parties are participating. Over Sc
trains brought delegations almost faster
] than they could be counted. A short
line of march brought the parade to a
monster tent with accommodations for
10000. Here the first meeting was held,
Governor Bushnell presiding ana max
There was music by combined bands
and campaign songs by the Pittsburg
Tariff League Qusrtette and Aeoliau
Quartette. Addresses were made by
Senator Cullom, OF Illinois, and Thurs
ton, of Nebraska.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Sept. 18-A
storm of wind, hail and rain, which
swept the eastern part of Pennsylvania
last night, was the most severe that has
visited this section for q long time
Scores OF buildings were unroofed, some
utterly ruined; thousands of panes, oil
glass and many skylights were shatter
ed; apple and other late crops are al
most destroyed. The storm was mosl
severe in Chester, Montgomery, Berke
Bucks, LehiQh and Lycoming counties
In the vicinity Of Mayteld, Montgomery
county, about thirty houses and barns
were rnroofed. The grist mills oil
George Snyder we've totally wrecked
Near Willismsport, Gergie Weike, 9
famrer, was killed by lightning. A
portion of the Williamsport rolling mill
| was blown down.
LONDON, Sept. 18-As q result of the
alleged disclosures from documents up
on the person of Edward j. Ivory. alias
Edward Bell, of New Pork, who has
| been brought to this city from Glasgow
on a charge of being concerned In the
| dynamite conspiracy, the number OF
| policemen on duty In plain clothes at
the houses Of parliament, Mansion
House, Royal Exchange, National Gal
lery. British Museum, st. Psul's c8the-
drsl, Westminster Abbey, and other
public buildings, has been doub led.
The war office has taken additional pre-
cautions here besides dou bling the force
of police end ssntinsls guarding the
powder magazines at Woolwich.
LAWRENCE, Kan, Sept. 1s-The con.
tinued absence OF Prof l.. l.. Dyche, of
the state university, who accompanied
Peary on his former trip north, leads to
the belief that be Is in search of route
to the north pole by way OF Alaska snd
q western passage. Dyohe was last
heard from under date of J uly II. when
he was in Alaska When he left here
he said he would return Sept. 1.
New YORK, Sept. ia dispatch to
the Herald from Madrid says: The Her
ald's correspondent at Havana cables
that there was much animation In the
captain-generals palace yesterday.
General Weyler held a conference
with various commanders of columns,
also with the commanding officer of ma
rine and the chief of the medical de-
partment. The HeraId's correspondent
adds that these conferences are the pre-
cursors of an approaching campaign.
which ia intended to be vigorous and
resolute. General Weyler will assume
personal command at Pinsr del Rio,
Ahumada and Paimerola, taking charge
respectively Of military and political az
fairs at Havana.
Among other measures General Wey-
Ter thinks OF adopting, as q prelude to
the campaign, is the revocation of the
edict OF pardon, Obligating families hav-
Ing connections in the rebel ranks of
insurgents to move into other provinces
and making concentration in villages
obligatory, considering ell persons
found in the country as enemies or
supporters of the enemy. According to
the latest information Maceo has moved
south of his former position. No steps
will be taken to follow him until the
commencement Of the concentrated op-
erations above referred to.
New YORK, Sept. IA dispatch to
the Herald from Havana says: General
Weyler's order recently issued, putting
line officials 10 command of irregular
guerilla and volunteer forces, is bitterly