Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-12-12
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 BREMEN, Dec 3-The strikers today adopted an agreement to conclude with the warehouse companies aud commit tee of etrikers for a settlement ot the dispute and the etrike here is over.
 HAMBURG, Dec. 3.-Various neetipge of strikers were held today to consider the situation in vi, W of the refusal oi employers to submit the dispute to [. court of arbitration. It was resolved tt call upon the strikers committee to de. clare the strike general.
 ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Dec. 3-A special from Lexington, Ky, to the Post-Dls patch, says: A fight between the old msn Harrison and his two sons and Morgan and two sons, Tom and Caleb, occurred today in one of the mounts counties. The elder Morgan is dead; both sons are dying. Both the Harrison boys are also dead.
 HAVANA, Dec. 3-The insurRent battle on GuansbarcoB. on the outskirts of this city on Thursday, was much more serious than at first stated. Gusns- barcoa was attsoked simultaneously at several points while another insurgert
 
 at Bucaranas on the coast. The Rsrri- sen left that place to resist the attack on the town but was ambuscRded be. tween stone walls and farm fences by about 300 insurgents and in spite of a gallant defence all the Spanisrds were killed. The exact number of slain IS not known. The insurgents are said to have burned "A houses in Gusna. barco8 instead of one house as officially reported.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 3-Tbn city is divided as to the result of the Fitzsim. moEs-Sharkey fight. No one questions that Fitzsimmous had the fight practic- ally won in the eighth round; and many assert be WIS ubjustly deprived of the decision. Sharkey's friends assert he was knocked out ty foul blow and was consequently entitled to the honors ot tho victory and purse of sl0,OOO. A numbe of pbycislans and newspaper men examined SEsrkey's iujusies today and were convinced that his condition wac the result of foul blow, the sailors sk,n beiog swollen and discolored in the region of the groin. Fitzsimmons' attorneys expect to prove the existenos of conspiracy to deprive him of the purse. When Lynch, Shsrkey's bscker. and Referee Earp presented the $l0,rOO check for payment this morning the bank refused to cash 1t acting upon in structions from the officials of the Ma tional club who requested the payment of tbe check be temporarily deferred. Fitzeimmons said today the referee was selected to give decision against him and be carried out his part of the pro- gram. He said he never fought fsirer in his life while Shsrkey fouled him st least twenty times but the referee took nonosics of bis protests.
 SACRAMENTO, Cal, Dec. 3-At the fruit-growers convention this morning 6 resolution was adopted to be forwarded to President-elect Mckinley asking him to appoint Eiwood Cooper ID his cabinet as secretary of agriculture.
 CHIPPEWA FALLS, Dec. 3.-Witn water again climbing, the outlook for this threatened valley is still rather uncom- fortable. For 15 miles between Chip pswR Falls and Euclsre, and nearly the same distance at Durand, the river is mass of packed ice and timber, and is hourly becoming worse. Water has been backed up flooding parts Of Dur and and the lower levels of this city. The lumber mills are surrounded and partially eDgulfed by water which bas frozen. Near by, business places and dwellings, are in the ssms pre dlcamsnt, heinz little farther away from ths river channel their situation IS not 90 serious. Railroads are not suffering as much as might be expected. The Omsba runs along the high b)uffs and has not been in the least hamper ed. The Wisconsin Central tracks gre covered with water and its trains use the Omaha track. The river branch of the Milwekee and St. Paul has stopped I'usiness for the present. Col. w. A. Jones, U. $. A., of St. Psul, in charge of government works in this section, will confer with the authorities m regard to another attem pt to break the ice dam ners. l. is feared esk in Little Falls dam. 30 miles above here, would ,arry nearly everything here. People ,re still moving from houses today. Many off-rs ot relief b ave been received rom various quarters and relief will be before the end of the trouble comes.
 ST. LOUIS, Mo, Dec. 3.-Three high Taymen with drawn rsvolvers entere ,spy this afternoon and held up the .sshier Robert Heverkamp forcing him o hand over S400 and then not being atstied with the amount went behind he counter footed the morey drawers 'od secured from s5O0 to $500 addition Il.
 When the hold-up occurred there were present in the office tbe cashier, g lelf dozen clerk. and several customers. ! wo of the robbers held the occupants If the office in line while the other vent drought the safe and money lrawers. When the robbers had taken | n the money they produced a rope and 'ound hand and foot everyone ID the flee. This required nearly ten minutes nd it seems marvellous thst they were ot discovered by some one outside.
 When the thieves were gone one of l he captives freed himself and relieved he others. Upon leaving the office the hieves mounted a car and went to- 'ards the river. The brewery employees 10 So SA'C thO RCiiSC n kOO0 Il escription of the men.
 CHIPPEWA FALLS, Wis, Dec. 4-The | Ister went down six inches last night l nd the fesrs of the people were ! cry much allayed by learning that ne river was falling. Continued cold | as also tending to quiet their fears. ol. James started down a branch line | [ the Milwaukee and St. Paul road to- sy, going along the banks of the river ,r several miles. On further investiga- on O. the gorge he d;sapprovss the uee dynamite or other explosives ss un- ecesssrY. The worst is undoub btedly yer. BERLIN, Dec. 4-Copyrightsd 1896 | .ss'd. Press. When the trial of Herr .eckert, Baron Won Lueizou. Herr