Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-10-07

MHyALLE, \. J Oct. 5-The sc
 tlon of the Elsss manufacturing firm
 of Whitsll. Tantum k Company,
 offering 10 >,art their flint furnaces
 at wages of a reduction of twenty
 per cent unGer list rate, has created
 excitement q this locality such as
 has seldom been seen before. The | threat of D Tlng nou-unlOn men if
 the old employees do not agree to
 the reduction added fuel tO the flames The men meet this after
 noon and give their answer to-mor
 TOW, Bond Y. Thomas, manager for Whitali. Tantum X Company
 says the firm Is unable to psy last
 years list prices because of dull
 trade and non-union competition.
 About twelve hundred men are em-
 PlOyed at ihe flint Sorks. An at
 tempt tO put non-union men in their
 places will causs trouble 1t Is feared.
 The blood must be pure for the
 body to be lu perfect condition. To
 keep the blood pure the stomach
 and digestive organs must make
 proper and efficient use of food. Dr. J. H. McLean's Strengthening Cor dial aud Blood Purifier Is a reliable remedy to restore these organs to healthy activity. It also impArts yitalizing and enriching properties to the blood. $lO0 per bottle. q
 PEORIA, H.. Oct. 5.-J. R. T. Aus tn, grand secretary and treasurer of ] the Order Of Railway Photographers, ! has received dispatches from Mon ! treal, showing that the tle up on the 1 Canadian Pacific Is complete. Moth ! ing IS moving except few passenger ! trains. saturday night the dispatch ! erS u Smiths Sa.iS, the only ones | who Tenldlu.-,t at work and who had I charge os SSS miles ui read, went out. \ cp,1u u.ItJee of engineers, lremen, cuaIUctOrs ant brakemen on the NeS- end have noiIded the officials that they wall uor risk their lives with inexperienced telegraph CTS. IL i> reported that tEs road IS losing S15,OOO per day, cattle are staTyIng n cars and goods for China and Japan are lying at Vancouver Island awaiting shipment.
 CHERBoUGH, Oct. Sad luck. which seems to follow theCzar, show ed itself again to-day. The most elaborate preparations had been made to receive the Russian travel CTS. The way from the landing stage 10 the nall of the arsenal had ! been covered with silk hangings, banneretts and flowers. The landing stage was beautifully draped, venetian masts were erected St many points and floral bunting. and other decorations displayed everywhere. 4 terrific sduall swept over the city felling the venetian masts to the ground, scattering the decorations in all directions, infict- ing great damage generally.
 DENVER, Oct. 5.-It Is doubtful whether the Mckinley electoral and state ticket will be printed on the official ballot of Colorado. The time for fling by petition has ex- pired and the ticket nominated at Colorado Springs last week has not been filed in that mSnner. The sil- yer republicans are preparing to protest against allowing the names to go on the regular ballot, claiming that the ticket represents a bolting faction, and not the regular orSani- zstion.
 WooSTEs. Ohio. Oct. 5.-While raising a barn on the farm of Daniel Vile, near West Canaan, Ohio, the frame work broke just as the roof timbers were got in position, letting the heavy oak timber fall upon twenty men. All received injuries, six having limbs broken. Cyrus Ewing and Henry She'll, it IS feared, will die.
 BEN FRANKLIN, Texas, Oct. D. D. knowlS. an old citizen. and his married daughter, were assaulted at their home. seven miles south of this place, last night with an ax, by unknown persons. Robbery was the object oi the assassin. Knowles lied to-day and the daughter may recover.
 LONDON. Oct. ,. Henry Byron Reed, conservative member of Par lament for the eastern division of Bradford, we'll known lecturer and speaker on church and political sub Iects, Is deSd, his death being the result of a carriage accident.
 WASHINGTON, Oct. 5.-The Comp | roller of the Currency has received !