Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-12-04
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 WIsHISdroS, November 30.-Owing ,, tbe heavy payments this montn' ar,ounting . to over twelve million dol lars if is thought at the treasury depart. rosnt that there will he very little, 1T any- decrease in the public debt for No- vember. am rL
 SIs FRAEcIsco, November 3O.-Ihe following dispatch was TecelVed tnl7 r,orning at the Merchants ESc0ange Neah Bay: The ship Bslvedere Is ashore at BoniIla Point and will probably De total loss. All hands left the shlp ID one boat and have not been heard from Tine Belvedere sailed from San Pedro m ballast November 7th. bOuDd tn Nsnal- mo for A csrZo Ot coal Sue vas owned Inv Christopher Nelson and her sPproxl- mate value was S25,OOO. fully insured BonilIas Point IS opposite anu twelve and A quarter miles distant from the Cape Flattery light st the entrance To the straits of Juan de Luca.
 DENVER. Colorado. November 30.-The following letter has been addressed 70 President Cleveland: Office lnterna- tionaI Range Association. Denver. ColO.' November 30th. To His Excellency' Grover Cleveland, President Of the United States. The tune has come when that branch of the commercial in- teresls of our country, represented oy the live stock industry, feels that II should DO longer plead for. but demand iustlce. I sun authorized by the live stock men, who have more than SIX hundred million dollars invested in cat tie alone, to respectfully invite the at teption of your eIcellency to the immi- uent danger threatening our herds by the existence of contagious bovine dis eases, which if once introduced 10 open ranges will sweep our entire interests from earth. feel that l am justified Tn asking that Tn your forthcoming mes sage to congress some suggestions may be made in the interest of Legislation looking to the extermlnatiOn ot the con tagious disease known ss pleuro- pneu- monia. and such sanitary regulations as will protect cattle interests ir the United States against the importation of cattle from the known diseased cen tres of other countries. l would further respectfully submit that under the pool ipg system entered into by the traBspor- tation companies of the United States, and the iuiquitous fsvoritIsm of the re bate system, grieVous wrongs are per petrAted on the producer, and b. ef con sumer as well. That same combination which compels millions who have to pay an exOrbitant prlce for one of the prime necessities of life, cOmpels the producer TO accept for his products price which had pressed the cattle grover to the verge of rum. The bull now pending before congress for regulation of inter state commerce known as the Reagan Bill,' IS in the interest of justice and equity, and the cattle industry bespeaks | for 1t such attention Tn your message as may get your commendation.
 Respectfully,
 Signed: R. q HEAD,
 President International Range Asso- ciation.
 SAN FRASCIsCO, November 3O-The customs officers to-day made another - lZure of opium. AS the steamer RsO | Ianeiro from China was nearing Point | Reyes, the cutter Richard Rush. which | has been on watch for the Rio JaHier1 | outside of the heads since Sunday. stop | ped Der, and tLs officers boarded the steamer. The vessel was searched and he officers We're rewarded for their viz ilance by the discovery of opium valued at $500
 | WASHINGTON, Nov. 30-The presi- | dents message again formed the only surject discussed at meeting of the cabinet to-day, st which all the mem bers were present. IL IS understood tnat the message Is complete with the single exception of that portion relrt- ing to the naval establishment,
 DENVER, November 3O-The News speaking of the reported sbsconding o Carter Cotton, says: RumOrs became current upon the streets late last night that F. l.. Carter Cotton, manager of the North Poudre Land < Canal O., and also an extensive real estate opera | tor of Fort Collins. had sbsconded and left creditors to a large amount. A statement of the facts so far as learned IS that for some weeks past Mir. Carter | OottOn's numerous creditors have be | come uneasy and were suspicious of his movements and transactions. A week | ago fhursday a number of them cor | fslled him in his office. After some tslk | Mir. Garter Cotton made pretext to SO uut, he locked his creditors in and hue not since been seen in or about Fort | Collins. The creditors got out by climbing over the trsnsom. How Carter Cotton got away IS not known. The next day Cotton WAS seen in Denver and here all traces of him ceased. AltOgeth- CT his indebtedness has been figured up by the Fort Collins creditors at S30j.- OOO, about SlO00O0 of which is claimed to be assured.
 LINCOLN, Neb., November 3O.-The following circular has been addressed by President Fitzgerald to state dele gates of the Irish National League in America, in view of the present crisis in Ireland: The tory government of Great Britain has once more evInced its inca DacIty to govern Ireland by other means than coercion. Our brethren m Ireland are again called upon to show by cOur- age, suffering and self sacrifice that they are the heirs of their fathers herOlsm The time has come when we should prove by our actions that our heart peat ID unison with theirs m s common love for Ireland and liberty. A few weeks since We promised that should England again have recourse to coercion. We would stand by them. We must nov redeem that pledge. Public meetings are proclaimed, soldiers are being crowded into the country to overcome, and should the opportunity offer, to slaughter the people. Prison cells now aWslt the ua- tion's leaders and every engine of Op. pression and uncODstitutiOnal leglslati0n k abOIt to be used to,prop up tyranny and injustice and tO crush the legitimate aspirations of Ireland. We must see to it that our promise of assistance was no idle boast. State delegates are called upon to procee1 Rt once tO make an or gsnizatinn of the league in theIr respec. tive states and provinces. They should use every means to increase the mem bership of existing branches within their jurisdiciiOn. to devise means to prompt y raise funds and forward them to the national treasurer, Rev Charles O'Rsilly, of Detroit. Michigan, m aid of the anti eviction fund. We must not stand idle ID the present crisis. Experience bas proven the tu;ility of coercion to crush a determined and united people. With the loyal aId of her e1iled children. Ire land must come out Of this struggle un- conquered, uncoDquerable, and victor ious.
 Yours respectfully,
 Signed: JOIN FITZGERALD.
 President |