Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1891-05-02


were made at San Mateo and Redwood
City and the president addressed large
and enthusiastic crowds.
ST. Louis, April 28.- Frank Slavin
came to the city yesterday 70 meet John
l.. Sullivan, with the object of arrang-
ing fight with the champion. Sullivan
declined to fight. Slavin says he will
challenge the winner Of the Jackson
Corbett fight.
BosToN, April 29,-Official announce
ment is made of the dissolution Of the
firm of Kidder, Peabody Il Co. and on
April 80 the New York members will re-
organize as Barring, yagoun & Co. with
the addition of Cecil Barring. The resi-
dent partners In Boston will continue
the business as Kidder, Peabody & Co.
TORONTO, Ont, April 29,--Wm. O'Con-
nor has cabled Stanbury in Australia
offering to row him on any course in
America for $500 a side and allow him
$500 for expenses.
CHICAGO. April 29-There was a very
panicky feeling in grain circles this
morning. The break IN prices was
caused by rumors that p. 7. Hutchinson
was IN financial trouble. Hutchinson is
missing and belived wandered away IN
a fit of mental alteration. 1t is not
thought that anyone will lose through
him.
SANTA Rosa, April 29-The whole
morning session of the grand parlor was
occupied in consideration of the amend
ment introduced in yesterdays session.
OTTAWA, Ont, April 30-The first ses-
sion of the seventh parliament of thu
Dominion of Canada opened this after
noon by the governor-general. In his
speech he made reference to the
effort for the extension and develop
ment of trade between United States
and the Dominion, as we'll as for friend-
ly adjustment of matters of information
al character which remain unsettled.
| WASHINGTON, April 29,-GeneralS cho-
field is we'll pleased with the progress
made in enlisting Indians in the army. He
says: IF we can get two we'll drilled and
contented troops of Indians we shall be
doing all that is expected at this time.
These will cause many more Indians to
enlist, and L think / can see the day
ahead when there will be no mora diff
Guilty ingetting soldiers fromIndian reser-
vatiOns than there is now in enlisting
white men,"
| GALVESTON, April 29,-Articles of in
corporation will be forwarded to the
secretary of state of the Pan American
education promoting association. Its
aims are to promote and establish and
solicit aid for Pan American universe
ty upon the coast of the Gulf of Mexico,
where languages, habits, customs and
| trades Of American republics may be
learned, thereby AEOmotlng mutual in
terests and extendlr the commerce Of
the American people.
San JOSE, April 29,-The presidential
party arrived here at four o'clock this
afternoon. The national salute was fired
and a large aud enthusiastic crowd
gathered at the station. The visitors
we're escorted TO the hotel Vendome,
where an address of welcome was deliv-
cred by the mayor. STREET parades fol-
lowed and visits were made to tile high
| school, normal school, Notre Dame col
lege and other educational institutions.
The governor of Nevada has sent a
cordial invitation to the president to
visit that state, but was compelled to
decline, because Of the impOssibiiity at
this time OF changing the scedule.
| DEL MONTE, Cal, April 30-The presi-
dent and party spent tho night at the
hotel Del Monte and today visited Mon
terey and surrounding points OF interest.
The president was presented by mayor
Hill of Sallnas,on behalf of the residents
OF Del Monte, Monterey, Pacific Grove
and Salinas with silver card bearing
representation of the old custom house
at Monterey where the American flag
was first raised in 1916.
| CHICAGO, APRIL 29.-The Hon. j. B.
Foraker arrived this morning. Ia au in
teryiew touching his remarks at Cincin-
natl, in which it is alleged he sighted
president HARRISON re saii:
The truth is that had foreseen what
liberal views touchy Harrison men
would take of the master L would Ger
tainly have surrounded each word that
| have uttered with qualifications whose
meaning could not be misconstrued."
But dispatches from Washington say
that members of the executive commit
tee of the national republican league say
you came to Cincinnati with the pre-
meditated intention of booming Blaine"
New YORK, April Representatives
of the chief tin plate manufacturing
firms of the country today perfected an
organization of tin piat9 manufacturers
of the United States. The object is to
promote the manufacture of tin plate ID
| this country. 1t was stated that several
mills already working and others build
1 E
per annCm.
Sioux FALLS, April 30,-The jury in
the case of Sioux on trial for the m ur-
| der OF Lit. Casey this morning reported
their inability to agree. They were sent
back. Report is current that eleven are
in favor of conviction Of murder and one
for manslaughter.
| LATER.
AS the jurors could come to no agree
ment they were discharged.
MONTGOMERY, April 30,-Ths investi-
CATION of cashier CCvington's account
\ with the Farmers and Traders Bank
shows shortage of $4,000. Stockhold-
ers have paid the deficiency and the
bank will be reopened.
CHICAGO, Aprll 0U,-lG Is announced
| this morning that the account of b. p.
| Hutchinson, the missing board of trade
man will be assumed by @. b. Condor.
This gave the market strong opening.
BosToS, April 30.-Rev. Phillips
| Brooks, pastor Of Trinity Church, BOs-
ton, was today elected to succeed the
late Bishop Padder.
ALBANY, April 30-Both branches of
the legislature adjourned sine die at
noon today. The deadlock in the SEN
ate over the Coral investigation contin
ued until the end.
ROME, April ga representa- i've
the New York Associated Press has in.
terviewed prominent dignitary of the
Roman Catholic church regarding the
forthcoming encyclical letter of Pope
Leo XIII on the school question. This
gentleman is especially well qualified to
give an opinion on the subject and he
holds high ecclesiastical rank, but gave