Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-04-18

Te Has Deen liupOSSlOle 10 learn any IuTGne
.. particulars regarding the report tha
)s that the Italian cabinet has decided t.
request United States Minister Porter t
70 leave Rome, as the officials are very re
+. tlcent
e Journalist are unable to secure any
II definite confirmation or denial at Amer
lean legation. Nothing could be learn.
n ed; Minister Porter having heard moth.
J, ing except what he has read in the
papers. In we'll informed circles the
y prevailing opinion is that the premier
: will not proceed to any extremitles at
/ thisjuncture.
= NO LETTER SENT YET
, New YORK, April 13.-A Washington
special says that the letter from Secre-
: tary Blame to Premier Rudini has not
t yet been sent, according to the best adj
vices from the department of state. The
appearance of things at the department
is somewhat less tranquil than o.. Sat
! urday, though the idea of hos. r. les is
, stilf poohed as absurd.
CHICAGO, April 13.-A fire VII All start
+ ed in the stable of John III. Smyth in
The rear of his big house furnishing
establishment last night, destroyed
|; million dollars worth of property, in
Guiding several large blocks. A num-
Der OF people are hurt, two or three
fatally.
/ WASHINGTON, April 13.-Rear Admir-
al Shufeldt is better this morning, and
there are now hopes of mis- ultimate re-
covery.
Gen. ri Spinola rested we'll last even
ing.
| WILMINGTON, Del, April 13-Count
Lewenhanpt, who married the youngest
daughter of ex-Secretary Bayard on the
lsecon0 inst, died this morning.
The cause OF death is typhoid fever.
S DIEGO, April 13,-Ex- Gov. r. W.
Waterman died last night, from
pneumonia, after few days illness.
WASHINGTON, April 13,-A letter from |
United States Treasurer Huston resign |
ing his position and the presidents ac-
ceptance OF the same, GATED April 18th |
we're made public today. The resigna-
tion takes effect u pom the appointment /
and qualification CT Huston's successor. |
SAN FRANoIsco, April 12-San Fran
cisco 5, Sacramento 4.
LOUISVILLE.
Knoll was puzzel to Louisville's left
handed batters, and they could not
touch him.
Louisville. ......O OOO12O OO-3
Cincinnati ....5 100000 II
ST. LOUIS.
The Browns turned the tables on Gin
cinnatti ;oday and won hands down. II
st. Louis ....2 3 0 0 8 o 0-13
Cinclnnltti. ....1 o 3 01000 0-5
NEW YORK, April 1.-THE weekly
bank statement shows the following
changes:
Reserve decrease. ..s III O25 {
Loans increase. se.............. ! 1Oo 100 I
Specie decrease. ase....... 45S 3OO
Legal tender decrease. .. 169 600
DepCsltles increase ....... 40 800
Circulation increase ... 9 200 I
The banks now hold 1862, ,15O in ex-
Cess of the requirements of the % per ,
cent rule. T
ST.. LOUIS, Mo-, April IA special }
from San Antonio, Tex, says: The first :
annual meeting of the State Liberal As :
sociation was held today. One hundred !
-legates from thirty two cities attend
ed. The president said that humanity ,
had been too long dominated by the }
churches and ridden by the priests. 1t /,
was the associations object to uEshackle Z
the human mind and allow it to face =,
its problems uuclouded by superstition ,
and undaunted by chuckling threats of !,
ridiculous hell fire. The secretary's :
report showed rapid growth. Five pow
erful series have been organized IN cities
of Texas. Five lecturers have been :
kept constantly in the field; five preach :
ers had been met in public debate and :
defeated: 1880 free thinking books and :
pamphlets had been distributed. The .
delegates were all very enthusiastic and :
claim to be making much headway :
against established religion. They will !.
be in session several days.
DENNIsoN, Tex, April 12 At negro a
dance, given last night at the Finca set s
tlement, north of Colvert station, Ari- y
zona Territory, Pike Morris was stabbed q
to death by Cherokee Indian named v
Williamson. Whiskey was ct the bot l
tom of the trouble. Williamson escaped. a
CALIFORNIA FRUIT EXHIBIT. i
CHICAGO, April 13,-The most novel
and interesting product exhibition ever
seen east of the Rocky mountains will =
open tonight at the exposition building. a
1t is the southern California citrus b
fair, and is reproduction of that re-
Gently held at Los Angeles with some r
additions and enlargements. Orange b
county, which did not take part before u
has fine exhibit here. and Pasadena's
orange tower is represented on larger +
scale. The interior of the great exposi- j
ton building is a busy scene today.
The finishing touches are being put to =
various exhibits and decorations are be-
ing put in place. BY tonight every one a
Of the half million pieces of fruit used "
will be in its place and ready for In =
spection. 7
EAGLE Pass, Tex, April l2.-Word :,
has just been received here OF a terrible I;
tragedy, which took place near Lodi, on 4
the Mexican Central railroad last Tues- r
day soon after the arrival of the south =
bound train. Juan Rodrigues, clerk, =
with the driver and porter, started in :,
wagon with the express matter for the :,
company's Office at Lerdotown, three a
miles distant. AS the wagon made \
sharp turn in the road about mile !,
from the town, some dozen men con- q
cealed in the brush fired volley at the =
clerk and his two companions. At the
same time several mounted men charged
on the wagon. The driver fell dead just
as he reached the gate of the guita, or b
custom house. The band
captured the wagon and made away
with the entire contents, which fortu- \