Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1891-05-30

Mount Auburn, so long occupied by tn
deceased,
SCoTTDALE, Pa. May 25-Ihe COX
strike is thoroughly bIohen, and report
indicate that 1000 men will be at worl
! Monday.
GREESsBURG, Pa. May 25-The jur.
in the case of, Captain Loan and depu
ties charged with murder at Morew OOt
riot returned a verdict acquItting al
defendants.
TRENTON, N J. May 25-The Sta
Rubber Company is in financial Difficult
ty. The consul for the company sal,
that there had been contraction Vi
credits and the company's liabilities are
| more than it can meet at the instant
Germs are effected by condition Of tine
Star Co., whose liabilities may foot uI
to balf a million dollars.
FoRT WINGATE, n. A., May 25-A de
| tachment just from the recruiting servic,
on the Navajo reservation bring reports
| indicating prospects OF serious trouble
there. The Navajos claim their rights
are being invaded by prosrectors frou
/ Colorado, and threaten to kill them.
SAX Francisco, May % The direc
tors of the California Athletic club, at {
meeting this evening, decided to give
give jim CorDett and Pete jackson
$500 each for their exhibition last
night aid to offer the men purse oi
81 800 TO fight before tee club again.
New YoRN, May 25.-The steamer
Veendam is reported disabled at sea
She is bound for this port v ith 650 pas
sengers. The agents say there is no ap-
pre- hensioa for her safety and that she
will arrive all right.
ELLENsBURG, W., May 25.-The east
bound passenger train on the Northern
Pacific railroad derailed this afternoon
at Canon, IL miles north of here. Four
coaches left the track and nine persons
were injured, only two of whom are ser
iousIy injured. The accident was caus-
ed by spreading rails.
SAN FRANCISCO, May pa Chronicle
special from Spokane, Wash, says lone
hi2hwayman is terrifying the people of
Rathdrum, Idaho. He robbed three
men at different points yesterday. One
of the vI|tims went to Rathdrum and
notified the police. A posse of citizens
started out to capture the robber but
have not found him yet. The man has
been operating in this neighborhood for
some time past. l. is believed If be is
caught he viii be lynChed.
SPRINGFIELD, LII, May 25.- The gener-
al assembly today adopted a resolution
recommending the election Of Congress
man Springer as the speaker of the next
national house OF representatives.
WALLA WALLA, Wn.. May 25.-At the
court of inquiry yesterday, Captains
ECi1 =
we're examined Wilder was the only
one who took measures to have troops in
reauiness for duty in case of an attack on
the Jail and he did so from a remark he
heard Colonel Compton make. The fea-
ture of the days testimony Was that OF
James Casey, saloon keeper and ex-sol-
dier. On the night of the lynchiag
Casey was at the jail and talked with the
soldiers. He wBs the only citizen ad-
mitted inside. He also warned the Off
GERS that lynching would be committed.
His mouth is now sealed. 1t is believed
be is afraid to testify though he claims
to know nothing. Eight Do'Giers have
been arrested and are in irons, 1t Is un-
derstood that the grand jury has also in
dicte1 them. Six more, supposed to be
implicated, have deserted.
CINCINNATI, May 25,-The nationallsts
have adopted resolution endorsing the
formation of the peoples party and
pledged themselves to render their best
efforts to advance its upbuilding and
hope for a spirit of enthusiasm between
the adherents Of so noble an inspiration.
Inthe convention all New Englandar.d
eastern states combined, including New
York and Pennsylvania had but 2s del
egates. In the sonth Louisiana had ,,
North Carolina l and Tennessee 6 a to-
tai of 9 for the whole south. The small
representation from the south waa Tot a
surprise because OF the fact that though
he Alliance is very strong in those
states the open policy has been to OBJ
tam local results without antagonizing
in national matters the dominant party,
the general understanding being that
Southern Alliance men were bound to
support the democratic nominee of '92.
The national executive committe elected
Robert ShilIlLg, Milwaukee, secretary
and NJ. G. Rankin, Terre Haute treasur-
er.
1t was resolved to authorize the chair
man and secretary to issue a call for vol
untary contributions to be kept stand
lDR III ali pupStSs IL dlSO ICSOlN-
ed that national executive committee
be formed to consist of the chairman,
the secretary and treasurer and four
members to be elected by this commit
tee. The four elected are: George f.
Washburn, Massachusetts, G.. F. Gath
er, Alabama, Ignatius Donneiy, Mime
sofa, J. H. DAVE, Texas. The commit
tee adjourned subject to the call of the
executive committee. This committee
met Immediately afterward and elected
Robert Shilling permanent secretary
and NJ. G. Rankin permanent treasurer,
and adopted resolutions.
MARYsvILLE, Cal, May 25.-William
Ously was today held to answer before
the superior court fjr the murder of
George Ball last July. Blood spots
found on the bridge today we're examined
by chemist and were pronounced to be
human. The blood was not more than
a day or two old
It is thought the man who was heard
drowning IN the river night before last
was fu2 ly dealt with and thrown from
the bridge into the water. No one has
vet been missed.
WAsHNGToN, May 25.-The fact that
the Charleston has not reported its ar
rival at Panama is yet regarded by the
Lavy department as evidence that the
vessel has passed onward south.
bella IRA. Nd, May 25.-The direc-
tors of the Maryland Central railroad
have been indicted by the grand jury
for maDslaughter in connection with the
fatal wreck Of April l6.
CARDIFF, England, May 25.-Ten mi
ners in the coll;ery near LantwItt were
fatally injured by a falling mine roof.
HoUsToN, Texas, May 21.-Ihe fire
which started last evening in the mill of
the Phenix Lumber Co. swept five
blocks, lumber yards and six blocks of
residences together with the st. Patricks
church. Losses will aggregate It least
S300,O00; fully insured.
SAN RAFAEL, Cal . May 81. j. G. Per-
~, grandfather of Florence Blythe, one
OF the contestants in the noted Blythe
will contest, was thrown from his car
riage this evening and instantly killed.
DETRIoT, May 2l.-The hundred and
third annual meeting of the Presbyter
ian general assembly convened here this
morning. Mr.. Moore of Cincinnati, de-
livered the opening address. DR.. Green,