Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-04-18

of this city to-day say that they
able to confirm he report that II the
S. government does not answer
Pudini's nole by certain date, the
>. Minister will be requested to lea
Italy, and the Italian legation in was
ington will be recalled II is now asser
ed by newspapers that the Italians ha'
given the U. S. government until Apl
18th, in which 10 make reply.
WASHINGTON, April lit is impo
slble to secure any official informatlo
today that has tended to confirm the n
port from Rome that the Italian govern
ment is about to sever diplomatic negC
tions Secretary Blaine mas positlvel
declined TO make any statement touct
IT,; the matter. Still in all this officia
silence it is easy To detect disposition
to discredlt the last Roman story. Their
is strong circumstantial evidenc
tending to show that there is no evl
dence tending to show that there Is n
warrant for such threat on the part @
the italian government, and that IL
had been made it was buy misundel
standing.
ROME, April 10. If the United State
government does not answerthe Marqui
Imperai's note by tomorrow Porter. tn
American minister, wlll be ordered u
leave Italy and the whole Italian lega
tion in Washington will be recalled ant
the Italian interests left ir charge o
the British minister
New YORK, April Ii - Baron Fava
Italian Minister to Washington. sailed
for EurOra this morning
MOUNT PLEASANT, April 11.-Un
easiness prevails here among striker
today. The convention is still in ses
sion and compromise may be effected
though it is doubtful. The 18th regi
ment left for home today, leaving the
10th regiment. Tie arrest OF rioter!
still goes on.
PITTsBURG. April IL 1t is proposed
that the miners strike for the adoption
of eight hours as day and this is the
chief topic of discussion in industrial
circles. About 10000 to 10000 men
will be affected.
LAKE FOREST, Ill, April 11--Prot
Ferdlnando Sanford, mount bent of the
chair of Natural Science at the Lake
Forest University, has accepted the
chair of Physics in the new university
founded by Leland Stanford in Cali
fornia.
MILWAUKEE, April 11--Mr. and Mrs.
Christian Preuss. who were found dead
at their home in Waukesha, of suifoca-
tion, were killed by coal gas snc not
as at first supposed.
DENVER, Col. April 11-Swi:ci .len
and both passenger and freight brake
men of the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
struck this morning, in sympathy with
the strikers at Lincoln and Omaha. 1t
IS not known wher the officials VIII fill
.he strikers places.
MONTREAL, April 11.-Since last
night the water of the st. Lawrence
has risen. Until now it is within four
eet of the top of the levee. 1t is rain
ng heavily and disas rous flood is i'm
ninent, Merchants in the lower end of
own are removing their goods to the
upper stories of their ware houses.
SEATTLE, Washn., April IL. Thirty
masked men this morning seized VIM.
Brown, guard of the county Jail, and
detained him while the band entered
md shot John Rose and John Edwards,
leld for the murder of the Frederick
on family. The whole affair took only
wenty minutes. A coroner's jury has
,een empanelled.
CHICAGO, April 1.-THE Board of
election Commissioners met today for
he purpose of taking up the canvass of
'otes cast at the city election, Tuesday
asst. S. FL Harris, one of the republican
Judges, said he was informed that in the
to destroy ballots and poll
looks, Sheehan admitted that he broke
he box with hammer, but said it was
Without any intention of fraud. After
emaining in Jail for an hour, Sheehan
vas released on bail. The Board then
urned its attention to the canvass of
otes. After going over the LIST Ward
ubject to revision in certain precincts,
he Board adjourned until Monday
1orning The result of this Ward shows
loss of 20 votes by Cregier, of by
and by Harrison.
New YORK, April 10.-This was the
9th anniversary of the birth of the New
'ork Tribute and the event was fitting
J celebrated tonight by jubilee at the
Metropolitan opera house.
SEATTLE, Wash, April Fisherman
Ball and A. Q. Moore, two young men
rom Eau Claire, Wis, last night took a |
Dom in tie Seattle hotel and blew out |
be gas on retiring. Late this afternoon !
hey were found in an unconscious con-
Itiop, and their chances of recovery |
r. very doubtful.
SAN DIEGO, April 10.-Ex-Gov. r. w. |
Waterman is lying dangerously i'll of |
at his residence in this city. |
he governors sickness dates back only |
few days ago but the progress of the |
isease has been very rapid and the
'orst result is feared.
New YORK, April 10.-The steamship
Iewport, which sailed today for Central 1,
.merica had among other passengers
be surveyors party of American engi-
eers who go to demonstrate the feasibi- |
ty of railroad that is proposed to con-
ect the United Sta6es with South and |
CENTRAL American republics. The party
Iill be gone two years.
WASHINGTON, Ia, April 10-A pas
enger and freight train collided to-
ay eight miles west of this city on the |
.ock Island road because of the dis
bedience of orders of the passenger en-
ineer. Both of the engines were wreck
d. Engineer Norton and fireman Will
on were seriously Injured. f. W. Hope,
postal clerk, was badly injured. Four
r five others were slightly injured.
WASHINGTON, April S.-General B. F.
'utler of Massachusetts, received froEi
ne United States treasurer today the /
um of S270,0G0 in settlement of all
lalms growing oUt of the purchase by |
be government of the property owned /
y him at the corner of New Jersey ay-
nue. and b. street. Washington. The !
roperty is improved by a large granite
uilding which will hereafter be used /
Dr the work of congress.
CHICAGO, April II.
,hicago ...... 36 Cincinnati. -. A |
It. Louis. .. IL New York -. ~ ,
Winnipeg .. %.
KANSAS Cry, Mo, April l0-The
ollce are Investigating a peculiar case.