Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-12-19
TELEGRApHIC.

NEW DIRK, dec. IA Valparaiso
correspondent says that Eyan cabled to
the state department yesterday long
dispatch giving the substance of letter
addressed by him to the matte, inquir-
ing whether his reply to President Har-
rison's message and his speech made in
chamber OF deputies We're correctly
printed in newspapers. Egan asked
him whether he made use OF certain ex-
pressions, Quoting them) srraigning
officers Of the navy, the president of the
United States, secretary of the navy and
Minister Egan himself. A reply has
not yet been received.
SAN Francisco, Dec. 15.-The United
States revenue cutter Rush arrived this
morning, nine days from Onualaska.
WAsHSGToN, Disc. 10. In the senate
the vice president announced the ap,
pointment of Senator Merril as regent of
the Smithstone institute, to fill va
cancy.
Among the bills introduced and re.
ferred WAS one for the purchase of site
for building for the supreme court of
the United States.
P1TTsBUKG, Pa, Dsc l5,-In an inter
view last night NJ. 5. Quay said be was
not candidate for reelection to the
United States senate.
LONDON, Dec. 15.-Her maiesty's
steamer Ausor, flagship of the channel
squadron, while cruising in the vicinity
of Gibraltar encountered terrible gale
in which several Of her men were washed
overheard and drowned.
HIGHLAND, Texas, Dec. 15.-Dr. Allen
was shot and killed today by Mather
Dunlevy, one OF the wealthiest stock
raisers IN the state. Dunley has been
arrested. He asserts that Allen made
disparaging remarks about his dsugh
ter.
LONDON, Dec. 14.-The Ports Edward
Island Building society, one OF the
oldest institutions Of the kind in Great
Britain, has suspended. The main Of
ficers in Portsmouth are besieged. A
large crowd OF investors and depositors
estimated securietles by society to am
cunt to 100000.
MARsHFIELD,O Or, Dec. 1.-THE schoon
er Annie Gee, which has been lying
outside Coos Bay bar for the past five
daJ %, arrived in this city in tow today.
The Gee had on board three af the
sailors rescued from the disabled
steamer Laggie Ross, which was towed
into Yaquina bay last Friday.
CRY OF MEXICO, Dec. 1.-The gov
eminent fears that the village adjacent
to the volcono of Colim8 will share the
fate of Pompeii and has ordered the Wis
lagos TO abandon their homes and move
to places OF safety. The Volcano is now
vomiting great volumes of lava, ashes
and smoke, and the country for miles
around is illuminated by the grand
display, Strong winds carry the ashes
distance of 400 miles. A large party
of scientists from various parts of Mex
leo have gone to visit the grand pheno-
menon.
New ORLEANS, Dec. 15.-Every parish,
save West Baton Rouge, has elected
delegates to the democratic state con-
vention. A careful review of the situa
ton shows that the faction favorable to
the lottery will be in control On the
goyerpship question the delegates stand:
McEnery, lottery, 81; Adams, apti-lot-
terry, 27S. Sixty five of the McEnery and
forty of the Adams delegates are con-
tested delegates: McEuery BOG, Adams
vention will stand: Anti-lottery 300, pro-
lottery 1913, without taking any of the
doubtful parishes in consideration.
LONDON, Dec. l5.-The list OF casual
tiles caused by the storm is gaining
fresh accessions The most serious of
all disasters is the wrecking of the Brit
ish ship Enterkin, of Ramsdale. Thirty
lives were lost, every person except an
apprentice boy being drowned.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 15.-Speaker Crisp,
after the adjournment Of the house to-
day, listened for several hours TO men
who called to express their views on
party policy or to state their committee
preferences. This makes four days
which the new speaker has devoted to
the task Of ascertalning the opinions and
wishes of his party colleagues, and he
has heard perhaps the greater number
of the democratic members OF the house.
The speaker heard the views of al his
callers, but has not reac9ed a1y definite
conclusions, nor has he yet offered chair
manshIps to any persons. He said this
afternoon he was afraid that he could
not complete the organization of com
mittees before the Christmas recess.
though some of his friends think that
the work can be done IN few days after
he gets started on the actual work.
DUBLIN, Dec. 15.-Despite injuries re
ceived by Michael Davitt of Waterford
yesterday that gentleman is still in the
political field. 1t has been determined
by the MoCarthite leaders that Keane,
nominee for Waterford, should be with
drawn from contest, and that Davitt
himself should stand.
TACOMA, Wash, Dec. ss14.-Edward
Albertson. the defaulting cashier of the
Fidelity Trust Co. of this city was to-
day sentenced to ten years in the peni
Tertiary by Superior Judge Allyn. Fred
\. Chandler. A, bertsCn's friend and &C
complete, was sentenced to five years in
the penitentiary.
New YORK, Dec 14.-The man who
threw the bomb at Russell Sage has at
last been identified, seemingly beyond
reasonable doubt, as Henry S. Norcross,
of Boston, a we'll know broker. After
the identification today in Boston his
tailor and his parents identified the but
tons and remnants of clothing found
after the explosion, To make the chan
of evidence complete q reporter per-
suaded 81. Nj. Howee, a former school
mate of of Narcross, to come to the city
to night to examine the bonn -thrower's
head at the morgue. Mr.. Howes ar
rived at 10 o'clock DE was met at the !
Grand Central station and taken to the
morgue. He positively identified the
head as that of his former schoolmate,
Henry L, NorcToss.
ST. Louis, Dec 16.-Representatiyes