Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1891-12-26
TELEGRApHIC.

Mexico, saying tndt Capidln HarQee, OF
the Third cavalry, aud bis troop, togeth
er with the United States marshal, are
surrounded near Fort Macintosh, Tex
as, by large body of Mexican lnsur-
gents under Garcia.
1t is not known whether the Amer:c~
ans are at liberty or still prisoners.
The matter WAS referred to the war de-
partmenJ and telegram of inquiry sent
TO Gen. Stanley, commanding the de-
partment of Texas. A reply has been
received saying that he has ordered
troops to the scene Of the reported
trouble.
Dies MONIES, Dec. %. Central Iowa
was visited tonight by severe storm.
The stre cts Of Oes MONIES are flooded.
RACINE, WIS.,, Dec, 2.--Jerome /.
Case. the we'll known manufacturer and
horse breeder of this city, died here
early this morning, aged 40.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 22,-The president
today sent TO the senate the nomination
of Henry Van Dusen, to be postmaster
at Los Angeles.
pending at Butte, Mont. for settle
ment OF the celebrated Davis mill case.
1t is said that in three weeks all details
will be perfected.
SoUPRAN, Dec. 22.-The cruiser San
Francisco came down from the Mare
Island navy yard this morning and an
chored in the stream. 1t is expected
she will put to sea shortly.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 22-Net gold in
the treasury today is Sl29, 80, 3S9. de-
crease of neatly 100000 since the 1Gth
instant. Receipts of Gus toms at New
York the fist twenty Gays of this month
show a decrease of 81 ,764 ,667 from same
period last year.
BoIEs, Idaho, Dec. 22.-Word has
been received at Fort Hall Indian ager-
ey.that runners from the latter place are
now at Wa ker's Lake, Nevada, where
the alleged Indian messiah lives. The
authorities will keep a close watch to
prevent these dances.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 22.-The charge de
affairs of the Russian legation, replying
to letter asking for information as to
the famine in Russia, and whether
movement for help ID necessary said:
"The population from twelve provinces
is over twenty million people starving
ard any assistance given will be much
appreciated"
TOPEKA, Kan. Dec. 22.-Gov. Hum
phrey Indignantly denies that he will
resign and have the lieutenant governor
appoint him as senator to succeed
Plumb. Elk Governor Crawford, Uni
ted States District Attorney Adj. AMI
Mayor Hudson, editor Of the Topeka
Capitol, are mentioned as candidates.
The governor says he is in no haste to
make the appointment.
LONDON, Dec. 22.-The steamship
Abyssinia, of the Guion line, which
sailed from New York on the 18Th of
Decem Der for Liverpool, was burned at
sea, She carried eighteen cabin and
thirty eight steerage passengers
and crew of eighty men
All on board were saved. The
Abyssinia was valued at 100000. She
carried a valuable cargo Of merchan-
disc.
LONDON, Dec. pa boat marked
Cavalier" and wreckage was picked up
off Sicily island and it is believed the
steamer Cavalier, which left Gibraltar
Dec. 9Th for Falmouth is lost. The
British steamer Indian Prince reports
that on Dec. 18th, when sixteen miles
from Bishop Rock, she passed an aban-
doned English steamer tallying exactly
with the Cavaliers description. The
general belief is that after the steamer
was abandoned every 6ody who had been
aboard her was lost.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 22.-In the senate
among the papers presented aud re-
ferred were resolutions OF military
order, the Loyal Legion of United
States, adopted at st. Paul, urging
completion at the earliest moment OF a
practicable navy, OF sufficient ships and
armament to command and enforce the
respect due the flag of the nations, the
world over"
Stamford and his colleague FELTON,
took the oath of Office.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 22-Officials at the
state and navy departments are reticent
today about Chilean affairs. 1t is learn
ed, however, that no communications
have been received from Chile by either
department since Thursday last, when
the secretary of state received long
message from Minister Egau, said to
have reference to the fugitives. No &C
ton will be taken by this government
until officially advised by the Chilean
authorities on the result of the invest
igation OF the sailors of the Baltimore.
PITTsBURG, Dec. 2l.-A true bill was
found today by the grand jury against
Mayor Wyman and eX-Mayor Pearson,
of Allegheny, for ENLIGHTENMENT.
STANTON. Va. Dec. 22.-The private
banks at Wayneesbore. Warrentown and
New Market. Va, have all suspended
today. 1t is believed the depositors will
be paid in full.
WILMINGTON, Del, Dec. 22.-Mlss
Louise Bayard, daughter of the ex-
secretary OF state, and DR.. Franz Angel,
IF New York, were ma -ried this after
noon at the house OF the bride's father.
SANTA ANA, Cal, Dec. 22.-Two Mex
leans attempted to enter an old Mex
ans house early Sunday with the sup
posed purpose of robbery, but were met
with The old MN with club and were
Doth so badly stunned that they are not
yet entirely recovered. They are in
jail
SAN Francisco. Dec 21.-As d result
Of the attach ment levied today on the
Alaska Canning company and Stevens
L Co., the Sather bank levied at attach
meDfs for $4,000 on the California auto
matte Can company, branch Of Lusk 4
Co. Isidor Jacobs. president of the Can
ming company, which is an Incorporated
concern ascribes the company's financial
.rouble to outside invest ments. such as
the establishment cf factory for max
ng cans and also extensive orchard
planting at Marysvill-, Cal. The failure
Of Strauss, in whose business J-cobs
said be was indirectly interested, also
fastened the force 'osure. Three hun
bred employees will be thrown out Of
work by the closing of the canning fac
tory. Jacobs stated that the company
won endeavor to resume operations
shortly. He believed the assets would be
sufficient 10 cover the liabilities, though
he has no statistics Of resources ready.