Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1891-09-19

luton referred to the committe {
copies printed unless otherwise Ordere
The following propositions were the
introduced:
Proposition By Herring fCo-
chise, entitled Religious l. ibert,
Read and referred TO committee on bl
of rights.
Proposition 4-By Herring, of Co
chise, eutitled Lotteries, Gambling an
Games OF Chance" Read and referret
to the committee on bill OF rights.
Proposition 5-By Herring of Co
chise, entitled Relating to Poligamy
and other Crimes" Read and referred
to the committee on election.
Proposition 6-Preamble offered b,
Jordan, Of Maricopa, referred to tht
committee on bill of rights.
Proposition by Williams, Of Mar
icopa, article on judiciary. Referred
without being read to the judiciary com.
mittee.
BERLIN, Sept. l2-Ths Berlin Tagb
today publishes cablegrsm from Zan-
zibar, stating that Captain Calewetis
corps had fight with large body of
natives last month. The Germans were
the natives being repulsed
with heavy loss. Many Germans were
killed, with many of their native allies.
SAN Francisco, Sept. I'm. B. Curtis
was formally charged with the murder
OF officer Grant this morning. Curtis
seemed uncoDcerned and chatted with
his interyiewers on any topic save that
OF the shooting, concerning which he
still PROCESSES ignorance.
SAN Francisco, Sept. 11.-U. s. Mar
shall Long received telegram from Mar
shal Gard this morning. from Los Ange-
les, saying that the witnesses IN the
ltata case need not go to Los Angeles at
present as the case has been continued.
Los ANGELES, Sept. 1.-Attorney
William Goodrich Of New York, as
proctor for the South American Steam
ship Company, now claimant for the
Jhilian steamer Itata, has filed an an
'wer to the information for libel against
hat vessel, in which he contends that
10 lawful seizure of that vessel has ever
)een made; that the seizure at Iquique
n June was without the territorial Im-
Is OF the United States, and the sur
endec OF the Itata was compelled by
'lolence by the cruiser Charleston, and
vas a breach of international law and
he law OF nations; furthermore that the
lalmant, the company which built the
tata for traffic purposes, had no partio
patton IN the use OF the steamship for
he alleged unlawful purposes which
aused the seizure, and ought not there
ore to be deprived OF its property. The
nswer prays that the vessel be released,
nd that claimant be allowed costs and
lso damages for detention.
HoBoKES, N. j., Sept. 1.-THE
porting men say that no prize fight in
be country since the great battle be-
ween Dempsey and Fitzsimmons, at
racted such universal attention as the
ght weight champion ship made be-
ween Jack McAuliffe and Austin Glib
ons at the Granite Association club |
ooms tonight. 1t was stopped by the |
olice in the sixth round and the referee, |
ere Dunn, awarded the fight to Nc
uliffe amid great excitement. A great |
rowd was present at the battle. When |
le men weighed In McAuliffe tipped |
le beam at just 135, while Gibbons
eighed 1861.
From the beginning McA uliffe forced |
atters. He went over to Gibbons |
orner and smashed away there. Glib
cns countered couple OF times and |
hen the round was over things were
bout even.
McAuliffe had the best Of the second |
'und. He sent in couple Of his noted |
ras yht arm right handlers and cut Glib
ons badly under the left eye.
SANTIAGO, Sept. 11.-Augustine Ed
ards has joined the cabinet Of the
government as minister
public works, and Manuel Alatta as
mister OF foreign affairs. This forms
coalition of all political factions ex-
'pt the Balmaeedists. Drafts on Lon
IN to the value of s3,OO0,OOO, in favor
Balmaceda's ministers to France and
ngland, have been found in the
easury and cancelled.
Political leaders are consulting as to
for president 1t is general
believed San Ramon Lucas will be
lected. Orders from the United
,stes has been received by Admiral
rown for the cruiser San Francisco TO
turn to California. She will leave to-
ght or tomorrow. IL is thought her
is Samoa.
CHICAGO. Sept. 12-General Miles
ls received a report from the COM
andant at Fort Reno to the effect that
cattle on the strip except those
longing to Cherokees aud which the
esent order excepted, have been re-
owed. 1t is now thought the strip is
sar and negotiations for opening the
nd and pending arrangements are
tiled satisfactorily.
LONDON, Sept. 1.-THE Times in its
ancial article this morning, says that
syndicate OF European capitalists Of
red to advance the Chilean junta $780,
D with which to meet pressing re-
irements.
Sept. 11.-Artificial frost
eyention is now suggested as an out
owth of Senator Farwell's scheme for '
tiicial rain production. Mr.. l. KnIf-
D, OF Chicago, haswritten letter TO
cretary Rusk on the subject. His
cory is that tie artificial mists prevent
Q radiation of the heat from the earth.
3 suggests that the machinery and
aterial used by Colonel Dyrenfurth in
using rain be tested as a means OF
inging the clouds closer to the earth
d OF creating sort Of fog, which will
preventative against the ,ravages Of
ost.