Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1891-10-31

SIOUX Falls, S. D., Oct. 23.-The |
). grand jury returned Is indictment
against the officers and directors of tn
Louisiana lottery. The evidence wa
all laid before the jury in the form o
aiildavits and kept with the utmost Sc
crecy. The department at Washington
brought charges before this court fo
the reason that their efforts in othe
states before the U. S. grand juries EaC
been frustrated. The u. S. marsha
and deputies leave this evening for New
| Orleans to arrest the president, vice
| president, secretary, treasurer and III
rectors of the lottery company. The
I indictments are for Transmitting LOTTERY
advertisements through the mails il
violation of the aDti-lottery law passed
last congress. The extreme penalty il
nve years Imprisonment and 5000 fine
CHICAGO, Oct. 23.-A special from
Washington says: Captain Schley has
| asked Secretary Tracy to have Admiral
Brown come at once to Valparaiso to
aid by hIs presence in seeing full justice
done the cowardly ruffians who murder
ed the sailor last week.
1t is now alleged that the boatswains
mate, Regan, was shot by policeman.
The dispatch asserts that Minister Egan
will be instructed To demand reparatlon,
and that President Harrison said to
Tracy: II mean to have no more OF
this business from any nation, and the
demand upon Chile must be recognized"
There will be four cruisers at Valparai-
so when the demand is made.
Captain Schley has informed Secre-
tary Tracy that it has become impossi-
bic for American officers to go ashore
without being insulted, and that here
after they mean to go armed and resent
insults in the proper way. ave are los
sing our self respect by permitting these
things" says Schley, sand the younger
officers are wild with rage, and cannot be
much longer restrained"
81 don't want them to be further re-
strained" said Secretary Tracy to one of
the commodores, "and | have told Schley
So"
CoLFAx, CAL, Oct. 23-The examina-
tion of the Roberts brothers, charged
with train wrecklng, was postponed from
Saturday until Monday. Detective
Willie Smith of Los Angeles and Con-
stable Dyer said today, ''we have the
guilty parties and you can tell the people
We said So"
WASHINGTON, Oct.,-Secretary Tracy
said this morning, that further study of
the cipher that further study of the
cipher dispatch received from captain
Schley, of the Baltimore, showed in ad
dition to the killing of one man and the
serious wounding of six others, that 80
other American seamen we're arrested
by the Chilean authorities, but were af
terwards dismissed, as there was not
proof that they had been guilty of any
misbehavior. This confirms Capt,
Schley's statement that the Americans
were uIarmed, sober and we'll behaved at
the time Of the trouble. 1t appears up
to date of Capt. Schley's report, that
the Chilean authorities had taken no
steps TO a. rest and punish any Chileans
responsible for the affair. The men
attacked wore uniforms of the United
States government, and were attacked
simply because they were American of
ficlals. 1t is said the attack on them
was deliberate insult to the American
flag. Secretary Tracy had an interview
With the president this morning In re-
gard TO the DruUuor, but rofusod positive
ly to say what plan of action bad been
agreed upon, 1t is known that the ad-
regards the situation as
most serious. Minister Egan has been
advised of the views of the administra
ton, but the exact nature of the mes
sages sent him cannot be aScertained.
New YORK, Oct 24.-Firenzi, it is an
will race no more. She has re-
tired from the turf, and will be classed
for all time as one of the greatest mares
on the American turf. She met and
all great horses il her time
with the single exception of Salvador,
her stable companion.
SHANGHAI, Oct. pa message from
Pekin government have decided to send
part of the Pechihily garrison to restore
and maintain order in the disturbed
locality.
LONDON. Oct. 24.-A st. Petersburg
of the Standard says:
"The approach of frost has caused re-
newsl of distress. Movoski estimates
20,0OO,OOO of people without food. Many
villages are completely deserted ID the
of Perm. One halfthe population
of Reasan died Of hunger"
LONDON, Oct. 24.-The British bark
Addie Cam was burned at sea. The
crew was rescued and landed at Co.'S
tillo.
SALEM, Oct. 23.-In the Searles case
today the testimony OF Searles was fin
ished, after five days most searching
Contestants rested their
case for Timothy Hopkins.
CLIFTON, Arizona, Oct. 23-Hon. Jas.
Siaz, resident of Nevada for number
of years, died today from paralysis OF
the stomach. He has lived here about
eleven years, and held numerous offices
of trust, and was a member from this
(Graham) county Of the fourteenth
legislature. He leaves wife and four
children, Coronado lodge will bury
tl6 remains WIFI mdSOllc nOQOrS.
TACOMA, Wash, Oct. 3d. Ed. A. AL
bertson, who stole about $4,000 in coin
and nearly O million dollars worth of
securities from the Fidelity Trust COM
pany, while cashier. pleaded guilty to
charge of grand larceny in the superior
court this afternoon. He was then re-
turned to Jail.
CHICAGO, Oct. 23.-It is estimated
that 10000 women applied yesterday to
be registered with view to voting at
the coming election of the city. Only
zoo succeeded in getting their names on
the lists. Today a large number of
those who were refused appeared before
the election commissioners demanding
that their names be entered. The cleo
tion commissioners refused to enter the
names and intimate that they will take
measures to have those members of the
boards Of registration who violated