Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1891-11-21

The fire burned itself out.
TENENlENTs BrEN.

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and tiremen undoubtedly saved many
lives, as the flames spread rapidly. A
number OF people were rescued from
their beds almost suffocated by
Smoke. Wild rumors were circulated
OF whole families being lost in the rire
but they proved groundless The loss
on buildings is estimated at $1,000 /:
fully insured.
SAN FRATCIsCo, Nov. 27.-Wben Il des-
| patch was received from st. Louis yes
terday announcing that the Trans Con
| Glnental Association refused to endorse
the $50 rate guaranteed ty the Southern
| Pac' BIC %. to delegates to the National
Conventions If held at San Francisco.
Vice PresIden, Stubbs said: "Ourguar
antee of a $50 rate holds good.
The St. Louis despatch means that
number Of association votes against the
IA @ as teiegraphed from he.e without
considering the fall proposition. Much
| can be done between the time of an
nOuucement aud the time of holding the
conventions and guarantees of the
Southern aud Union Pacific road are
sufficient for present purposes.
PHENIx, Ariz, Nov. 16-A resolution
was handed the railroad commission
from the Phenix cham Der of commerce,
withdrawing ali complaints against Tue
son Iobbers riff, made by Phenlx CON
plainante, believing this action best for
the general welfare of the territory. An
adjourned meeting Of commissioners will
be held IN Tucson next Monday, 23d, to
consider similar complaints from other
towns.
PREeCoTT, Ariz., Nov. l6.-The troops
stationed at Whippie Barracks were
paid off two days ago. Among those
stationed here is one company of Apache
Indians, and the fact of their being
clothed in the uniform of the United
STATES soldiers seems to enable them to
secure all they want to drink. The
result has been that during the past
three nlgats has been several fights. at
one time it seemed as if serious troube
would occur, as the Indians broke for
their arms and ammuniti u, and were
only prevented with difficulty from
obtaining them. Had t5ey succeeded in
ge ting them there is no telling what the
resu would have been. During the
fight one white soldier had his leg broken
aud several Apache soldiers were more
or less injured. Seven Apaches are iu
the guard house, and nearly as many
more Apaches and white soldiers are in
the hospital,
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 18.-The longer
the alliance remains in session the far
Their apart grow the various factions, ap-
pears TO be the situation this morning.
1t seems impossible to settle the var
ious organizations down to any definite
plan OF action, or to any united policy.
The third party fight is now begun in
earnest and every move is with more or
less direct reference to this main issue.
A split in the alliance on the sub
treasury an9 land loan principles now
see ms evitable. McAIlister will leave
Fort Worth, Texas, tomorrow, and from
there he will formulate for the nation.
al meeting anti sub-treasury alliance
men a separate organize ton, to be main
IdlD0O ali OVER Iuc COuQITy.
The F. NJ. B. A. is having hard time
over the matter of funds. About half
the organizations are delinquent and
there is no money for delegates. As
a consequence the Ohio delegation left
the house. today, and many more threat
ened to leaAe this. afternoon and even
ing unless the matter Is adjusted.
Boston, Nov. 1S.-The cruiser New
ark ief: here today.
YoKAHAMA, Nov. l8.:-The cruiser
Charleston left here yesterday for Hon
alulu.
PARIS, Nov. 1S.-Dispatches from |
various places in the department of Pas |
de Calas show that the striking coal |
miners are gaining many accesslons to |
their ranks. The strikers now num- !
Der $1,000 men.
BROWNSVILLE, Tex, Nov. 1S.-The |
Mexican authorities say they lad /
fight with Garcia, in which he was de !
feated, but they could neither capture !
him nor any OF his men. On thi S side |
OF the lilo Grande they said the Meyi-
can troops were defeated with three |
killed and numEer wounded, and that |
Garcia withdrew to the mountains in |
good order after tie fights.
SHAMoKIN, Pa, Nov. 1s-Two express
trains on the Philadelphia s. Erie col |
,Ided at Jersey Shore this afternoon. |
and Sam Ray and Harry Bard Were
instantly killed. f. Williams had both
legs broken and cannot recover. Twelve |
passengers were also injured.
Boston, Nov. Is. Gen. Butler is Sc
riously Ill With an ACCESS of the ear.
LONDON, Nov. 1a.-No confirmation !
has yet been received Cf the exchange
the telegraph ccmpanyis Rio Janeiro
advices of yesterday, reporting that
naval and military officers stationed 10
Para have taken steps looking to dec
laration Of independence If that state.
The most important news received
today relates to the aft AIRS in the state
of the Rio Grande do Sui. This is
gwen 10 a despatch to he Times from
Santiago de Chile. According to this
the differences which have been inter-
fering with the perfect unity of action
by the government junta now in au
thority in that s;a are disappearing,
and members of the junta are now act
ing in harmony. They made one of their
number, DR.. ASST, minister, aud active
measures are being takeE to improve
the defenses and increase the effective
E irength. The army Of the jnnta is in
full control of all militar y stores in the
state.
New YORK, Nov. 1S-A special from
Buenos Ayres says that a despatch from
the territory Of Farmosa says that a
number of revolutioaists' from Para
puav hava aackS6 tina rasidenca ~ Cnv |