Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1891-05-02
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New YORK, April 28.-The Herald's
Washington correspondent has tele-
graphed that from the present indica-
tons, that seal catching in the Boring
sea this summer is going TO be free to
all corners. the revenue cutters Cor
win and Rush will receive the usual
public orders to proceed to the sealing
grounds, but their commanders will be
furnished with confidential instructions
not TO modest any vessel beyond the
three mile limit.
SAN FRANCIsCo, April 23.-The steam
er City OF Pueblo, conveying the presi-
dent and party, on an excursion around
the bay, left the wharf this morning.
and was soon followed by the cruiser
Charleston, government steamers Rush,
Madrono, HaFsler and Corwin, convey
ing the govern .lent officials; also numer
GUS tugs and other crafts, crowded with
officials AMI excursionists. After a tour
around the Golden Gate, the president
will be taken to the Union Iron Works,
where at 4:30 he will launch the Monte
rey.
PoUGHKEEPsIE, n. Y, April %. The
News Press this morning published the
following:
Stephen B. Elkin is authority for the
statement that Blaine would shortly an
nounce his deiscion to not under any
circumstances allow his name to be used
as candidate for the presidency.
BERLIN, April 3d. The funeral services
he rap,oinc Of Nonnf w.,
took place this morning.
S1MLA, India, April 2s,-Dispatches
from British state that their column is
attacking the Manipur state. A great
fire has been seen in the direction OF The
capital and loud explosions heard which
took place during the confiagation.
This seems to indicate that tn @ CAPT
tai is destroyed. Dispatches received
here yesterday stated that British troops
are within ten miles of Tmphal the CAPT
tai of Manipur, and that Imphal is to be
taken IL possible by assault This morn
ing. General Graham's column surprised
a force of about athousand Manipuris
intrenched behind earthworks. The
British forces first cut off their retreat
of the Manipuris, and then charged up
on them. A hand to and fights
and the enemy was completely routed,
losing two hundred men. One British
off GER was killed and four others wound
ed.
MELBOURNE, April pa sculling
match for 9400 and the championship
was rowed Cd the Parametta river today,
between Mclean and Stanourg. Stan
burg won.
ROME, April GA correspondent of
the Associated Press had talk with
high ecclesiastical parsonage acquainted
with papal views on the school question
in the United States. He said in part
that what seems necessary here from q
Catholic point CIV is moderation ard
not precipitation. The general course
to be pursued, however,is quite manifest.
The Catholics OF America should have
parochial schools in all parishes where
it is possible and where there is suffi-
Gent means to render them equal to
public schools. Where it is impossible
to do this schools should be established
in which the catechism may be taught
or the state should be persuaded to
limit the instruction in catecbism out
side Of hours regularly appointed for or
during the school subjects, as is done
in Germany. One thing is absolutely
obligatory, and that is to found no
parochial schools unless they can be put
on level with those OF the state at
present. The Catholics in the United
States cannot rival the state schools, as
they have not sufficient resources. The
Vatican has confidence in the zeal and
tact OF hierarchy in America.
SAN Francisco, April 27.-Dr. Samuel
Hall was arrested by detective Rogers
today, charged with the murder of Ida
Sha dock, the chorus girl who died on
the 31st Of March on the train at Bene
cha. Hall admitted that he had delivered
her while she was at his house of still
born child.
NORTH BEND, o., April 27.-The first
reports of the condition of the presi-
dents sister, Mrs. Eaton, have been re-
ceived. Mrs. Eaton's forehead was cut,
the chin bruised, and striking on her head
rendered her unconscious for half an
hour. No bones were broken and there
were no serious Commissions. Her friends
feel no apprehension.
PORTLAND, Or, April 27.-About FIVE
o'clock this morning AN unknown man
entered Strowbridge's gun store by
breaking the front window. Alfred
Strowbridge an employe, who, owing to
previous burglarles was sleeping in the
store, was awakened by the noise end
reaching for his pistol, shot and instantly
killed he burglar. An accomplice who
was on the watch outside escaped.
Strowbridge gave himself up.
TOMBSTONE, April 27.-Dr. w. w. F
Dotterman dropped dead from heart
disease last night at Benson, thirty miles
from here. The doctor had been an old
resident Of this camp, coming here ten
years ago. He was universally liked by
all, and will he missed on account OF his
charitable feelings towards the poorer
class. He was a native OF Pittsburg,
PENNSYLVANIA, his brother being mem
Der Of the supreme bench of that city.
CHICAGO, april 27.-The government
authrities were notified today of the ar
rival of five Chinese, who landed in Mex
leo, and were struggled in through Ari-
IONA. HING Chat lived here several
years and went back TO China and got
his four sons and brought them back
through the new route. He says that Il
party of fifty came in through Arizona
with them, and that there is a Chinese
agent il Mexico doing large business
in this smuggling.
WASHINGTON, April 2S.-The United
States department of agriculture issued
the following today:
Notice is hereby given that cattle
which have been at least 80 days in the
area of country hereinafter stated may
be moved from said area by rail into the
states of Colorado, Wyoming and Mon
tana for grazing purposes, in accord
ance with regulations made by said
states for the admission of southern cat
tie thereto. Provided,
First-That cattle from said state for
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