Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1891-05-02

|
coin in circulation. This idea Secretar,
Foster regards with considerable favo
and il the national bank depositorie
generally acquiesce in the proposition
p he will adopt it.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, April 2i.-Johr
s Dean, the famous counterfelter of Viii
> ton county, Alabama, has been arrested
by Deputy Marshall John Lanier anO
i, lodged in Jail at Huntsville to await the
action of the grand jury at the next
: term OF the federal court. Nine count
erfelt dollars and plaster moulds were
also captured.
WASHINGTON, April 23-A warrant for
the payment of the direct tax fund was
issued from the treasury department to
day. 1t favors California for S206,240.
/ PREscoTr, April 23.-The preliminary
| examination of Tom Gallagher for the
murder of Constable Hawking at Jerome
was held today before Justice Andrews,
resulting in his being held without Eail
10 appear before the grand jury. The
testimony introduced was very damag-
ing to the prisoner.
LONDON, April 24.-Reports from
Spain and Portugal announce the re-
markable SUCCESS Of the system OF graft
ing American on native vines, which re-
suit in preventing phylloxera.
WALLA WALLA, April pa mob OF
150 soldiers broke open the county Jail
here tonight and shot to death A. j.
| Hunt, who shot private +. A. Miller
Wednesday evening. The guards at the
Jail fred on the soldiers and several
were killed.
| WASHINGTON, April 24,-Commissioner
Carter Of the general land Office today is
sued instructions to registers and receiv
ers of the land Offices in regard to the
| desert land entry. He says the fnal
proof must be made on all desert land
entries under the act of March 3, 1887,
within three years, and when sought to
be perfected under the act Of March 8
81, within four years from the date Of
entry. Publication ot notice of inten-
tion to make final proof must be made
| on all cases Of entries instituted after
August 1877.
PHILADELPHIA, April PA proof of
Washington's farewell address, which |
he particularly valued because Of the cor |
rections written on it by the first presi- |
dent himself, has been presented by |
Mr.. George w. Childs to tie Mount |
Vernon Association and in a few days it |
will be placed among the other treas
ures at Washington's old veteran home.
PHILADELPHIA, April 25'-Mac r.
Sullzberger, when questioned as to the /
truth of the rumor that Baron Stlrsch
had bought large tract Of land near
Ridgeway, Penn to establish colony
Of Russian Hebrews, disclaimed all
knowledge of the purchase.
WASHINGTON, April 25.--Mr. Huston,
the treasurer of the United States sew
cred his connection with that Office and
left Washington tonight. His successor
Hon. Enos H. Hebeker, of Indiana, is ex-
pected here latter in the evening.
ROME, April 25.-It is now learned
that seven lives we're lost. The rumors
that the explosion was OF anarchistic Or
igin are unfeuRded. The official report
says that inquiries made upon the spot
tend to show that the explosion was
purely accidental.
BosToN, April 25,-A fight between
Ike Weir ard John Griffin, for the feath-
erweight championship Of America ard
Il purse of $1,000, was stopped in the
fourth round by police early this morn
ing. Griffin was undoubtedly having
the best OF it ct that time. An attempt
was made to resume the fight at Cohas-
set but police again interfered.
PARIS, April PA dispatch to the
Temps from Rome says that Baron Fava
in his report to the Marquis Di Rudini
On tie New Orleans lynching, expressed
the belief that there is no way out Of '
the trouble as the federal government ,
las not the power to give Italy the sat
sfaction demanded.
Waco, Texas April 25.-The feature
If discussion of today in Alliance circles
vas the address by Hon. E. I. Stock
iouse, member of congress from South '
Carolina. He made a lengthy speech @
ldvising the Alliance to submit their
claims TO both of the great parties and
lvold third party, but in the event of I
allure in securing their demands from a
,ither party to then think of third Z
,arty movement. The convention will
.diourn Friday night.
New YORK, April 25.-Two men are
lnder arrest for connection in the
murder of Corrie Brown in a hotel
Thursday night. A pair Of trousers {
to belong to either "Frenchy" /
r the other man arrested were brought r
o the station this morning. Spots on Il
hem may be blood stains, V
NEW YORK, April 25,-A German
amed Nicholas Bader tried to pass the =
xamlnation OF tie immigrant landing :.
'ureau today in the most barefaced vio- =
alton of the laws of the country, for it
anne out that he not only had no money :,
r friends, but that he had been con- I"
icted of numbering girl in Germany
nd afterwards had been confined "a
ears IN an insane asylum. He makes =
n affidavit to the effect that German =
uthorities paid his expenses to this y
ountry. He will be returned at once.
Weber characterizes v
be case as one of the most barefsced s
npositions on the part of the German o
The German government a
ill be called upon to explain their act o
On. N
DETROIT, Mich, April pa confer q
nee was held this afternoon between the y
olice department and the sheriff and g.
Ity railway officials and it was decided o
D give the company the support of the @
Ihole police department and the sheriff's p
Orce to enable them to run the cars. u
The first car got away alright fol-
owed by patrol wagon containing ten
fhcers. A second car started immed- 81
stely after without protection, however is
nd the strikers threw it upon its sides a,
nd across the track. The attempt to =
tart the cars was given up, but the first N
ut continued its perilous course to the is
lyer. Two policemen were on every P
orner, the whole length of the route
n attempting to start on the return trip =
here was a very exciting scene. A d
urly striker set his buggy squarely a
cross the track. His buggy was smashed r,
nd he was thrown to the ground n
nd arrested and the car pro- l
eeded unmolested. A car which had +
cen lying at the river front all day was T
hen started up the hill. The word was ~