Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1891-05-30
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port saiuted the Mexican flag and the
: Mexican government in return saIuted
the Esmeralda flag, thus making It an
open question neither this Was recop-
milton by Mexico 81 Cnilian Insurgents.
The captain of the Esmeralda in ter
vlew at Acapulco said It waB not his il
tcntion 10 take coal by force or he would
have done 50 before. He also SAID be
was not III hurry to leave the port but
was waiting further instructions
San Francisco, May 27.-Evening
Bulletin has received a special cable this
afternoon announcing toe arrival Of the
cruiser Charleston at Gallo, Peru.
PARIS. May 27,-The Mexican legisla-
tiun oiilclals here explain that the coal
ing Of the CHILEAN insurgents warship.
Esmeralda at Acapulco does not imply
that the Mexican government recogniz-
ed the congressional party Us beliiger-
ents
LONDON. May 27,-The derby was won
by Common; Governeur, second; Marten
Hurst, third.
DU@KI.K, n. Y. May "a fire
which broke out yesterday in the Pc
troieIm refinery at Cendekerque was
more serious than at first supposed. Teu
people have been burned 10 death and
the flames are still spreading. Many
houses surrounding the refinery are de
stroyed. There are eight large petrol
cum reservoirs adjoining the scene of
the tirt, and it is feared they will ex-
plode.
DUoUoIN, ILL.,, May 27.-The United
States marshal arrested Rev. George w.
| NIGHT oh - ,oly
counterfeit money. This is a sequel TO
the arrest OF Rev. J. Holmes Saturday
on the Same charge.
SAN Francisco, May 81. - Albert
Blac!Ian, who shot and skilled fellow
soldier. Gottleib Nonneman, in Febru- |
airy last, was found guilty of murder in
the second degree.
WASHINGTON, May q. - Secretary
Tracy this morning telegraphed the |
commander Of the Rusl1 to sail today.
| Orders for the revenue cutter Bear, to |
sail for Alaska were also sent by te O. |
graph this afternoon.
TORONTO, May 27.-Hanlan and |
O'Conner have signed articles for a race |
with McKay!and. Gaudaur for the double |
| scull championship Of the world. |
| Tie contest will be for $1,000 side, and |
will be held about the middle Of June |
WHEELING, W, Va, May 29.-Dr. Gar
| rison, who shot and killed DR.. Baird /
here in March last, was today found |
guilty OF murder in the second degree.
WASHINGTON, May GA committee
composed OF Messrs. Brown, Wild and |
Hamilton, representing this district as
| sembly OF the Knights of Phytias, have
presented the secretary of war charges
against Brigadier General Ordway, com
handing the national guard of the dis
| trict of Columbia.
The charges in effect are that the gen.
eral in lecture to the officers Of the
guard used language that was treason
able and incendiary and calculated to
TO create in the minds OF the militia off
| GERS a sense of their superiority to law
| and bitter hatred and blood thirsty vim
dicativeness toward such people as the
| interest OF peace and good order.
The secretary promises the committee
| chsrges shall have proper examination.
LYNN, Mass. May 26-James Burnes,
OF this place, who WAS Knocked out in d
| battle with Harry Tracy, of Cambridge
| Monday evening, died this morning.
| The knock out blow broke blood vessel
| in his brain. Tracy has been arrested
on the charge OF manslaughter. The
| arrest CT the referee. seconds and man
agement Of the Lynn Athletic Club will
| follow.
LONDON, May ga decree of divorce
was obtained 10y Captain O'Shea from bis
wife on account Of illegal adultery with
Parnell today, and was made absolute.
MINNEAPOLIS, May pa special to
| the journal from Pierre, South Dakota,
says: The last OF the soldiers are leaving
the Indian country. Company B OF the |
Third infantry, which has been stationed |
at Fort Sully since the Indian war took
place, left today for Fort Smelling, there
| being lutte, if any, trouble on the reser-
walton.
TALLAHASSEE, Floriia, May 26.-There
were 81 votes cast at the joint session of
the legislature today for United States
| senator. Call received 81 and was de
clared elected.
New YORK, May ga Herald Wash
ington special says Lord Salisbury has
at last broken his long silence In regard
to the Boring sea agreement but neither
accepted nor rejected Blaine's sugges-
that the closed season be agreed condi-
tional that the North American Fur
Sealing Co., be allowed seals enough to
compensate them for their expenses at
Seal Islands. His communication was
delivered through Julian Pauncefctt,
who said Salisbury was not indifferent
to the importance of the subject, nor is
he seeking needless delay. He hesItated
because OF the strong opposition which
developed ali over British Columbia and
North America to close the season.
MATINEE, Cal, May z6 "A fire at
Crockett, Cal, last night destroyed $780,
coo wolt tn of property. II is supposed to
be incendiary.
SHANGHAI. May 26-1he statement
that Christian missions at Marking had
been attacked and pIllaged Oy natives is
correct. All the European women and
children left Marking. The Methodist
girls school was burned and looted.
The British cruiser was ordered to Nan
king to protect British interests. Chinese
troops have also been despatched to the
scene.
SAN FRANcIsCo, May 26.-Capt. E. L.
Zalinsky, of the 9TH U. s. artillery, sta
toned at Preside and inventor of the
ZaGnsky dynamite gun, was ordered
under arrest by Gen. Graham, his COM
handing officer, for violating orders
prohibiting officers or enlisted men
from appearing upon reservations in
civil; dress.
PORTLAND, May 26-Nine japanese
women VITO came over on the steamship
Semptes and who were not allowed to
land at San Francisco on the grounds
that they were brought to this country
for immoral purposes. were brought be-
fore United States Judge Deadly today
on writ of babeas corpus. Judge q,
Deady ordered them to be set at
liberty.
PIrTsBURG, May 26.-Four hundred I
Delegates were present today at the
meeting of sixth annual convention of 7
the National Butchers Protective as Z
gociation.
SAN Francisco, May 20 Jim Corbett
has quarrelei with his manager. Chris
Stencil and will not give him any more