Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-11-28

making detailed report OF WOrh OOH
in their states.
MissoULA, Mont. Nov 20.-Yesterda!
afternoon two masked men entered tn,
Northern Pacific express Car, between
Dorsey and Muller, and at tse point o
guns made the express messenger opel
the safe and gave them all the money; ]
contained $4,000.
ST. PAUL, Nov. 20.-The story pub
lished here yesterday that wolves haC
killed and eaten three children near thl!
city proved TO be untrue.
ALBANY, n. Y, Nov. Ex-senator Gil
bert Deane died this morning. This
leaves, as the returns now stand, thI
senate with sixteen republicans, four
teen democrats and one independent.
LONDON, Nov. 20.-Nsws concerning
the situation in Brazil continues to be
very meague. The provisional Junta II
authority in the state of Rio Grande
do Sue is taking active measures tC
strengthen the opposition to Fonseca':
dictatorship.
Baron Sucerna, president of the Fan
SEGA cabinet, has sent despatch to the
junta offering on the part of the dicta
tor to recognize any local governaseni
that the people Of Rio Grande do Sue
prefer, on the sole condition that peace
and tranquility be first restored. To this
officer the Junta replied that the forces
would only disarm when Fonseca shall
have resigned and the national congress
shall have again assembled.
DENVER, Col, Nov. 20.-At the min
ing congress this morning Mr.. Powers
of Arizona, advocated free coinage in an
hours discussion on the use of silver
from the earliest days of the worlds
history to the present time. E. r.
Brown, of Aspen, said America should
declare a parity of metals. Senator
Stewart announced that he dld hot share
the Comstock thus refuting the old al
legation. Judge Harley Morse, of Col
orado, spoke for twenty minutes in favor
of free coinage. Martin Maginnis, of
Montana, denounced Campbell in a
scathing manner for his cowaridce in
not advocating the platform upon which
he was nominated. Congressman Cas-
siday OF Nevada declared that every
man, woman and child in Nevada united
in favor of free and Unlimited coinage.
Cassiday advocated forcing political
parties to make that question the
dominant issue in the next campaign.
SYRACUSE, n, Y, Nov. 21.-The dime
museum of the Standard theatre and a
uum Der of stores in the Bastabla block
burned; loss 100000.
QPITTsBURG, Pa, Nov. 21.-Counsel for
Senator Quay has entered suit for $780,
coo, for libel, against the Pittsburg Post,
for publishing Bardsley certificate of
deposit and commenting thereon.
ONTARIO Gal, Nov. 20-On Baldy and
CucamOnga ranges the latest snow that
has appeared on the mountains in six
years has just fallen.
ABILENE, Texas, Nov. 21-Wm. T..
Frizzle was hanged this morning for
the murder of his wife last January.
OTTAWA, Ont, Nov. 2l-Information
has been received here that either the
Of Germany or the president of
the Swiss republic will be asked by the
British government to represent Great
Britain in the arbitration committee to
settle the Bering sea question.
ST. PETERSBURG. Nov. 2l-The Rus
sian ukase prohibiting the export of
wheat has been issued, TO take effect
Monday.
LEXINGTON, Mics, Nov. 21-Last even
ing the prisoners in jail here oyerpower
ed the keeper and made a break for
liberty. Four Of them, who recently
robbed the express office at Durant, es
capped.
CHICAGO, Nov. 81 For time yester-
day there was a panic in corn put on
change and November option sold up to
seven points from the closing price of
the day before. The advance was oc-
casioned by an article in a morning pa
per declaring the corner in Novem Der
ened and rushed 10 cover, and their
heavy buying senJ the price up.
ST. PAUL, Mimi, Nov. 2l.-Over q
half foot of snow has fallen here.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Nov. d. Iu
football contest Harvard won the toss
Tbe score at this time is to nothing in
favor of Yale.
LATER-YALE WINS.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Nov. 21.-Yale-
won; ten to nothing.
PITTsBURG, Nov. 20.-The explosion Of
a gasoline stove this afternoon at the
where fair was in progress
caused a panic, and number OF persons
were slightly burned and bruised.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 20.-The contest
between the rival cities for securing the
national republican convention in 1893
actively begun this morning when the
delegation from Omaha opened head
quarters here. The Omaha delegation
was the first to reach the city in a body
although workers for some other cities
were III lLc llCII. i ll- 1lIlu6tIOIiS USl-
egation reached the city this afternoon.
Delegations from San Francisco and
other places will arrive tonight and to-
morrow.
The Minneapolis delegation arrived in
the afternoon, strengthened by the ad
dition of five members from St. Paul,
and have begun hard work in the pre-
paration for next weeks struggle.
New YORK, Nov. 20. AT meeting of
the republican league today on motion
of a western delegate it was decided to
have one day IL the year set apart for a
state convection and the secretary was
instructed TO ask the different states to
hold their convention February u,
Lincoln's birthday.
The sab committee 10 which the ques-
tion, OF time and place of holding the next
league convention was referred to will
meet in Washington Tuesday next.
RIO JANERo, Brazil, Nov. 23.-Fonseca
has resigned in favor of Pexotte.