Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1891-03-28
New YORK, March 26.-The steamer

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terranean ports. On March ii she
struck "norther." The wheel house
was smashed and the helmsman injured.
The squall also carried away the BOBBY
hatch and all the loose spars on deck
and severely injured the End officer and
lot of II allan emmigrants.
! PIrTsBu .G, March GA break &C.
Cured in the Com melville coke strike
: b, several large mines resuming work
today. The RESUMPTION is at ten per
( cent reduction wages.
! Wu.KEsBARRs, Pa. Marco 26,-George
/ Moss was ha ICED mere this morning.
Moss murdered his wife last October.
LONDON, March 26.-The postmaster
general notified the company trying to
/ provide the Lonslon public with boy mes
senger service similar to that OF the
| United States, that be will apply for an
injunction restraining the messengers
carrying letters.
PARIS, March 26,-There is no truth
in the sensational story to the effect
| that the Duo De Orleans came to tins
city Thursday last disguised as a valet
in the service of Nine Melbs the opera
singer.
CONCORD, N. II. March 26,-The local
option license bill was killed il the
house today.
KANSAS CRY, March 26,-Adyices in
dictate the most severe storm ever known
ragged over many portions OF the state
yesterday. Railway traffic is at stand.
Trains are caught between stations.
Great suffering is experienced by live
stock. The Neosh river is out Of it's
banks in many places and is higEe: than
it has been for many years. On the
central branch of the Missouri Pacific
many people are suffering from lack Of
food and fuel.
BERLIN, March 26,-The reported
austro-German commercial treaty will
be signed today.
| DEKALB, Bowie Co, Tex, March 20 =
On the j. M. Winston place, fourteen
miles north Of here yesterday morning,
| William Watts, plantation laborer, told
his wife Fanny to say her prayers as he
| was agoing to kill her as soon as he had
put on his shoes. The woman to save
| her own life, determined TO take that of
her husband, and stepping out to wood
| pile secured an axe and returning to the
| house buried it in the back Of her hus-
bands head, splitting the skull and
killing him while he was putting on his
| shoes. The woman was held under
5000 bond.
ROME, March 26,-The italian govern
ment meditates taking steps to check
emigration to America.
WANT CASH.
LONDON, March 26,-The News CORES
pendent at Paris says he learns of the
| best authority that the italian govern
ment without discussing the status Of
the New Orleans prisoners maintain
that as prisoners they were entilled to
be defended while in prison in the state
and declares that although proclaimed
innocent they were not SO defended,
therefore the Italian government from
ally demanded the punishment OF the
| mob's leaders and indemnity to the
families of the men slain.
HALIFAX, March 26.-Tanner,s late
United States consul, who fed from the
province to escape prosecution on the
charge of attempted assault on little
girl is reported to be under arrest In
Boston and it is supposed the Picton
authorities will take steps to bring him
back to trial. Tanner is married to a
young and very beautiful French
woman and he is man of mature years
and belongs to the Southern states. He
held the position of council at Picton
for snumber years, was a prominent
member Of society, and before this dis
grace much respected. One afternoon
last month he called into his Office lit
tie girl, daughter of we'll known citizen
who was playing on the side walk. A
companion Of the girl waited for her to
come out and after time thought
something might be amiss and so in
formed some people who entered Tan
ner's Office and found the consul con-
Quoting himself in a most outrageous
manner.
MAUCH CHUNK, Pa, March 26.-Oliver
Strangely was hanged this afterno0u fur
the murder In October OF Mrs. w. AL
bert.
San FRANCISCO, March ga steady
rain began falling this morning. The
telegraph wires are reported working
oAonIg III consequence.
NEw ORLEANS, March 26.-rhe Myer--
NcAuliff match is off. McAuhff re-
fused to fight.
CHICAGO, March 26.-Carter Harrison
tonight made his first appearance in
public since receiving formal nomins-
ton for the mayoralty, 1t was at ecu
trail Music Hall and the house was
crowded to the roof with his sdhearants
Mr.. Harrison severely denounced his fell
low and opposing democrats, Mayor
Creiger, declared that the latter, not
himself, was standing in the way of the
party. The speaker declared that he had
this morning written to Mr.. Creiger pro-
posing that both withdraw and a neutral
candidate be selected. In a morning
paper, however, he had read that United
States Senator-elect Palmer was coming
to Chicago TO assist in Mayor Creiger's
election. Under such circumstances,
the speaker said. the offer to withdraw
might be regarded as a weakening and
he instantly decided to stay IN the fight
to the end. The people resented federal
meddlIng IN local concerns and John NJ.
Palmer, newly elected United States
senator, had no..right to come to Chicago
to interfere between the two sections of
the democratic party.
Resolutions proposed by ex-Congress-
man Frank Lawler, embodying the SEN
timents Of Mr.. Harrieon's speech and re-
questing General Palmer not to inter |
fere, were unanimously adopted.
WASHINGTON, March pa number |
witnesses IN the Kincaid trial were ex-
amined this morning. William McCor-
mick one Of the door keepers Of the
house said he heard Tsulbee call Kincaid |
4 lair before the shooting occurred. Kin.