Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1891-10-03
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-" surrendering The presidency and evel
! nay provoke war with Salvador In orde
@ Ia realize his dream.
VALPARAISO, Sept. o. The whale
: back steamer Kewenaw, which sailed
: from San Diego for Valparaiso, lost II!
!, | propeller at sea ana was towed by th'
German steamer 1hekin into Corone
| Kewenaw. SEE Is expected here Satur-
: day.
PARIS, Sept. 25-The office of the mis-
/. sion of the Catholic church a. Lyon has
l received adyices from China to the ef-
feet that the natives attacked three
monks a. northern Chansi and nothing
has been heard from the vicar apostolic
/, Fears are entertained for the safety oi
the monks and OF the inmates OF the
|, Chausi orphanage.
New MILFORD, Conn, Sept. 35-Two
. freight tralus on the New England road
coiiIded near Hawleyville last evening
Killing Engineer Day, Fireman Larner
: and Brakeman Sprague, and badly in
turing another brakeman. The accident
is due to careiessness OF Conductor Con-
rade and Engineer Heney, who LETT
Howleyviile without orders Both dis
appeared immediately after the accident
and no trace OF them has yet oeen
found.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 25-Congressman
Herbert OF Alabama, has annou aced his
! withdrawal from the contest for place
| IN the inter state commerce commission.
His friends are afraid the farmers al
iiance might capture his seat In the
| house.
| OTTAWA. Sept. 25-It is ascertained
| thet the British government will have
| TO paw the Canadian sealers dam ages, on
| account of the modus vivendI, the sum
| If S50D0U0 and IL may be as high ss
100000.
| San FeANcIsoo, Sept. 25.-Bonds were
| prepared here yesterday for the release
| OF ihe Itata and have been forwarded to
Los Angeles.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 25.- The Gsiety
theatre burned this morning.
OTTAWA, Sept. % "A majority report
exculpGtiug the land league was adopt
| ed hy the house.
PHEINLx, Sept. 25.-The constitutional
convention was called to order at 10 a.
m., President ". 4. Rove IN the chair
and all members present.
| Mr.. Norris asked unanimous consent
to have the bill on school lands and
education returned to the house.
| Granted.
Mr.. Alexander submitted a petition
for equal suffrage, which wes referred to
the committee on suffrage.
Mr.. Mcdonald submitted a petition
on equal suffrage from Apache county
which was read and referred to the COM
mittee on suffrages and elections.
| MIR. Wilson sunitted a report on state
institutions, which was ordered to lie
| on the table and be printed.
| MIR. Herring submitted proposition
making eight hours full day on all
| state works Referred to the legislative
| committee.
| On motion Mr.. of Patterson the com
! miitee went into CONN ittee Of the
| whole for the consideration Of the suf
frage article, with NJ. Dennis in the
| chair
Mr.. Alexander moved to strike out the
provision requiring popular vote on
woman suffrage. Lost.
| Mr.. Barnes renewed his motion en-
tranchIsing those who had declared in
| tention OF citizenship. Lost.
| Mr.. PatteTson's article, which was
| adopted, grants suffrage 10 male citizens
and to those now authorized to vote
with the usual restrictions.
! On motion the convention went into
| a committee of the whole to consider
the report of the committee on federal
relations, Mr. Dennis in the chair.
| MIR. Norris moved for the considera
! ton of section ) in the report on school
lands regarding denial of allowance to
settlers for improvements. Carried.
and time for reconsideration set for
Friday morning, after the regular order.
On motion the convention went into
committee Of the whole to consider the
report on Judiciary, Mr.. Dennis In the
chair.
On motion Of Mr. Barnes, tho original
jurisdiction OF the supreme court in
| revenue cases was stricken out and "quo
warranto" inserted.
New ARKANSAS Sept. 25-Later re-
turns from the explosion at the Italian
celebration last night placed the num-
| Der of dead at six, and the wounded at
| twenty. The killed we're frlghfully
mangled and tie wounds Of the injured
are terrible. 1t Is not likely the death
list will reach more than seven or eight.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 25-A dispatch
from Warden Hale, Of San Quentin
prison, says the conspirators, who have
been in solitary confinement, have con
tesspd at last, and revOivers and cartrid-
ges have been turned over to him and
are now in his possession.
SALEM, Mass, Sept. 25.-This is the
thi d day Of the Searles; will contest.
TIE examination of Searles was con.
tInued. 1t was shown that great deal
of property in California and elsewhere
had been transferred to him by Mrs.
Searles, but had not been recorded.
Searles stated that he considered that
she still had equal interest with him in
the property.
BATH. M, Sept. 26.-This afternoon
prominent ship men Of Bath adopted a
resolution calling u meeting OF repre-
sentasives OF the shipping industry of
Maine and otber states intere sted, to be
held here October 7th, % take action
necessary for the preservation of Amar-
| Cdu supp uS, IL 10 NPOSoo W PieSSH'
n memoIi ial of 100000 names to coi =
gross asking for the passage Of tonnage
bill,
AKRON, o., Sept. 25.-Col. A. l..
Conger, member OF the republican
national committee from Ohio recently
wrote to Blaine 20 see if he could not
take part in a canvass this fall, and to-
, dav received the following reply:
"Bar HarbOr, Maine, September 24.--
Your favor received. / cannot take
part IN the Ohio campaign this year for
many reasons which | need not give,
but / hope no effort will be spared TO
elect McKiniey. His victory at this
time is very important to the country
and party. He and Mr.. Campbell repre-
sent an honest difference between the
two parties at this time. There Is nc
dodgIng and no evasion and the voter