Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-05-23

attacking unions In any way, but is sim
. ply matter of dicipiine. We mus
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Z ciais CT employees. -.
= LIVERPOOL. May II. Michael Davit
: ant iamlly sailed today for Quebec Ell
q rou e TO San Francisco. In an inter
! view previous 70 departure, Dayitt said
AFTER the next general election Parne
a will have only four followers, except a:
; a private mem Der OF parliament. Par
, nell is as uesd as 'dodO.
ST. PETERSBURG, MAJ l4-OficIal dis
patches from japan announce tha;
physicians are sa listed with the prog
ress of the Czarowitch toward recover
ing.
. GLASGOW, Nay 14.-R Kilson, an iron
broker in this city has failed; liabilities
large.
SANTA FE, n. NJ, May IA
News from the upper ftio Grande is to
the effect that The oridge above Espan
ola is unsafe ard SNOW on the Climbres
and Taos mountains is melting rapidly.
Below Albuquerque a good deal of dam
age has been done and severa! small viii
lagos have been swept away by the
mighty food.
PErALUMA, Cal, May IA dispatch
from Tomales this morning say that fire
broke out in the Union hotel last night
and burned il; also the livery stable and
adjoining meat market Seva dwell
ings we're also destroyed, The loss will
reach $4,000.
MADRID. May Sensational reports
in connection with the situation in Por
tugal are being circulated. The Justi
cia Republican says the king of Portu
gal is disposed to abdicate the thrcne
| should the ministers come to the con-
cluSion that such a step is necessary.
SAN FRAECIsCo, May 18.-A dispatch
from the City Of Mexico says that it is
rumored that the Itata is captured by
| the Charleston off the coast of the state
Of Jalisco, and that she is now returning
with the Itata towards San Diego. II
is impossible to get veriticatien of the
| rumors.
San rIEGo, May 16.-The captain of
| the steamer Newborn, which arrived in
this port at midnight, reports that on
| the way down the coast they met the
war-ship Esmeralda, at Cape San L cas-,
| and spoke with the officers of that vessel.
After leaving the Esmeralda, winch pro
ceeded noIth, he passed during the
same night the vessel opposed to be the
| Chilian war ship Imperiale, also going
| north. On his return trip he report
| seeing none of the above vessels, but
| arrived at Cape San Lucas the day fol
loving the departure Of the Esmeralda
from that port.
The captain further stated that he is
| Of the opining that the Esmeralda and
Itata put in Magdalena bay, where the
cargo could be transferred without any
trouble, and the Charleston might have
passed by while this transfer was being
made.
SAN Francisco, May 16-Informa-
tion from the navy department an
nounclng the arrival of a cruiser at
Acapulco confirms the original state
ment Us to the sailing orders of the
Charleston, when she left San Pedro
last Monday, and also serves as a com
plete denial of rumors coming from var
ious points along the coast for the last |
three DAYS. The Charleston has un-
doubtedly passed the Itata, foresee:ng /
tie possibility of which her orders |
were 10 go to Acapulco in hope that she |
would meet the Chilian cruiser Esmer /
aida, which has been waiting to convey |
the Itata to Chill. The Charleston VIII |
now undoubtedly remain in sight of the |
EsmeIalda in belief that the ltata will |
seek TO meet her at Acapulco. IL such /
proves to be the case the attempted |
seizure of the Itata by the S. cru ser
is becoming more inte-- sting than at |
any previous juncture. In case the Itata
has continued down the coast she viii |
have given the Ch arleston the complete |
slip, and her capture, II made at all |
would have to be- made by the United |
States cruiser San Francisco or Balti
more, off Iquique.
WASHINGTON d. c., May 16.--The |
navy department has received informa |
tion that the Esmeralda and United !
States cruiser Charleston have arrived |
at Acapulco, Mexico. The Itata is not |
in sight.
mo news 'WasActirg Secretary Romsey's /
answer this morning To the que=tiJn as
to whether be had heard from the Char |
lesion or Itata. Cable di.patches were |
reclved this morning, presumably from !
Admiral McCapn at Chilli. IL is known
at the department that the Insurgent |
cruiser Esmeralda put into Acuplo a
day or two ago. She appeared there
late in the evening and skipped out of
haroor before daylight.
SAN DIEGO, May l6.-Ths Pacific
coast steamship company's steamer
Newbern will arrive here from Mexican
ports at about midniz hit or early tomor-
row morning. 1t is believed the New
bern will bring some informatio re-
garding the Charleston, Itata and Es-
meralde and her arrival here is awaited
anxIously.
New York. Nj Y l8-Those who know
the swift little Chllian stamer Itata are
confident SIZE is as safe now as though she
was IN the harbor at VALPARAISO.
"The swifest cruiser in the United
States navy" said a gentleman today.
who has made several passages on the
fugitive cruiser. "could no: catch the
Itata now that she has so long start
She has a remarkable speed, aud can
steam fifteen knots day in and day out.
Seventeen knots is by no means difficult
to her. She is comparatively new boat,
with very fine lines and improved com
pound engines. She is go feet long az q
her tonnage is something like 2000. In
view Cf the fact that she was bullt to
compete with the Panama steam narig-
alton company, she is ofnecessIty Iirst-
class vessel in every respect.
ITO send even the Omaha In chase OF
such a craft would be like sending
tortoise after a reindeer. If the Itata is
caught. it will be by the San Francisco
or Pensacola heading her off, but even in
that event she would run into one of the
neutral ports along the coast and take
advantage of neutral waters to protect
herself.
"The officers of the Itata are Fglish
men ana they know every anchorage
along that coast, as we'll as YOU know the
numbers on Broadway. Naturally they
will hug the shore to prevent being
caught very far outside neutral water"
SAN DIEGO. Jal,. May Forty men
hare left this port in the schooner yacht
Fear Not with two weeks provisions on