Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1891-12-05

CoRsICANA, Tex, Nov. 28.-The anti
sub treasury members OF the Farmers
| Alliance. IN convention here, have re-
| organized the order under the original
| charter. The new constitution pro-
vldes for prohibiting any man from be-
| coming a member who believes or aids
in any way any secret class organization
! that makes political demands upon It's
| members or in any way exercises any OF
the distinctive functions of a political
| party. The ritual prohibits any mem
| Der from becoming a member who fa-
vors socialism or communism or anarchy.
| Il. j. Hendricks, of Waco, was elected
| president; j. S. Gilber, OF Cadde, vice.
president; W. @. Gass of Bonham, Sec
! retary and treasurer. The movement,
it is claimed, will absorb the anti-sub-
treasury organization.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 30.-The Times
states that Washington special says:
Secretary Blaice will, in few days, pub
liciy state. his position in reference to
the presidential nomination, with the
view OF putting stop to the party fac
tions that he and President Harrison
have reached. The agreement wanted
is ons which looks To success OF the
candidate and not to individual promo
tion.
p,RIs, Nov. 3O.-The English obss-
quies ot the Right Hon. Edward Bull
wer LyS'On, the British ambassador at
Paris, who died suddenly in this city Oh
l--N - L.
church. The ceremonies, which were
impressive were attended by an immense
number OF people. Amosg those pres
ent, besides tbs family Of the dead
statesmen and author, were many of his
personal friends, men who have won
high positions III the literary world, all
the members of the diplomatic corps at
present in Paris and a large number of
the French &c majors. The church WAS
crowded in every part by those who had
gathered to pay their last tribute of love
and esteem TO the man who had SO long
been favorite in the political, social
literary and artistic world of the French
capital.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 30.-The steamer
Maricopa brought here from Sidney
$50, 900 pounds Of gold, which together
with amounts brought BY four preceding
steamers, made total Of |, ,425 900 pounds,
equal to over S7.000,0O0 in American
gold, all Of which has zone into the lO
cal branches Of the United States mint
fer recoinage.
New ORLEANS. Nov. 30.-The Times
Democrat Austin, Texas, special says:
In the case of Colonel III. Snyder, the
murderer of his W.T.. Ida, at their home
in San Marcos, which was submitted to
the jury last night, the jury this morn
ing returned verdict of murder in the
first degree, but assessed the penalty OF
life Imprisonment instead of hanging.
Ten of them favored the gibbet, but
yielded to the others, who gave the pris-
ioner the benefit Of doubtful question
of insanity. The verdict, when Snyder
was tried it Hayes county was the death
penalty. 1t is not likely that a motion
for new trial will be pressed.
OMAHA, Nov. 2S. DICK Moore, the st.
Paul welter weight, was knocked out in
the tenth round by Tim Noland, of
Omaha at South Omaha tonight. The
fight was for $3.50 a side and the gate
receipts.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. ga heavy drifting
snow storm set IN here at about 6:3Q
o'clock this morning, and the indica-
tions now are that the storm will last
throughout the day.