Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1891-09-12
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WASHINGTON, Sept. 7.-Departmento OF
state telegraphed to Minister Egan
September 4th that if the government
which had been formed by the con
gressional party was acceptable to the
people he should recognize it and open
communication with its head. To-day the
| department received a telegram from
| Egan stating that the provisional
| government had been established on the
4th instant, with Jorge Mont as presi-
| dent, and was universally accepted by
the people. Also that Egan was in
very cordial communication with its
| generals.
vienna, Sept. THE Austrian army
maneuyers closed today and the EN-
peror OF Germany, who hsd been
| watching them, has gone to Munich.
MODESTO, Cal Sept. sheriff Purvis
of this county, and Detective Thacker
went TO Visalia this morning to bring
| back Dalton and Deane, who were ar
rested near there yesterday.
WAsHINe TON, Sept. 7.--Secretary Tracy
this afternoon issued orders for the L.
| S. snip Pensacola, now at San Francis
co, to proceed at once to Honolulu. The
state Of affairs at the Hawaiian islands,
resulting from the dealt OF the prince
consort, is such that the presence there
| OF an American war snip Is peceesary to
guard the American interests.
Cry OF MEXICO, Sept. IA number
| of governors of the different states are
expected to arrive here and participate
in the preparation of the feast Septem
Der 10Th, and COCO soldiers will probably
take part in the sham battle which is to
| be fought on that day. Mexico will di
| vide her American mission as the Unit
ed Stated had done.
ST.. PAUL Sept. 8, A national associ-
alton OF ticket agents was formed today.
Wallace, OK the Pennsylvania railroad,
was chosen president.
CoPENHAGEv, Sept. s. United States
Minister Carr has received notice that
American pork will henceforth be ad-
mitted.
LEXINGTON, KY. Sept. g. An est
bound freight on the Kentucky Union
railr Dad was wrecked at Clay City today
by falling off the bridge over Red river.
The engine and seven cars went down
forty feet. Thompson, the fireman, was
killed and thu engineer badly scalded.
New YORK, Sept. S-The Herald's
ca pie dispatch reads: valparaiso, Chile,
Sept. 7.-Rumors continue to spread
concerning the whereabouts of the
fugitive, Balmacsd8. It is now reported
that he has taken refuge in some one Of
the foreign legations, or else has con-
cealed himself in a monastery. The
latter seems hardly plausible, as the
priests ara almost unanimously in SYM
pathy with the congressionalists."
ITATA PROCEEDINGS STOPPED.
New YORK, Sept S.-A Posts Wash
ington special says that the attorney
general has sent orders today TO Cal
fornia to discontinue the Itata pro-
ieedings.
C PARIS, Sept. 8.-A whole family o.,
this city, numbering six, committed
suicide yesterday. The father and
mother showed the way by hanging
themselves. The others, who were
adult children, initiated their parents.
Boston, Sept. 8.-Judge Boart and
Lawyer j. Russell Wilson. of San Fran
cisco, counsel for the Timothy Hopkins
Searles proposed will contest, have ar
rived in Boston. Wilson states that ex-
Secretary EEdicott has been added to
the counsel, and that joined by Mr..
Choate and Judge Boart the case will
be conducted by them to the end. "Any
statement" cont; nued Wilson," "of set
Element out az the court did not come
from our client nor from US. Any talk
Of the future course Of the contest
would be altogether speculative"
SALEM, Mass, Sept. Sc. r, Burly
and ex Judge Endicott this morning
filed notice of intention to contest the
will Of Mary F. Searles of Methuen,
Mass, on behalf of her adopted son, Tim,
othy Hopkins. The ground of contest
is understood to be undue influence, and
that testatrix was not Of sound mind.
The hearing was fixed for Sept. Odd.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 8.-The free de-
livery experiment in small towns has
been succnssfpl beyond the most san
guine expectations. The increased rev.
enue from these offices where free de-
livery is on trial almost pays for the in
creased expenditures, and IL ID hoped by
July 1882 the average management will
entirely pay for itself, as some of the
offices more than do that now.
San Francisco, Sept. 8,-United
States Circuit Judge Lorenzo Sawyer
died suddenly last night. He has been
i'll with bronchitis. All the state and
federal courts are closed today out OF |
respect to his memory. The funeral |
takes place from the Congregational |
church tomorrow afternoon.
PHENIx, Sept. IA temporary |
organization Of the constitutional con-
vention was effected this afternoon
Alonzo Bailey of Globe was elected |
chairman, Frank Hereford, OF Tucson, |
secretary. A committee on credentials |
was appointed and reported. The con-
vention adjourned until o'clock to-
morrow afternoon.
BINGHAMToN. n. Y, Sept. S.-The
Husbandman tonight contains an open
letter from the lieutenant governor to ex-
President Cleveland, saying, in part:
ut is understood you are candidate
for the presidential nomination iD 1892.
This renders it not only proper but in
cumbent upon you to take all honorable |
means to protect your interests and |
prevent your friends from complicatinG
you in alliances, which must result in
your injury, Your friends are taking
an active interest in our state compaign
and freely using your name in their
support OF Mr.. Flower. Your strength
as presidential candidate lies in your
with the masses-the wage.
earners, toilers and producers. They
are the large majority Of the people In
this country, and they are not in sym
pathy with the class Of people whom
Flower represents. The movement
along the lines Ranifesting itself in
leagues, various combinations
and organizations, as we'll as the free
of the people, is protest