Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1891-11-07

\ WASHINGTON, Nov. 5.-The state de
partment has received cablegram from
Minister Conger, confirming the report
of the dissolution of congress and de.
claring martial law in Brazil The dis
turoed state of affairs IN Brazil is re-.
viewed with deep concern here, in view
of the Importance Of American interests
in that country, and there is reason to
believe the revolutionary movement is
being fomented by considerable party
which seeks to re-establish the mons
archial form of government.
MORE REVOLUTION.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 5--The reported
revolutionary movement in Brazil, ac-
companled by declaration of martial
law and establishment of dictatorship,
is likely to cause another demand upon
the already strained resources of the
navy, for it is regarded necessary for the
protection of American interests for the
United States naval force to be on hand
there in case of formidable outbreak.
The only vessels attached to the
southern Atlantic station in the vicinity
OF Rio Janeiro are the Essex and ITALIA
poosa. The first is an old wooden cruis.
er and the second IS worn out and Of
fered for sale. The Boston is some
Uhora off tho 2rozilio, ooooE ~, -o,,3o L.
the Pacific, but it is not probable that
she will be detained. The Yorktown,
however, was at Bohia, Brazil, Saturday
and will probably be ordered by cable
to remain there or return to Santos,
notwithstanding the fact that she is also
on her way to the Pacific station.
Meanwhile the work Of repairing the
Newark at Boston is being pressed, and
N case of an emergency. Admiral Cher
lis flagship, the Philadelphia, now on
The way to the West Indies from New
York, could be cabled to Rio Janiero.
LA GRANDE, Or, Nov 5-The Farm
srs' Mortgage and Savings bank,of Sum-
n.erviIle, was robbed last night. Mails
reached the village late in the evening
and leave early in the morning. 1t was
the custom of III. @. Reinhart, the
cashier, to attend to his correspondence
after supper. As be v-a9 leaving the
oank last evening he was LII by two
EIen with sacks oyer their heads, who
pressed pistols to his head and ordered
Dim TO go back and open the safe.
They displayed great GOODNESS, not only
taking ali the money in the safe, but
examining papers as we'll. Amount
taken is "a 800. After leaving the bank
they went on foot towards the timber.
Preparations are being made to insti-
tute thorough search for the robbers,
who are supposed to be residents of the
neighborhoOd.
MUsKoGEE, L. T., Nov. 4-The filing
OF suit IN equity by number of Chero-
kee Indians, asking for allotment in
severalty of nearly 100000 acres Of
land, is creating a stir among the In
dams of civilized tribes. 1t is thought
10 be the largest LAND suit eyer institut-
ed in America.
VALPARAISO Nov. 5.-The election as
president Of Admiral Moss was hailed
with much enthusiasm on all sides, as
he is popular with all classes.
1t is believed that with constitution
al government questions now at issue
between Chile and the United States can
be more calmly discussed, and the out
come will be satisfactory to both ma
tons.
HALIFAX, Nov, 5.-The Tuners line
sc -
blind" rock Saturday night on her
way from this port to st John, N. B.,
and is total wreck. The crew with
the exception sof the stewardess, who
drowned, escaped.
BURLINGTON, VT, Nov 5.-Redfeld
Proctor, who has arrived from Wash
ten, wrote his resignation as secretary
Of war before leaving there and placed
it in the hands of the president.
BOSTON, Nov. 5.-As Jonah French,
director Of the Maverick bank, was I'm
able to procure satisfactory sureties IN
the sum of $4,000, he was ordered com
uitted to Jail.
VALPARAISO. Nov. 5@The discovery
Of plot to assassInate Colonel Canto
created great excitement yesterday.
Canto led forces of the junta, which
landed at Quenteros bay, and which
after a series Of fights was captured
and led TO the downfall of Balmaceda.
It was among the partisians Of the late
president that the plot was discovered.
Sr Mckenna, one of the refugees in the
American legation, is charged with be-
ug prime mover. Can'o's steamer has
arrived at Valparaiso and her officers
and crew were heartily received by the
]opulace.
AUBURN, Cal, Nov. The examina-
ion of A. @. and d. T. Roberts on
charge of train wrecking, in connection
With the accident near Colifax on Oct.
9th, commenced today before Justice
jwinn. General Superintendent A. n.
rowne of the S.P.C Co., dissatisfied that the
accident was caused designedly by pull
ng spikes and removing angle plates
rom the rails. Roberts house IS a short
distance from the scene Of the wreck,
md one witness is satisfied of seeing Al
Roberts on the sleeping car Santa Cruz,
Ehere it lay in the ditch. 1t was prov
d it would take only seven minutes to
,ut the track in q condition to cause
he accident.