Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1891-10-31
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| WASHINGTON, Oct. "a caOlegral
has been received at the navy depar
ment from Capt. Schley, command n
the cruiser BaltiE, re at Nalparals
giving additional details of the figh
between the American and ChlleG
sailors, in which one Of the former Wa
killed. He gives the names OF the me
hurt in the affair, and corroborate
facts concerning it already printed. ii
asserts briefly that the fight was causes
wholly by the Chileaus, who made al
attack upon the American sailors with
out provOcation. The boatswain's mate
who was killed, was dragged from
street car by mob, which numbered
150. Officials at the navy department
deny that the dispatch contains an.
sensational statements.
! Special to tho CITIZEN
FoRr THOMAS, Ariz. Oct. 23.-A shoot
ing in which civilian named Barre,
was shot by Lieut. -. 7. johnson, o
scouting tame occurred here yesterday
Whiskey was the cause. 1t hap
pened in Leahy's saloon. The lie wal
passed and other bad words. Barry
threw whiskey glass and hit johnson
in the face. johnson pulled his re-
volver and shot Barry down.
SLENA, Kas., Oct. 23.-Not less thar
ten thousand farmers, members OF the
alliance, are in the city today to take
part in demonstrations and process
ion. An immense dinner and speeches
by Congressman Jerry Simpson were
among the festivities Of the day. Pres
ident McGrath in his annual address
said that ''to enter politics as an organ
ization was to impair it's usefulness. y
During the past year 249 alliances have
been formed.
BERLIN, Oct. .23-The meeting..of print
ers employed in Breslau and Liepsic
was held today in those cities prepara-
tory to general strike of print
ers throughout Germany.
LONDON, Oct. 23,-The Daily News
this morning prints letter from Oh O.
foo, China, which says the recent disor-
ders meant in reality the incubation of
a revolution against the present rotten
dynasty. The letter says the Chinese
officials, high and low, have been suffer
ing. The people are worse than ever
and the royal Golfers .are still denud-
ed. Fresh taxes are being imposed and
money is being exported everywhere
throughout the country.
BUTTE, Mont, Oct. %. - Yesterday,
after six months of inactivity, the mines
OF the Anaconda company resumed
work. Word was received by Marcus
Daily from j. B, Haggin at New York,
announcing the difficulty with the
Union Pacific railroad adjusted, and
ordered the wcrk resumed as early as
possible. Over one Thousand men are
employed and have resumed woik.
LONDON. Oct. pa furious gale is
raging at Brest, France. 1t is feared
a whaler has foundered and that the
crew have perished.
The stock exchange committee reject
ed the proposal that American dealers
be accommodated alter closing hours.
The Standards st. Petersburg cor
respondent says: There is no longer
any doubt of an effort to have the ex-
portation of wheat prohibited and a
decree to that effect is expected daily.
SACRAMENTO, Oct. %. 3.-Assemblymen
Elwoo Bruner was arrested today on
an indictment from San francisco but
released on bail
CnRPrs CaRIsTY, Tex, Oct. 23.-The
members OF the rainfall expedition left
for the CITY OF Mexico this morning 70
consult With prominent Mexican CT
hcials regarding Tainmaking expert
ments in that country.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 23.-The United
Typothetae of America, in session here,
adopted resolut.o .ons Indorsing the act
ion of the Pittsb1rg Typothetae in re-
sisting demands made by the typo
raphIcal union of that city.
New York, Oct. 23.-Secretary Blaine
did not receive any callers this morning.
He leaves for Washington tomorrow
morning.
SAN FRAYC1sco, Oct. 2.-Bemberger
and Kempfer, wine merchants, were
arraigned before Judge Wallace this
morning, on indictments found some
days ego by the grand jury charging
them with having obtained money by
tlse pretense. Their counsel asked
for further time in WHICH to plead, as he
wished to fully inform himself concern
ing the allegations sat forth in the in
dictment. On motion of the district
they were allowed to plead
not guilty, with the right to withdraw it
and make another within week.
CHARLESTON, S. c., Oct. 23.-Ten neg
roes, convicted of the murder of Thomas
Nance, and sentenced so be hanged at
Lawrence, were today reprieved, pending
appeal.
PARIS, Oct. 23.-Advices from Brest
that the long boat of the
the French government trad
ing ship. manned by twelve boys and
two quartermasters was capslZed today
and none of the crew have been seen
since.
LATER-Later dispatches received
from Brest say the crew were rescued.
LONDON, Oct. 23.-The report of Sir
Henry Wood and James Dredge, the
Britieh commissioners who visited the
site Of the worlds fair at Chicago, re-
commends the erection OF a handsome
building for Great Britain, and COM
mends the courtesy of President Har
rison and the exposition officials, and
says there is ne doubt of the ultimate
success of the fair.
WASHINGTON, Oct, 23,-Surgeon Genl.
Wyman of the marine hospital service,
has left Cn tour of inspection of the
marine hospital stations in the west.
The navy department authorized as
payments to the Union Iron works OF
San Francisco SOC, ,684 as second pay
ment on the battle ship Oregon and
$50. $50 as eleventh payment on cruiser
No 6, The final payment of So, ia has
also been authorized on the Ward coil
boilers, intended for coast defense yes-
sells at Monterey.
VIRGINIA, New, Oct. 22.-Judge kis
ing has denied the application of NJ. w.
Fox, president of the West Consolidated
California and Virginia gold and silver
mill and mining company, for an order
of survey of the Consolidated California
and Virginia mine, on the ground that
no proceedings had beer begun against
the latter giving the court jurisdiction
in the case. 1t is claimed the last
named company has infrlnged on the
complainants territory.
Los ANGELES, Oct. 22.-The peoples
marty convention gathered here today