Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1891-05-09

= CHICAGO, May st. V. Powder
: grand master workman of the Knight
S or Labor is in the city. 1--WE hardl
q have time to pay attention to the wag
}. question ct present." said he. "Th
railroaders and the currency are occI
. pylng every officers time. The eigh
hour movement will not be succecssU
Tor great while because there are s
many machines beng put on the marke
! that there will be oveI production {
goods. We will try to do away with th
|, gold standard. The public SO long de
luded is crying for the gold STANDARD
but when = realizes that there is no
S23O,OtO,OU1 - gold IN circulation an
that ROckefe ST, Gould and Astor coul
buy every god piece ia the nation an,
, thus get { grp upon the people tha
! would be difficult to break they will Co
incIde with U.s."
PARIS, May THE Chilian insurgen
par Y over the signatures of SenOr
, MOutt, Silva, Barros and Luce, bav
issued a notification which they hat
! presented to the French government t
the effect that a provisional junta o.
government for the ministries and con
gressmen who are opposed to Presiden
Balmaceda, has been established for tn,
, administration of the affairs Of tn,
!, eight Chill an provinces which are II
the bands Of the Insurgents. This junti
is composed of Senor Isadore Evagusii
minister of foreign affairs, justice anC
education; Senior Walter Wartlnez
minister of finance; Colonel Golley, min.
lister of war and of marine. The gen
tleman who is to fill the position of the
interior and minister of public works is
not yet named.
| CINCINNATI, O. May 3-An Ironton
Ohio dispatch says: The big Aetna fur
mace property here was sold by United
States Marshal Simmons to Jos. |. Clark
and John Hampton Burnes, of Philadel-
phia, representing the holders of the
first mortgage bonds S266,O00. The sale
also includes the Sarns and Yes uvius
furnace and about II 900 acres of vslua-
ble mineral lands, the whole costing
about S1,700,00O 1t is understood that
the Northfolk and Westean railroad
owns the controlling interest of the
! bonds.
WAsHIGToN, May 3.-Mr. John l..
Houston, of Hartford, Connecticut. has
! been designated by the secretary of the
treasury as member Of the committee
to advertise the department as to what
necessity il any exists for increasing the
standard of wool samples now in use at
the principle custom houses Mr.. Hous-
ton VIII represent the carpet manufac
urers on the committee.
CRY OF MEXICO, May 3.-(Via Gal
eston)-Lieutenant Baker, the Chicago
fair commissioner says be is receiving
all the courtesy and aid possible from
the Mexican government and that he
has every reason to believe that Mexico
will make creditable exhibit. The
commissioner will mi ke a tour of the
various states. Citizens of the various
states will hereafter read by electric
light.
LONDON, May 3.--The Adeline CORES
poudent of tae Chronicle telegrapbs
that the proposed scheme Of Baron
Hils to transport Jews from Holland
and the southeast OF Europe to Austria
liza is much commented upon by the Aus
tralians and the colOnists are strongly
hostile to an influx of Russian Jews.
KANSAS CRY, Alay "A special to the
Journal from Jewell City, Kansas says:
A farmer named Burnett was evicied
from his premises last VI ednegday after
regular foreclosure proceedings. The
mortgage placed new tenant ramed
Mason @. Linsberger Oh the farm. Last
night fifty farmers armed with pistols
and shot gtas called on Linsberger and
ordered hiai tc save. He resented their
interference / asked by what author
iSy they wo Ia make him go. The
spokesman drawing his revolver said:
"rhis is Our authority" After warning
Linn the farmers left. Linsberger left
today and committee Of fifty reinstat-
ed Bennett on the farm.
WoBURN, Mo-, May 3--Wobrrn.
North Woburn, Burlington, Winchester,
North Winchester and Stoneham, We're
all visited by the earthquake last even
ing and though no damage was done the
shock was quite heavy aud in some
places dishes and windows were ratified
and in few Cases houses were shaken
so violently as to stampede the inmates.
New YORK, May 3.-Three hundred
of the quarantined passengers OF the La
Bourkagle haze been landed at the
barge office. These immigrants had
been ten days at Swindburn Island un
der observation for typns fever. The re-
malnder OF the steerage yassengere We're
lso landed.
OTTAWA, Ont, May 3.-The sugar re-
fineries d. not want any reduction in the
recent duties upon that article, but
members supporting the government
say that the coal must be reduced To
the consumer some way, unless they are
to be annihIlated at the polls. Lieuten-
ant-ColoLel Rremmer, inspector of
sugar refneRies, has made report upon
the whole question, and it is reported
that he recommends the abolition of
the duty on raw sugar, keeping up the
duty on refined. Tue Nova Scotia MEM
bere propose asking the government
this session to increase the duty on
American soft and hard coal.
WASHINGTON, May 3.-One of the
plans suggested to Secretary Foster for
getting some of the subsidy silver COIN,
now In the treasury, into circulation
was to permit the depository banks TO
have Id for / in four per cent bonds in-
stead of 10 as now, provided, they took
this difference in silver half dollars. |
There was very general willingness, it
is said, on the part OF the banks to as
sist the departments in this way of get
ting silver half dollars circulated. Sec
retary Foster has however, 1t is said, de-
cided not TO adopt the suggestion the
object being, it is upderstood, against
de posting any more of the public monies
in the repositories.
DENVER, May 3.-Dr. Joseph Meyer
this ate noon discharged from the
Koch b Ispital the following patients
who have been pronounced permanently
cured of consumption: Pnillipi John
son, John Mccoy, Nathan Pollock, Ed
Bergman, Edward Lynch, Frank Verde
and John Small. They have been pro-