Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-08-22
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tiGgo. Chile, says that Balmaceda | has issued twelve million dollsrs of fifty :: cent paper money and that 1t is Compu!-
 sory on all to receive 1t. The regiment,
 so highly extolled by the government
 and which retreated from Arocapa 1 through Argentine Republic and across
 there to the Andes, arrived two hun
 dred st ong at Santiago where they re-
 ceiyed their pay and were granted five ! days leave of absence, sincs which time
 they have failed to put ia appearance. ] Balmaceda has issued a proclamation ! for aD increase of the army to sixty
 thousand Il er.
 The correspondent gays: Throughout
 all the departments in the hancs of i Baimaceda soldier squads are picking up 'voluntaers,' which means every
 man got ho'd of is forced into the ranks.
 IL IS believed this is bad policy, fer i these volunteers do not wish to fight
 their own couutrymen and most Of them sympathi2e with the oppression. If che can judge by the past, when the time
 comes for battle many of them will
 chanee sides, Thess "volnnteers" Of
 ten times gre sleeping in their beds and are suddenly awakened by poundings at 1 their door with threats that If they do
 not open it they will force an entrance. ! The man thus forcibly siezed, is hurried 1 into his clothes in spite.of the expostu ! lations of his family aud Is marched of
 to jalI and shipped by the first oppor- tunity in guard Of soldiers. Many of l the tywns and farns are stripped of men and the hills are filled with men biding away from their pursuers." PoRrAU PRINCE. Aug 1.-The river | St. Mario overtiowed It's banks today. | The bridge over the river was swept away and thirty lives lost.
 NEW YORK. ug 17-Ward line steam CT City of Washington arrived this
 morning from Mexican ports, and re- ! D jrts when she left Vera Cruz early in August tbe yello@ fever was raging 10 an alarming extent iu that city. Many
 deaths have occurred during the last six weeks.
 VALLEJO, Aug. IA number of boiler makers went to work On the Pensaco.a Saturday and today she was taken into the stone dock. Repairs will be tinisht i Thursday, when ste will Sail for Hono- lulu.
 The crew of the harlestou were kept busy Sunday coaling ship, and sine will . leave the yard Wednesday. Lieutenant N. J. k. Patch IS now navigating off Ger.
 SAN FRAECIsCo. Aug. 17.-Custom ho0se inspectors and internal reveDu.
 agents are still keeping strict guard over Chinatown to prevent transfers Oi opium. Reven, officers thlnk that two forged stamps have been made and that slips stamps d by one of them are etill in circulation. Wong Gee ODg's store was searched this morning and 600 more false stamps were found Revenue officers think the forgery was committed by | white man.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 1S.-The steamer : Newbsrn which arrived this morning from Mexican ports encountered 3 severe storm off the Mexican coast August Eth.
 Captain VonHelm reports that the vessel was obliged to take up anchor ai Mazatlan and go to sea. The storm
 lasted fifty four hours and the Mexican cruiser Domocratu and steamer Altata also put to sea and anchored at VInsdo Is!and.
 The Pacific steamship Colima was compelled to lay eff and on until morn ing st San Jose Del Csbo. A gree;
 many houses are blown down and much damage is done Many cattle and two persons were killed at Magdalepa. IF the bay a number of small vessels art wrecked or dnmag d.
 VIENNA, Aug. I6.--A dispatch an- nouuces the partial destruction Uf the village of hchlma, by 6 c!ouiburst Half the houses are destroyed. Man, people and cattle are drowned.
 JACKsoNvILLE, Fla, Aug. 1S.-A ter rbie fire is raging here. Six'v-tv houses have been burned and the fra g Dot under control.
 LATER-The flames gre finally con tsoiled, after loss of million dollars
 PHIL, ,DEI.PHIA, Aug. 18-Charles Lawrence, eX- as. istant cashIer of the Keystone bank, who pleaded guilty to false entries in he banks books, va: sentenced to eIght years imprisonment In the cases Of Francis Kennedy, presl dent, and Henry Kennedy, cashier of the suspended Spring Garden bank, sentence was postponed until Sept. Sth.
 BosroN, Aug. ls.-At Cambri 'ge this morning tho Damon iron works burned; ioSs S200,000; partial insurance. The Kendall machine shop was destroyed. and the Harvard Dry Plate Co, sus- tained damages; these losses aggregate SlC0.00Q.
 NEW YoGk, Aug. lS.-The directors of the Unicn Pacific issued statement today tha. ho'dors of more than hali of the floating debt of the Union Pacific have assented to plan for extending
 the debt by an issue of siA per cent
 notes for three years, and the board Uf
 directors paesed the necessary resolu- tion to put thatinto effect
 BosroN, Aug. 1S.-There can be no hearing on proving the will of Mrs. Hopkins Seares until the required pub
 licaticn of citation is made. It will be
 presented for probate at Salem, Mass Monday, September 7th. There cen b.
 DO appeal until there ls q decree. Tn.
 only thing in probating that the con testing parties may do is to enter theiI appearance.
 CHICAGO, Aug 19.-The fseliGg Tn the wheat and corn pits is quieter this morn ng.
 IN GERMANY. BERLIN, Aug. 18.-The grain marke, opened excited and lower this morning THE CAR AND RYE. ST. PETERsB-RG, Aug. 18.-It is known that the imperial ukase prohibiting tie