Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-10-31
LATE TELEGRAMS,

taken upon it.
LATE TELEGRAMS,
SANTIAGO, Chile, Oct. 28,-Chile re-
fuses to accede to the demands Of the
United States.
The Chilean government has replied
TO Minister Eg9n's demand for an ex-
planatIen of the recent attack upon
American sailors. The reply is couch
ed IN very strong language, and it is
understood it amounts to a refusal TO
accept the responsibility for the affair.
The state department at Washington
has been notified. Minister Egan, Cam
mander Schley and Consul McClery
are consulting together, and it is
thought decisive action will be taken
soon. The state departments orders in
regard to the matter are very strong.
Intendant Of Valparaiso has refused to
guarantee the safety of market boats
coming to that city early in the morn
ing from the Baltimore, or the safety of
officers of that vessel coming ashore at
night. There is practical boycott on
the Baltimore and no American sailors
are allowed ashore. Great excitement
has been caused here by the report that
the Chilean legation at Washington has
been attacked.
ATCHIsoN, Kas Oct. 2S.-While the
central branch of Union Pacific train
was laying at Lsora at an early hour
this morning the express messenger
went out to help in switching. After
the train pulled out he discovered that
| somebody had gotten away with his
safe, Which contained a large sum of
money. No clue.
SAN Francisco, Oct. 2S.-Secretary
Lansing, OF the Southern Pacific com
pany has issued a report for nine
months, ending Oct ], as follows: Earn
ings from passenger business, S10,O6l,-
COO; freight, sl6,5GOOOO; miscellaneous,
S66t,0O0. This is the largest total for
any nine months in the history of the
company. Operating expenses were
Sl5,843 600 making net earnings 81 ,3S2,-
GOO. For the same period last year the
net earnings were 50, 26S 600.
New YORK, Oct. CIT is generally
acknowledged by merchants interested
in the Chilean trade that the present
crisis is an exceedingly grave one. This
evenings Sun says that but little bus
mess was transacted by shipping men
and by those interested in the Chilean
situation this morning. The feeling
prevails widely that the Chileans are
ready to fight.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. ga dispatch from
the City of Mexico says there is rumor
If an engagement on the frontier of
Juatemsla and Salvador between the
5alvadorian refugees and the Salvador
an troops, The former we're defeated. At
the Salvadoria legation the rumor is
not believed.
SAN Francisco, Oct. 29.-JChn l..
Sullivan and party returned here today
on the steamship Alameda from sgd
ney. Sullivan expressed himself glad
10 return to this country. He had, he
said, formed no plans as yet for return
ing to the ring in the future.
Topeka, Oct. 29-The Atchison Top
eka road reelected the old board of dir
ectors, except Abbott replaced by Peek.
LITTLE Rock, Ark, Oct. 29.-The trial
Of ex~State Treasurer Woodruff COM
menced today. A large crowd was pres
ent.
ST.. LOUIS, Oct 29.-Private dispatches
just received say that the steamer Oliver
Byrne was burned at Milwaukee Bend.
Twelve lives are reported lost.
MEMPHIS, Oct. ga dispatch re-
ceived at noon confirms the report of the
burning of the steamer Oliver Byrne
near Millikens Bend this morning.
Eight lives are reported lost. The boat
were totally destroyed.
Cork, Oct. 29.-John Dillon was
pursued and attacked last night while
driving to attend the auti-Parnellites s.
m Getting. He was pelted with stones
| and received severe blow on the knee.
The injury is not serious but Dillon
must keep quiet,
ANACONDA, Mont. Oct. pa libel
suit of 4. j. Seligman for 100000 dam
ages has been decided in favor OF the
| Standard.
DUBLIN, Oct. 29.-Patriclk McDermitt,
the McOarthyite candidate, was elected
without opposition to the seat in the
house of commons left vacant by the
death of Sir John Hennessy.
TExARKANNA, Ark, Oct. 29.-Napol
con McDaniels, who over a year ago as
sisted in ditching and robbing the Col
ton Belt passenger train bt South
! Switch, and afterwards escaped from
the penitentiary by numbering his Jail
or, has been captured here,
| New YORK, Oct. "A meeting of
| the board of directors of the Adams
Express company was held today.
| President Sanford stated that the ex-
| aiming committee had found the books
and securities intact, barring dis
crepancies already made pub.i,.
SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Oct 2S-James
Lansford, one of the men arrested upon
| the charge OF Delng Implicated IN Tie
| Southern Pacific train robbery, has con
fessed his guilt He claims to have bean
forced into joining Fields, Flint and
Wellington and other robbers by threats
upon his life.
ST.. PAUL, Oct. 28.-The assignment
of Bushaell & Bushnell, widely known
throughout the east and west as leader
among real estate dealers, WIS filed in
the district court today. The assign
ment includes that of the Standard In
vestment company of st. Paul. habili-
( ties s450,000 to 5G0,OC1
| CHICAGO, Oct 29.-Edwin Marshall of
the United States navy shot himself
dead this morning as the result of
trouble between himself and his young
wife.
CHICAGO, Oct. pa convention of
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