Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1891-03-28
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investigating the charges against AS
semblyman Bruner was presented to tn,
assembly this morning was adopted by 1
vote of 40 to 81. Democrats voted
against it, There were only five re
publicans who opposed it. They were
Bledsoe, Baugsman, Freeman, Gordon
and Hunewill. The report exoneratel
Bruner.
SAN Francisco, March 24,-Mrs. Ella
j. Cutting wife Of congressman John IT
Cutting died at 100 this morning aftel
a lengthy illness.
CHICAGO, March 24,-The markets are
all excited today May wheat opened a
and fuctuated frequently within tina,
range twas extremely nervous and ex
cited without any apparent cause. By
lis the price had dropped TO 103. Corn
pork, lard, and ribs sympathiZed with
wheat but not to such extent.
New YORK, March "a A cablegrau
from Puero Cabello says: "The frs
fight has taken place between the Vene
zulans and the English on the frontier
of British Guiana. The dispute relates
to the boundary line.
PARNELL's RESIGNATION,
LONDON, March 2.-Tf:e Times today
says Parnell having announced he sen
his application for Chiltern Hundreds t,
Nolan, Healy has sent his application t.
Sir Thomas Esmonde for simultaneou
presentation with that of Parnell.
HEALY's OPTIC.
CORK, March 24-The injury don,
Healy's eye is of more serious nature
than at first supposed. Healy is confin
ed to his bed and the physicians 50!
there is a prospect that he will remain
there for a month to come. The trial o.
Michael, O'Brien, Dalton and other Per
sons charged with rioting at the time o.
the trial at Tipperary Ct Dillon ant
O'Brien, opered here today.
GOT HIS DESERTS.
PARIS, March "a -Ramiacatra, gov
ernor of the province Of Belunons
Madagascar, who according to Jews re
ceived here March massacred 27S per
SONS belonging to prominent families
has together with his brother been ex.
ecuted on the spot where the wholesale
killing took place.
NEW YORK, March 24.-Theodore T
Havemeyer was before the state senate
committee investigating the sugar
trust again today. When asked
his reasons for joining the trust Mr.
Havenyer said: Il wanted TO put other
on tie same footing with
US. We we're able to refine sugar ter
cents a hundred cheaper than they
could. We had been repeatedly accuse q
of controlling the monopoly. These
people labored under the supposition
that we were conducting our business
illegally" Mr.. Havenyer repeated con.
tinually that he was anxious to give the
committee the fullest information in
his power, but the testimony given was
near as he could come to his real reas
ons for joining the trust. In fact he
left it 10 be inferred that the reason
which mainly governed him was the
general welfare of the public. Adjourn
ed until Saturday.
LAWRENCE. Mass, March o. The
Merrimac river is rapidly rising and over
a thousand employees are idle on &C
count of the high water stopping the
mills.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, March 25.-The
firm of A. Whitney & Sons, car wheel
manufacturers, is financially embar.
raised.
The works have been gradually fall.
ing behind younger establishments
Last year the rating Of the firm by COM
mercial agencies was eItt down 10 be-
tween two and three ttousa.pd dollars,
but their credit was good at that
amount.
I4---s.-, >4-.ot- 70 rte bsSitlsh gov
has accepted the Worlds Fair
LANCASTER, Pa, March 25.-Dr. Jas.
minister to Denmark
under President Arthur, died this morn
ing.
New YORK, March 14.-Charles F.
the famous piano manufact-
lrer is dead.
SAN Francisco, March 25.-The new
ordinance prohibiting the sale of pools
ID the horse races except at places where
Jhe actual racing takes place went into
effect this morning. All pool rooms ex-
one are closed in conformity with the
aw and after tie book maker of that
was arrested it was also
closed. The arrest was made for the
purpose of making a test case in the
court.
NORFOLK. Va, March 25.-The steam
,r which went ashore on the North Car
,lina coast yesterday is the British
steamship Strathairly bound from San
,iago de Cuba to Baltimore. Out of a
rev Of twenty SIX, nineteen were lost
all the officers except the Sec
md mate. The steamer will be total
oss.
CALUMET, Mich, March 25.-Two men
n the ranerock mine were blown to
toms by a premature explosion this
fternOon.
SACRAMENTO, CAL, March 25.-In the
enate today Preston introduced a reso
ution instructing the attorney general
o turn over the evidence in the waste
'asket investigation to the grand jury Of
county, as it plainly war
anted further injury. Delong moved
o strike our the instructions TO the at
orney general as he already had such
over. Carpenters motion to turn the
natter to the Judiciary cammittee was
arried on roll call of q TO u despite
'restou's appeal to the members to look
lore carefully to their regulations.
CHICAGO, March 25-The temperature
ere Is 81; Cincinnati 81; ST. Louis 38;
'ew York 40: Winnipeg above.
RACINE, Wis, March 25.-The north
ound Chicago train collided at Racine
JUNCTION this m 7Tnico r7nslrE The loss |
one life, - f..,.... u.iar.-s several |
ers"Ds and seriously inIur;ng half a |
Oxen others. Seven CARS were burned. |