Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1892-01-09
TELEGRApHIC.


this morning from Valparaiso, via Cal
lao. Capt. Schley was Immediately In.
teryiewed by az associated press report
er He stated that his report had bsen
forwarded to Washington, and he was
not at liberty to make any statements
! concerning its contents. He stated
however, that he had seen no reason tC
modify his former telegraphic report
based OF an Investigation of the Valpa-
raiso mob, by officers of the Baltimore
my men," said he, " So in number, en-
tirely unarmed, were attacked at almost
the same moment, in half dozen diff
ferelt parts of the district mile and a
hall wide, the mob varying from three
hundred 10 two thousand men. Two
were killed, five were Sc lousy stabbed,
and eighteen were bruised and hurt.
Every one of them was stabbed from be
hind. no one from in front. If my sail
ors had been armed they could have
defended themselves, for when even
two of them turned at bay the Chieans
fed. If they had had knifes believe
ed one could have chased a dozen
Chilians. The wounded are all we'll
now, but | cannot permit them to be
interviewed az present.
SAN FRAECIsCo, Jan. 5.-Capt Scbley g
attention was called to a report of the
procurator fiscal at Valparaiso, which
stated that all but two witnesses declared
the police had done their full duty.
Il d net know what my man testie
fed" said the captain, "but I'm sure 1t
WAS nothing like that. After much
trouble the Chilean authorities allowed
Lieut.. Henry McCrea to be present at the
examination of the men, but swore him to
secrecy and he cannot make public what
was said. They also made the sail
| orS s:gE two papers written in Spanish
tha contents of which / am Ignorant
! The Baltimore left Valparaiso DEC.
%. Following is list of the men bad
ly hurt in the riot: George Pantes, K.
| Anderson, j. Hamilton, j. II. Davidson
| and j. W. Talbot. All these have now,
| fully recovered, though at one time
their lives were in danger. Chas. W,
Riggin was killed on shore, and VIM
Trum Oell died of his injuries shortly af-
| forwards.
COLUMBUS, Ohio. Jan. 5.-Every DO
lltlcal indication points to the nUmina
ton of John Sherman tomorrow, by a
majority of ten or twelve votes over
Foraker, although this. of course, is not
| conceded by friends of the latter, who
| still declare he has a chance TO win.
| Sherman people consider their victory
| already assured.
For first time in the contest. the
Sherman people gave names and figures.
| Chairman Hahn saws:
SHERMAN will have fifty six votes
beyond all question. Fifteen of these
will be senators and forty-one represen-
tatives."
WASHINGTON, Jan. SEQ. Blaine
and Senior Montt, the Chilian minister,
had long conference at the formers
| residence today. All that is known
about the conference is short it was of
| sufficient length and Importance to keep
| Blaine away from the cabinet.
CHICAGO. Jan. 5.-The west bound pas
senger train jumped switch at Alad-
| din and collided with the east bound
| train. 10th engineers were killed, both
| tiremen fatally hurt. -Four Italians we're
killed and a number Of passengers were
hurt.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 5.-House organ.
lied today with Mcmillan as speaker,
pro tenn. Senate passed Wasburn's
bill appropriating 100000 to charter
vessels and send provisions to Russian
sufferers. a message from the president
% this SUBJECT was also READ.
San Francisco, Jan. 5.-The United
States cruiser Baltimore, Was sighted
five miles cut at sea al $50 this morning.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 5.-A call was
issued today by Chairman Wilson, for
meeting on Wednesday, January Doth,
OF the executive con mittee of the Ma
tional Democratic Club.
GIBRALTER, Jan. 5.-News received
here from Tangier, the diplomatic CAPT
tai OF Morocco, report serious state Of
uifalrs in the vlclnity of that city. No
| explanation is given of the trouble but
1t is said that the tribes in the neigh
borhood of Tangler are in open reoel
lion against Mulaieil Haslan, the sultan
d Morocco. Matters in Morocco have
been IN turbulent condition for some
time past.
In Noyem Der last news reached Tan
gier from TeZ. the principal city of the
country and It's real capital, saying the
Morocco ministers and court had been
| dismissed in disgrace. Among the fallen
was Muiai Isman, the sultan's favor te
brother, lie for several years held the
khaliefship Of his brother, that is to say
ne formed a sort of court of appeals to
whom all cases, already decided by the
governors could be referred, excepting
The sultan and the various heads OF the
Sherlfan families. Inc khalifa vas the
only man from whom the nobility of
Morocco thought they could accept
judgment without de'ogation. No rea-
son was known for his dis race, but it
was thought it was the result of a court
intrigue.
A British gunboat has already START
ed from Gibraltar TO protect the British
residents at that place, and the bat' le
ship Thunder is preparing to follow tine
gunboat. The Thunder is ii tain screw
iron turret ship, armOr plated Of nine
thousand tons and eeVea thousand horse
power. STE mounts four guns.
Kansas CITY, Jan. "a special to the
Star from Kansas, says: Hon. Bishop
~ Perkins came into the Copeland lcb-
by about 10 o'clo. X this morning. After
ne had net his OLD friends and received
congratulations from his opponents he
accorded an interview to the correspon-
dent OF the Star Oh las senatorial intenA
tiOns. Your tariff and silver 20 ition
will be radically different from that
held by Senator Plumb, will it not?
Senator Plumb had radically changed
MS views on both these questions with
IN the past yea:. ] voted for the Nc
Kinley bill and he has voted against ii,
but he has lately given it as his opinion
that it was wise piece OF legislation.
So far ae silver legislation is concerned
| do not think that any thing will be done.
1t seems TO be the democratic policy to
legls late on these questions by piece
meal"
Senator Perkins will leave for Wash
ington to-day.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 5.-The supreme
court sustali ed the law Of the state of
South Carolina, which provides that the
expenses of the state railway commits
sion ehell lie borne by railroads doing
business within the state, each road
being taxed proportionata share OF the
expenses of maintaining the commits
cIou on n haGis of mileape within the