Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-02-27
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PARIS, Feb. 19.-OeFreyunes, chief O the cabinet mem bers who last night or. dered their resignatiOns had, confer ence with the president thIs morning Carnot requested DeFreyunes to sum. mon hIs colleagues to meeting with the president at 3 o'clock this afternoon, when a prolonged discussion of the sit
 uation can be had.
 PARIS, Feb. l9.-After a conference with the president the ministry decided to send in collective resignations.
 NEW YoRE, !Feb. 19-Five hundred thousand dollars in goid has been taken at the sub treasury fer eXportation to Europe.
 CHICAGO, Feb. 19.-A morning paper says the swhIskey trL [ is backing syn dIcate which endeavors to secure control of all the Dreweries in Chicat not be- longing to English syndicates with the intention of forming combination.
 PIERRE, $, D., Feb. 19.-Lehma1, the murderer, was executed at Custer City shls morning.
 SAVANNAH, Ga, Feb. 19-C. c. Cum mings was hanged here today for killing David Williams.
 AUSTIN, Feb 19.-Gov. Hogg issued a proclamation today cOpvenlng the leg Is ature in regular session on March litn. Among the Othrr purposes Is the re-apportlonmept of the S ate.
 Nzw YORK, Feb. 19.-E iward B. Col ] in, brother of the late actor, Wm. J.. Florence, has filed an objection to pIo- | bale the latter's will. Colin was not mentioned in toe will.
 PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 19--FIienls of Senator Quay are uneasy over his | health. The senator Is at St. Luce. 1 FIsrida. and is said to be threatened with pneumonia.
 SAN FRANCIsCo, Feb. 19-The Post to- day states that base ball league, ip opposition to Ihs California League. has finally been established with Me Clarkey, of Sacramento as manager.
 MINNEAPOLIS, Feb. 19.-The Journal thls afternoon prints two column re- l port on the decision of the supreme | court, identifying General Russell Alger as one of the promoters and organizers | of the Diamond Match company, which the chief justice says is an unlawful ] corporation.
 MEADvLLE, Pa. Feb. 19-In the Del- | amater trial the courts decided that | there was no sufficient evidence show Ing G. B. and T. B. Delamater had knowledge of their insolvency. In re- gard to G w Delamater there IS perhaps some evidence that he might go to the Jury, the court reservIDg the right to render decision on points raised by | counsel for defense, that tbe court might 1 take it from the jury ard decide for the defendant upon insufficient evidence. CANNES, France, Feb. 19.-The shoot ing of Abielle by Deacon, an Americ- an who discovered the Frenchman car rying on a Jason with Mrs. Deacon, con- tinues to be the absorbing topic. Dea- con was today examined by magis- trate. His story confirms the first tele graph report. Mrs. Deacon was also ex amined. She told story which con tirmed that of her husband.
 LONDON Feb. 19.-The Times says: MT. and Mrs. Deacon. principals in the tragedy at Cannes, France yesterday, came from Cincinnati, Ohio.
 SAN ANTONIO, Feb. 19-A criminal career of note was terminated today in the death of one John Stem, who con- fessed before dying that his real pane was James HIcks, and that he was from Troy, New York. lie was shot wIile attempting to escape from jail. Before dying he confessed having committed various desperate dee ds. The corpse has been photographed for the purpose of Identification.
 BAKERsFIELs, Cal, Feb. 19.-As the south bound passenger train on the Southern Pacific railroad was nearing Poso last night, and while about six miles north of the station the engineer saw by the light Of the headlight queer looking object lying near the right hand rall. He was so close to the obstruc- tion that it would have been impossible to stop his train in time to avoid striking it even if it had been of sufficient size to look dangerous. As it was very lnsig- niticent in appearance he paid but little attention to It. When the driving wheels
  ject there was terrible explosion and the cab was enveloped m d sheet of flame. The insignificant object proved to be heavy charge of some dangerous explosive. Fortunately the engine was heavy and held to the rails while the momentum of the tram carried it quick Nv cl, down sufficiently to permit the engineer to get down on the steps he was aston Ished- to ind that the brake beams on the engine and express car trucks were on fire. The train was quickly stopped and the flames were extinguished. A cry of train robbers ran tlike wild fire through the crowded coach and when the train stopped the passengers had all all seen the flames from the explosion and for a time scene of intense excite ment eusued. At Poso the officers were notified and at once left for the scene of the ex plosicn. No word has been received from the posse yet.
 WAsHINGToN, Feb. 19.-The silver question W II not down. It's d. cussion was resumed in the house today upon the presentation by Bland of Litter in response' to one of Harte s circul ars to the G. 4. R
 The scens at times was one of cOnfns- ion and eXci ement but occasionally a good home thrust from one side or the other brought forth hearty and con- tinued laughter.
 Harter characterized the free silver blll as infam ous and predicted tlat if 1t passed tie democratic party would march u certain def' at in Nuvember. Warming to the subject he declareG: If this free silver bill shall pass tLe time will come when man as democrat will not be given a decent burial in a dem iq