Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1892-01-16
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works for assistance.
ALDEN, Jan. 12.-Arab insurrecticnists
In Yemant have broken out and the
rebels are marching upon Susan. the
capital city. Fresh forces are advancing
to repeal them.
TAYGIER. Jan. 12.-Tbe rebels have
taken possession of the trade routes
leading to the interior country and it is
believed that they will be enabled 70
supply themselves with large quantities
OF provisions destined for Tangler. The
announcement has caused great excite
ment.
New YORK. Jan, II. - The trial of
guns and mounts of the double tur eted
monitor Miantonomah have been finish
ed and IN every respect have been found
great success.
WASHINGTON, Jan. lit was ascer-
tanned this afternoon beyond possibility
of doubt that the navy department
since the receipt of the first news at
San francisco Of the investigation has
redoublsd Its preparation for trouble.
The activity at the navy yard has in
creased and is using every means of saw
ing time.
SAN FRANCIsCo, Jan. 12-The steam
ship Australia arrived this morning
from Honolulu. The whaling bark
John P. West was burned to the waters
edge five miles off Diamond Head jams.
The crew was saved.
ROCHESTER,, n. Y. Jan. PA fierce
fire was raging here at noon. The Hiram
Slbley seed house a ten or twelve story
building covering nearly a whole square
is mass of flames.
1t was finally gotten under control
before the whole front of the structure
was consumed. SIuley said the rear
structure is worth 100000.
DBMING n. NJ. Jan. 12.-No courier
had arrived here from Ascension, Mexico,
up to late last night. The latest Infor-
matlon from Ascension is to the effect
that tie town is still in possession of the
revoiutionlst.
COLUMBUS, Jan. 12-The senate and
house voted separately for United
States senator today. In the senate
sherman received eighteen votes and
James Neal eight. Ia the house Sherman
was given ninety-three and Neal twenty
nine. Resolutions to investigate the
of United States Sena or
Brlre were discussed but action was
postponed.
PHENIX, Jan. 1.-THE territorial su
preme court. opened this afternoon with
forty eight cases on the docket.
LINCOLN, Neb. Jan 12.-The eleventh
annual meeting of the state farmers
was held today. 1t is known
an attempt Will be made to pass resolu-
tions endorsing the sub~treasury
scheme.
BELGRADE. Mont, Jan. Esprit
thermometers registered forty nine be-
low zero here yesterday. Snow is two
,eet deep
HURON, S. ID. Jan. Pit was seventy
Jne degrees below ZerJ here this morn
ng, and from fifteen to twenty four de
irees below at various points in the
state.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 12.-Among tho
communications laid before the senate
.Sere three agreements for cession of
heir lands made with the Indians. The
documents were referred to committees
CHICAGO, Jan. lin an interview
mere this evening United States Senator
Jones, of Nevada, expressed an idea that
Mr.. Blaine will be'the next republican
1omlnee for president, adding: II am
also inclined to believe he will be the
,nly man whom we can elect. People
ire not pleased" said Jones, "wlth the
position taken by either Harrison or
cleveland on the silver question" He
links there is no DOUBT that free silver
people will have a majority In the
present. congress.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 1l.-Teller's reso-
luton declares 1t is the determined pol
cy of the United 5 ates government 10
Use both gold and silver as full legal
enoer money either under existing rat
.ow in the United States or under one
hat may hereafter be established by
ne United States alone or IN accord
With other nations. 1t directs the
resident to invite the countries COM
losing the so-calied Latin union and
UGH other countries as he may deem
dvisaoie to join the United States in
Conference and TO adopt common ratiO |
between gold and silver for establishing |
International use of bi metallic money
nd secure fixlty of relative values be- |
Yeen those metals whenever the gov |
of any three of them shall |
ave agreed 10 unite and whenever ip |
he judgement of the president a suffi- |
ent number of nations shall have en-
cred into such international ag' cement,
he presidenc is to appoint not less than
hree nor more than five commissioners,
hose reports 10 him are to be trans |
Iltted 10 congress and who shall each 1
eceIve $500 year and reasonable eX
enses. Tell spoke at some length III /
dv0"rcy of his resolution. Stewart /
L bmit ed a statement In connection
a,u the resolution he offered last week |
lstructIng the judiciary committee to
lQuIre what further legislation is neces
AIRY to secure the coinage of silver pro-
i led for in the Bland act. Stewart
aid the act of 80 certainly did not re-
cal that portion of the Blair act Of 81
he resolution was referred to the |
Gance committee.
Morgan introduced a bill which re
erred 20 FORGETTING to the United States
lands claimed by the Northern Pa
lfic, between Blsmarck,N. D., and Wal
ala, Washington.
WAsHINGToN, Jan. 12.-The vice pres
lent laid before the senate several Off
idi huu OGnoE uOcuu6DJS, BDclu0lng one
rom tie interior department asking AL
preparation of S150,00O as de6cisDc,
D supp y subsistence to the Sioux In
lans.
INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 12.-The strike is
till on. Over thousand strikers are
harding various stables and powder
ouses. An attempt to run an electric
ar YVES stopped by the strikers.
WAsHJNGToN, Jan. IA resolution
as offered by Breckenridge, Of Ken
Icky, repeating the third section Il tn.
lcKinley bill, and enacting in liel
lerecf section authorizing the presi-
ent to issue a proclamation admitting
zee of duty from nation of the Aneri
an hemisphere on which no impor,dut,
imposed, feed, corn meal and othe,
read products, preserved meats, oi
lmber, agricultural implements and
and steel rails. 1t was oh |
cted to by Burrows, of Michigan.
The navy department has been in
'rmed that Admiral Walkers ship ar
we'd at Montevideo this morning. The