Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-03-19
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 CHICAGO, March 1C.-The Hsraldi
 special from Washington says: "I an
 republican and if the republican party should tender me their nomination fol
 president 1 would accept it." This is the
 attitude of Senator Stanford, of Califor nia, in the presidential fight. He Is not looking for the republican nomination or any other, and his statement vii
 probably put an end to the chatter about giving Linn the nomination of the peo- ple's party. The senator says he would not scramble for the nomination or ac- cept any except that of the party to which he belongs. He thinks President Harrison will be renominated and that he ought to be. The president, he ad- mits, has not aroused great enthusiasm, but Senator Stanford maintains that no ] one can deny that his administration has been excellent and that he is safe man to have in the White House. The senator intends to leave the United States for a visit to AiX les Baines as warm weather approaches and use the waters there to cure the effects of his re ;ent attack of grippe. He Eones to visit the stables of the cZar of Russia while away and pick out the Russian horses which the czar's master of the horses offered him ia exchange for some brood mares from his stables. The seD- ator IS net claiming suLe TOT know edge of horses, but under the circumstances he would like to make his own choice.
 WAsHINGToN, March l0.-Ganeral FCs- ter of the state department, rho is assist ing the president in Boring Sea negoii- atione. had a lopg conference at the navy department this afternoon with Secretary Tracy and Commodore Ram sey, schief of bureau navigation. The conference 1t is thought related to the consideration of the course to be pur- sued by the navy in enforcing the con tention Of this government that Pelaglc sealing in Boring sea be wholly sus- pended pending the settlement of the controversy by arbitration. Great Brit ain declining the proposition for re- newal of modus viveudi, this govern ment will no doubt send all available vessels to Boring sea, soon enough If possible to control its approaches and prevent the entrance of all sealing yes sels, American as well as others. Yes sells available for this eervIce are the Charleston, Baltimore and Ranger at San Francisco, Mohican now on her way to Port Orchard, Washington, with the Npsic in tow, and Yorktown and Boston now en route to San Francesca frOms sCallao. The revenue cutters Bear, Rush and Corwin now fitting out at San Francesca for the annual cruise to the seal islands, and will also assist.
 SAN DIEGO, March 0.-It is learned upon what is considered reliable author ity that the St. Paul and Tacoma Lum- Der Co. is making arrangements to make San Diego its distributing point upon this coast. Darricks will be built here and an immense wholesale lumber yard established upon the shore Of the bay. The company IS reported to have almost unlimited capital, and it will run its own vessel between the lumber regions and the yards in the city, the product to be delivered through southern California, the territories and the east by the San ta Fe.
 NEW YORK, March 10.-James Wake ley this afternoon deposited with the World g, 300 on behalf ofSuilivan to fight any man in the world (colored men bar red) for championship and largest purse ever offered by any club except Califor- nia. An outside bet of 1000 aside to whoever first covers the money will be given the preference. Corbett has 6 thousand up now and says that he will put up an additional S1 300 Tuesday.
 NEW YORK, March 1.-The coroner toi4y began investigation into the cause of the deaths of Norton and Norcross, men killed by the dynamite explosion ln Russel Sage's office, December 4th last. The ouly testimony of interest was that of Wm, Laidlaw, who claims Sage pushed him between the bomb thrower and himself. Laidiaw is most seriously injured and is now suing Sage for a heavy amount of damages for placing him in such danger.
 BRUSSELS, March II. An accident oc- cured today in a coliiery near Charl Roi, which it is feared will result in great loss of life. Two hundred mir CTS were In the coal pit when the explosion of fire damp happened. The number of the imprisoned workmen IS unknown.
 LATER-At the explosion at. Ander Lus colliery, in which 300 men were at work, only three have thus far reached the mouth Of the pit in safety. The men, if there are any who survived the xNalv ,1ff fI.,., tO their death from choke damp. A large force of volunteers are clearing the mouth of the mine of debris.
 Later particulars regarding the eX- ploson show 1t occurred in a gallery be- low the surface where 270 men were working. Of this number forty escaped by means of a second shaft and sixteen others were rescued in fatally injured condition. It is feared 200 have been killed.
 SAN ANTONIO, Texas, March 1.-The United States marshal arrived with eight prisoners, MeXicane, arrested OF com plaint of Captain Bourke, who charges them with violation of the United States neutrality laws. The marshal asserts that nearly all the principal followers of Garza, including the leader himself, will probably be under arrest within the next few days.
 WASHINGTON, March IA joint res olution WIS introduced by Stewart and referred today proposing constitu- tional amendment that after 1897 no person who has had the office of president for a term of four years or any part thereof shall be again eligible to that office.
 EAGLE PAss, Texas, March ll.-WOrd has just reached here that near Ddrago c. NJ. Britain, of the Las Vegas mines, who had with him S!0,0J0 in Mexican silversin safe in his wagon, was way laid by six desperate characters They Were rOnted and one of their number