Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1892-01-16

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/ from TorreOD confirm the news that tn
authorities are on tie lookout TO-. trou
ble. lestt rday the troops brought j,
eighteen suspicious characters and tool
them TO Chihuahua, where they will b,
placed in the army. The suggestion
of Minister Romero that Mexican troops
De permitted to cross To this side il
pursuit of Garxa revOlutionists woulc
meet with d decided protest from The
border inhabitants. The Mexican gov.
eminent has law known as LEY do
Fuea' which permits guards to shoot
a prisoner who attempts to escape, and
this has Leen observed down the river
on the Mexican side To such an extent
that those who were thought to be in
sympathy with CARA, to the number Of
eighty or 100, have fallen victims tc
their csptOrs through the operation OF
summary law.
sANDOvAL To THE RESCUE,
NFw ORLEANS, Jan 13-Ceneral Ruis
Sandoval, who has been stopping in ibis
city and reported to be an agent If Gar
"a, Is deavoriCg to secure funds for
the promotion of the Revolutionary
cause. In an interview he declared that
While he was in sympathy with the rev
OlutiOnists he knew nothing of their
movements and was not In communica
ton with them. He was tod that a
statement had been published through.
out the country that he was securing
funds here from certain institutions for
the rev llutlOnlsts, who ara sympathiZers
of the clerical party in Mexico. This he
denied.
Small bends will harass the govern
ment on all sid S until the election,
when another stronger effort will be
made, and then the conservative party
may take hand. The great question
where morey comes from for the CARA
movement is solved. They live off the
and. Their arms are their own prop
erty, Tor every one residing on the from
tier owns arms, accoutrements aRd hor-
seS and all hate the central states.
Though CARA is intelligent and brave
he is not the real leader of the move
ment. The leader is one of the most
prominent men in that republic and he
is ably seconded hv thrsA other promin-
eut military men and diplomats who
will never tire unless killed or trium-
plant. What aids, er rather will aid,
the revolution is the general depression
which reigus and which makes itself
felt more and more every day The
prisons are full Of people driven to
crime By distress, and President Diaz
himself understands that the situation
is critical. The police are very active
in the search of the leading conspira-
tors, but ara meeting with poor success.
INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 13. - Governor
Brown was inaugurated today.
VALLEJO, Jan. 13.-The Baltimore in
curry vas completed late this afternoon
1t has lasted SIX days and every aspec
of the affair has been fully investigated
The first four days were taken up with
testimony of men who related their in
dividual experiences during tie riot.
By this the fact was clearly brought
out that the attack was premeditated
and that the police and soldiers aided
the mot in their deadly work. The
fifth day the medical officers o. the ship
testified as to wounds received by the
Baltimore's men and as to a criminal
neglect of wouu led sailors in Valparaiso
hospital, the authorities refusing to
give proper attentian TO the men them
selves or allow Baltimore surgeons to
do it. Today several senior officers
testified as 10 the legal proceedings in
Valparaiso. bringing out clearly the ut
ter failure Of the Valparaiso court to
establish anything to the detrIment of
the sailors and care which the court OK
srcIsed in avoiding any questions that
might bring forth reflections on the
Valparaiso police. Capt. Schley spoke
over an hour to crowded court room.
He showed forth plainly the inception
and growth of anti-American spirit
among Chileans besides the many insults
he was subjected to. He saw over
seventy of his men on shore shortly be-
fore the riot began and they were all
sober. He dt clared he saw no reason
why they should have been visited with
capital punishment for being drunk.
LieuA Sears was present at the eX,.
amin Ition of the eleven men when few
pre- lminary questions we're asked by the
clerk, but when the men were taken be-
fore Judge Foster he was not allowed to
be present. The men, after the riot, had
signed a document in Spanish. When
1t was reported TO be ar exoneration the
policemen declared they unders. God the
document was statement of the sail
ors not concerned in the rioting. On
October - Sears was again shown the
articles taken from the sailors. A re-
vOlver and two sheath knives had been
taken away and seven pocket knives and
an iron pestle Only remained, Police
that the latter..were the
only weapons with which the men were
with carrying.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 10 Conventions
held in each of the five congressional
IN this city today selected del
egates to the republican national con-
Delegates favorable TO James
@. Blaine were elected at all the con
and resolutions instructiDs del
egates to vote for Blame were adopted
10y all five conventions.
CHICAGO, Jan. IA - DR.. Flavins Viii
der, a well known phys elan, was shot
and killed at noon today by John Red
mond, vino was recently Discharged
from the insane asylum. Redmond's
daughter was stolen two years ago
and shortly after be became insane.
WASHINGTON, Jan. Il. In The ssnate
today, on motion of Stewart, bull to
provide for the free coinage of gold and
SILVER bullion Was referred TO the finance
WASHINGTON, Jan. LII the house
he following bills were introduced and
referred: For repeal of the sugar
bounty; clause of the tar If bill, look
ng TO adjustment o ( international dis
DHtes without resort to war. Ho'man's
anti subsidy resolution was taken up
or discussion.