Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1892-01-23

| w aSnlngtOn to the Globe. .DemOcrS
says: The National Democratic Com
mlttee have agreed upon a programm
for the capture of six states west of tn
Mississippi river, including Minnesot
North and South Dakota, Iowa, Kansa
and Nebraska. The combination whic
. has been agreed upon is that the allianc
is to be given the state and legislativ
, Offices and the democrats are to TAX
the electoral votes and the congressmer
or a majority of them. The Nations
Democratic Committee does not care 70
for the control of state offices and woul
as soon have alliance men elected L
those offices as not. What they want i
democratic electoral votes and demo
cratic congressman. On the other hant
the alliance people are seeking to gall
control OF the states first, knowing full
we'll that it is yet a long time befor,
they can hope to be dominant power
IN the national Legislature. The schem,
has developed since the Farmers AL
llance presidents have been in Sc sion a
Washington and many of the leaders o
the national democratic party being alsC
in the city there has been frequent op
portunity for consultation on the sub.
ject. 1t is well known that great many
democrats do not like to have this
scheme crowded down their thrOate, and
they may protest, but it has gone so faI
and having been ordered by the Demo
cratic Natloral Com mittee there is littie
escape for them. Conservative demo,
Gratis do not wish for fusion.
VALLEJO, Cal. Jan, 16.-Examinatien
proves that the Baltimore was not in
jured by contact with the Vallejo shore
She drlfted and settled on aluvial de-
poslt and on turn of the tide fioated of
without assistance. She will not be
dOcked again, A force of machinists
and boiler makers are at work on her
engines and boilers and overhaullng
them for the first time IN two years.
All repairs to the ship will be finished
inside OF twelve days. Mohican is in the
stream ready for service and Adams and
Ra ger are being put in readiness for
service.
Rhode Island, Jan. 16.-
Con. mander Winslow OF torpedo boat
Gushing has received orders to proceed
TO the Brooklyn navy yard AM now only
awaits favorable weather. The officers
detailed have not yet reported to the
vessel.
At ,torpedO station considerable az
,ivity is displayed. The gun factory is
'ucning upon nearly full capacity and
,rders are just received to double the
shipment for the Mare Island navy yard
San DIEGO, Cal. Jan. 16-SaIling or
lers were received by Capt. Remy of
he Charleston today and she will leave
lere Monday or Tuesday morning. The
destination was not stated but 1t is be-
ieved the cruiser will iirst go to Mare
sland to be cleaned Of marire growth
n the bottom and then proceed to
outh Pacific waters. 1t is unofficially
aid that the Baltimore will report here
t once to rear Admiral Brown.
Paymaster W. Goldborough OF the
charleston has been appointed feet
aymaster of the Pacific squadron, vice
Inspector Arthur Burtis, detached on
cave of absence.
MINNEAPOLIS, Jan. 16-Tbe second
ectlon of No. 9 with the Andrews
pera company on board left West Su-
erior for Grand Forks at midnight.
When lear Joresviiie the tram struck a
roken rail. The engine and baggage
ars passed safely but sleeping car
Tas deralled, topping over and break
lg loose from the train, went down an !
mbanknent five feet high, lying on its |
lde. Soon the windows were broken |
pen to liberate those inside, when the |
ames shot out and in a very short time |
ne car was enveloped. The trainmen |
Don liberated those unable to eXtricate |
lemse!ves but none saved their clothes |
nd the night being the coldest Of the |
eason, the thermometer reaching 46 |
Glow zero, the suffering of those injur-
! was terrible At this time it was dis
overed that Mrs. Ed. Andrews and |
aughter Lille were missing, but no |
uman effort could render them assist
Ice as the car was mass of flames and |
ley were burned to death. The in
lred were placed in a baggage car and |
rought to Brainard and are gu rtered
! the Erling hotel florence Joy is
sverely burned on the back and head
nd will probably die. Eleven others
re badly hurt. The company lost all
ley possessed except their stage clothes.
SAN Francisco, Jan. 16.-Dr. Z. Z.
rowell denies the statement made
ON PneniX to the effect that he left
lat city secretly or that he improperly
sed any of his wife's money. He says
le note he took up at the bank in his
lfe's name was paid for with his OVID
oney and that he had money on de
osit in the bank. He has property and
her interests there which make alb
lrd the statement that he left .obliga
ons of any kind there.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 16.-A Denver special
'vernor for reprieve for sixty days.
e denies that he is guilty and AYERS it
III require at least thirty days TO pro-
ire transcript of the case for appeal
the supreme court.
OSCoDA, Jan. 16.-N,netaen buildings
lie bushes center Of Ansable burned
st night. Loss is estimated at 5 100000
WASHINGTON, Jan. 16.-In pursuance
an old established custom five M sm
rs of the house committee on foreign
fairs called at the department of state
I'd paid their respects to Secretary
aine today. 1t was expected that the
cretary would touch upon strained re-
tions between this country and Chile,
1t no direct allusion to the matter was
ade, though he did call attention of
9 committee to the necessity for
eedy action by congress upon Nicara-
IA canal project.
1t is reported that dispatchIng OF a
ct of three cruisers and torpedo boat
,m Valparaiso, under sealed orders, is
out to be for the purpose of guard
z the straits of Magellan. \
small number of we'll
med vessels, advantageously placed in
3 straits, could in the opinion of nav
experts, hold that important pas
,e against a large fleet. 1t is also 1
sired by the Chilean government to I