Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1892-01-09

WASHINGTON, Jan. 6.-In the senate a
large number of papers were presented
and re'erred. The senate bill intro
duced by Senator Stewart, to provide
for the free coigage of gold and silver
bullion, was taken up and Morril ad
dressed the senate. Teller followed
Murrill.
LONDON, Jan. 6.-The bodies Of the
steward and second officer If the steamer
Cavalier were washed ashore on the
coast off Cornwall. The Cavalier left
Gibraltar Dec 6, for Falmouth.
CoLUMBUs, Jan. 6.--This ia the last
day of the senatorial contest and friends
of Sherman claim he will receive fifty
SIX votes. The Sherman people are
fighting FOR an open ballot aud the For
aker people for secret ballot.
WASHINGTON, Jan 6.-Great excite
ment was caused In the department Of
state this AFTERNOON over the sudden ILL
ness Of Secy Blaine, said to be due to a
temporary stomach arrangement.
TALLEQUAH, l. T. Jan. 6-Cherokee
council has ratified the agree mont ID re
lation to the Cherokee strip.
SAN FRANCIsCo, Jan. 5.-The cruiser
Baltimore which arrived here today
brought up from Valparaiso Capt. Dick
ensHn of the ship Rappahanock, and the
latter's wife and two daughters The
Rappahanock was bound from Cardiff to
San Francisco with a cargo of coal, but
the cargo took fire off Juan Fernandez
island and the vessel was totally destroy
ed. The captain and crew remained on
the island three week and were then
taken eff by passing vessel and convey
ed to Valparaiso.
CHICAGO, Jan. 5.-An Ell Paso special
dispatch says that it has Just been learn
ed that the leaders in the present revo-
luton on the lower frontier have been
working in this neigh borhcod for recruits
since last June. 1t has also been learned
that the headquarters of the revolution
lists are situated at New Orleans, but
their removal to Ell Paso is contemplated
as this place will afford better base OF
operations. The revolution is backed by
large amount of money, and as soon as
foothold is obtained il Mexico the rev.
o.ution will begin in earnest. The idea
of those backing the movement is to cut
off that portion Of Mexico north of the
line extending from Tuxpan on the Gulf
of Mexico to Mazatlan on the Pacific
ocean and declare republic under con-
stltution as promulgated.
SALEM, Ore. Jan. 6-Report of the
health office OF astoria, shows that for
ty five deep water vessels entered the
December 81. OF this number forty
sailed under the British flag while one
flew the American flag.
SAN FRANCIsCo,-Jan.6. Mckee Ran
kin, the we'll known actor, has begun
suit in this city for divorce from his
wife whom ne married in Boston in 1869.
He alleges desertiOn on the part of Mrs
Rankin as grounds for divorce.
VANCOUVER, B. G. Jan 6.-The sealing
schooner Beatrice, forty eight tons,
owned in this port, sailed this afternoon
on d scaling cruise. She will sail south
to ABOUT San Diego, where seals appear,
and work up north. She is the first of
the British Columbia fleet out,
HARTFORD, Conn, Jan. 6.-The su-
preme court unanimously sustains Gov.
Buckley, the holdover governor in the
quo warranto suit by Morrison, the late
democratic candidate.
New YORK, Jan. THE steamship
Segarna, which arrived this morning
from Brazilian ports, brings news Of an
encounter between the government
troops and the people of Santos, in |
winch thirty were killed outright and |
about q hundred wounded. On Decem- |
Der II the government sent military
governor to Santos, TO replace the form
er governor. The people regarded this |
act as tyranny, and pelted the governor
and his troops. A pitched battle took |
place on one of the plazas, in which the |
citizens fought stubbornly, but the |
trained soldiers were too much for |
them.
SAN ANTONIO, Texas, Jan. A train !
OF pack mules and scouts for the service |
against CARA has arrived from Fort |
Ruesell, and will leave on special train |
this morning for Fort Mcintosh.
WASHINGTON, Jan. Tt was stated
that Secretary Blaine was feeling all
right, bat would remain at home today,
for rest. He sent word that he expect
ed to be at the department. tomorrow.
CAIRO, Jan. Tile khedive of Egypt
has died from the effects of influenza.
SAN Francisco, Jan. 7.-Internal |
Revenue Collector Quinn has seized the
Jackson brewery for violation OF the
revenue laws. Il Is claimed the amount |
Of revenue Of which the government has |
been defrauded is 81 600. 1t is expect |
ed tie proprie:ors will furnish a bond |
for the release of the property and the !
business will be resumed, pending tie
action OF the courts.
NEw YORK, Jan. ! Money s; sill
yer J44.
New YORK, Jan 1.-One OF the finest
trains that ever left New york city pulled
cut Of the Grand Central station this
morning. bearing delegates from this
ana other cities 20 the first annual leage
of press clubs. to be he'd at San Fran
cisco, Jan. IL.
LIBERAL, Kas., Jan. Z AT Spring
field'this morning the sheriff and thr 9
deputies were killed by squad of men
in ambush. 1t is supposed to be the
outcome OF plot to kali Thomas Blak-
IN. judge of the judicial district and is
the result of the famous Stevens coun-
ty feud.
COLUMBUS, o., jan. T.-Seuator Sher-
man received hundreds of callers during
the morning, who came to extend con-
CALCULATIONS on the victory he won. He
loft for WASHINGTON about nom