Arizona weekly citizen., 1893-10-14
THE BRITIsHER AHEAD.

the race will not be sailed on the given
| TINA.
THE BRITI9HER AHEAD.
| Shorty after l o. m. for g, me in
applicable reason the Vigilant took in
her spInnaker and hauled in the wind
verging away from her course, and
allowed the English yacht to gain
mile. At 2:05 the Valkyre was nearing
the stake boat for the turn appearing
to have lead of over two miles.
| vALKYRIE LEADS.
| SANDY Hook, Oct. Sit looks, at $40
as if the Valkyrie had turned the stake
boat. The Vigilant is not to be seen
clearly.
A dispatch from Long Branch received
at 3:45 says the Vigilant was then still
half mile from the stake boat
SARATOGA, Oct. 5.-The democratic
state conventian met here this morning.
The question of candidates seemed
to have been settled in advance. This
however, will not be disposed of until
lste tonight or tomorrow. Dan Lock
wood, who nominated Cleveland for
| governor and president was in the char.
| WASHINGTON. Oct. 5.-The nature of
| MIR. Blounts recommendation regarding
| the annexation question, says morning
paper, is to the effect that no action
| could be taken by the United States to
| annex the islands or establish protec-
| crate without full consent Of all natives
| Ii Cleveland adopts the recommendation
submit ed it practically means the
queen will be restored to power.
MADRID. Oct. 5.-The minister of
foreign affairs has assured the foreign
| representatives. in Spain that Spain
| woGld maintain in etatu quo in Africa,
but that building forts in Morocco. is
being enegetically pushed to completion
| and any aggression on the part of the
| Moors will be severely punished. Spain
| will also demand full reparatioa for
sultan for the outrage at Meililla. The
government deprecated the idea Of
| carrying on a war on Moorish territory.
Essex, Mont, Oct 5-Word has Just
| reached have that pcs stationed at
| Java, the second station west of the
summit of the Rocky mountains, on the
line of the Great Northern read. sight
ed the gang of robbers who held up
| the train last August, yesterday fore
| noon. The officers called them TO
surrender. On refusal they opened
| fire, killing one, and wounded two,
while fourth surrendered. One of the
| wounded men took to the hills. The
posse are in pursuit.
New ORLEANS, Oct. 5.-The storm
horror continues to grow in frightful
loss of life and property as hourly
| fresh rewarts come in. In many
districts the country is swept clean Of
houses. In Oh enlore, with population
| of 400, the loss of life was over thou
sand. Four hundred fishing craft were
wrecked. The aggregate loss of life by
| the storm is estimated to be 1900. Tie
property loss will be several millions.
LONDON, Oct ga high British
eff ,ial has received dispatch from Rio
Jeneiro saying the insurgents are again
bombardlng the city.
SAN Francisco, Oct. 4.-Dr. Eugene
+. West was today held to answer for
the murder of Addie Gilmore, the girl
who so mysteriously disappeared sitter
having been under the care of Doctor
West at his Office. At the close Of the
examination, the defense claimed that
there was no evidence connecting Doc
tor West with tie murder, but ne was
held to answer to the superior court
without bail.
BARCELONA, Oct. 4.-The anarchists
of this province have distributed in the
streets of this city and others in this
province, a large number of circulars
calling upon the people to revenge
themselves on the upper ana middle |
classes. Ii the death sentence passed |
on Pallas is carried into effect, they de- |
clare that dynamite, petroleum, the |
torch, the dagger and poison will be |
used. An unexploded bomb was found |
under the palace walls and ten others |
have been found near or in the most |
prominent buildings of the VIllaneuva
They had been lighted, but failed to ex-
plode because of defective fuse. City
authorities are receiving many letters,
thtchtcLiEB u.IS consequence IL L dllbS
Is executed.
WASHINGTON, ID. O., October s.
The house passed joint resolution
expressing to the foreign governments
pal t.cipating in the Worlds fair cele-
bration the Gckn owedgments of COZ
gress.
Sweet, of Idaho. denounced Clevt land
for his course on the filvar question and
said that Andrew johnson was i'm
peaohrd for acts less odious He said
Cleveland imagined himself dictator.
Murray, colored, republicap, If South
Carolina, closed the days Gebat4. If
l owe all g ance to the government"
said Re, then the government which
squeeZes my life blood out In taxes
owes protection to me. l submit that
men, armed with rifles and shots ups.
who stand at the ballot boxes 10 mar
der Or terror e Us 10 prevent Us from
yourE, are as much armed enemies OF
the United Sta es as would be an in
vading army"
just before the house adjourned. ,
Chairman Fitch, OF the committee re- =,
porting the bill introduced as n substi-
tute for the one which strikes out the
section of the revised statutes en- /
powering military to keep the peace at
he polls and repeating all laws regard
ha