Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1893-10-07
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J Cleveland In his leJter 10 CI0y. Norton
| defines his position on the silver cues
| ton by saying he wants the CURE ncy of
such character that AL kinds of dollars
will be at an equal puE chasing power
and demonstrate our good faith and
wisdom abroad. Tnis, the president
inks, can only be accomplished after
repeal OF the Sherman law.
He says:
II am opposed to free coinage of
silver 10y this country alone and in favor
| of immediate ard unconditional repeal
of the purchasing clause Of the so-called
Sherman act"
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 28.-One hun
dred and fifty leading manufacturers of
this city, led by Wharton Barker, the
| well known fnancer, have drawn and
signed a proposition offeri. g silver
senators aid in their fight against the
repeal OF silver purchase, provided the
latter will continue to prevent any tariff
legislatian.
As over half the manufacturers who
signed the pepper are repres NATIVE men
and this community has favored repeal,
this new movement created sensation
in business circles.
SALINA, Kan, Sept. 2S.-Ths Inter
state Irrigation convention met this
morning.
VIENNA, Sept 2S.-The police have
discovered an anarch ct plot to blow up
Re! chsreItb.
WASHINGTON, Sept 2S-Police Of
ficer Heller had a violent struggle today
with an insane man who 10 some mys-
terious manner got into the White
house and was looking for toe president.
The appearance of the officer probably
saved the president from an assault.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 27.-Replying to
a resolution Ut inquiry concerning the
! consolidation ana discoutinuance of
the land offices in various western
states, the secretary OF the interior
today sent a statement to the senate
showing consultations had been made,
among which are the following:
Colorado Central City wi h Denver;
Gunuison with Montrose; Hugo with
Lamar; Sterling with Akron.
Wyoming Lander with Buffalo.
The secretary transmits with his re-
port letter from the Commissioner of
the land flee stating various consol-
datiops were made necessary by TIE
inadequacy of the appropriations and
by the law requiring such action in
cases of prospe ;ti' e deficiency.
STOCKTON. Cal. %. - xel Sorenson,
the sallor suspected Of blowing up
Curtin's boarding house with dynamite,
was arrested here LAST night. Sorensen
says he was not in San Francisco when
the explosion occurred and that the
val'ss Ill ed with dynamite never be-
longed to MIN.
SAN FRANCisCo, Sept. 27.-Axel Sor
| ems n, the man whose name was on the
valise containing the dynamite which
was left at the lodging house last Sat
ur6ay night is now generally supposed
ID BE- tie fiend who fred the ia al bomb
last Saturday night Sorenson came
| here from New York on the ship Sus-
| quehgnna and was paid off last April
He is Norwegian and bis description
| tallies with the description Of the man
| who left the valise. He joined the
| ailoTs union last april, and It was not
ill after this that several attempts were
made to blow up ships employing non
| union men. According t. stories told
nn the water front, Sorenson is a con-
frmed dynamite crank and Uas always
| talking dynamite and anarchism in the
forecastle.
LONDON, Sept. "a cable received
today from the manager Of q Loadon
bank in Rio dated 10 a. IN. today, says
that the rebel squadron resumed the
bonn bardment of Rio this morning.
The forts replied to the fire of the war
ships, after which the latter ceased
firing and retired out of range. The
damage 10 Rio is not known but it is
said tn be heavy. The wsrships are
also reported to have suffered from the
fire of the forts and on several of the
rebel ships the shells of the forts are
said 10 have CAUSED death among the
crew. In Rio there was much loss of
life ard des ruction of property, but
full particulars were uuattainahle.
Santos is also reported to have re-
ceived another visit from the rebe |
ships blockad ng that port, bat the re
port Is not yet confirmed. Shipping ii |
now sent out of SAINTS and thu rebel |
have thus accomplished the Offices
they had 10 view when their ships wers.i
irsteert tn Santos. namely to deprivt |
President PIexotos of the government |
revenu e h has Dsen deriving from the
custer house there, WI ch was q con-
siderable SUN of money, as Santos is a
port having = largs trade with European
countries and the United States.
San FRANcIsCo, Sept 2S.-More o:
the remains of Addie Gilmour, the girl
who is suppose TO have been murdered
and cut up by DR.. West are being
found p;ece by piece. Today some piece
we're found III an oil can floating in the
bay near Berkeley shore, consisting of
arms, hands, thighs and calves of legs,
spleen, and intestines of human body
wrapped up. In the iDtestines was the
remains OF womsn's purse and several
hair ornaments. On top of the pieces of
flesh were pieces of iron to keep them
down.
There is no doubt but what these are
fragments of AddIe Gilmour's body.
Previous to this only the head and one
foot of the missing girl had been found
A purse, hatpns and other ornaments
fouod with portions OF body floating
in the bay today, We're identified by
Miss Emma Gilmour rs belonging to
her. sister, Addie G:lmour.
At DR.. Vests preliminary examina-
ton today, Judge C,nlan ruled that the
giri had di d and he had cut up the
body. could not be admitted as eviGence.
rs the confession Was induc ed by the
promise that it would not be used
against him.
LITTLE JACK CAPTURED.
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