Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1893-08-26

Inc bl!l n JGe interest," o. the C2lltcr-
mia midwinter international exhibition
AUTHORIZING the tran fer 10 san .ran-
cisco from Chicago of dutiab goods AN
exhibition and Of foreign employees was
taken Up and passed.
Tire vote or the Lee Mantle case was
postponed and Vance, Democrat, chair
man OF the committee Cr eject oLs.
argued against tn majority report and
against the right Ct governors to appoint
to the senate after Legislators have
failed to elect.
WASHINGTON. Aug. 2L-Offers OF sill
yer to the treasury depaTtm ant were
200 COO ounces. The amount purchased
was 400 ounces al SO.742J. The same
price was rendered for the remainder.
ROME, Aug. 21.-The troubles grow
ing out Of massacre of Italian workmen
by French al Argues Mortesa, France,
threaten grave international complic5-
tons.
Italians are greately excited and dem
Onstrations were n ade against Fran
throughout the country. Last night in
this city a mob attempted to burn the
French mbassy and was only prevent !
after a hard fight with the troops IN
which many rioters were Toun5ed.
Riot ng liz prOvincal towns wss only
queiied by the use of troops. Police are
powerlass to maiEtai order.
CHICAGO, Aug. 12.-The council OF adj
ministration ut is D'retin: LAY d.
cpssed the disgFaceful prize tight which
vas held in the stock pavilion Thurs
day night. Every member was pTeSert
and they were UNANIMOUS III denCuncing
tha affair. \ resolution was adopt d
calling for thorough investigation Of
the affair. 1t was decided that If it was
found that any cf the employees OF the
exposition attended the fight or knew of
1t AID failed TO nOtil? the police they
will be at once djscharg d. The council
further decd, d that if affair was
engineered by any concessioners or that
any OF the concessoners took part in
the fiRh5 they ara 10 be prosecuted to
the full extent OF the law.
WASHINGTON, Aug. Il. Speaking of
the movement said to have been inaug-
urgted in ST. LOUIS of urging all the
unemployed from the west to move Oh
to Washington, Mr.. Hermann. Schultz
els, prominent member of the local
FEEDER ton of Labor, and member of
the immigration committee sent to Eu-
rope by the government not long ego,
says:
81 knew Of this movement some days
ago, in fact was called into consultation |
regarding thu feasibility OF the object |
[ did not then and do not now approve
of the scheme, and my most earnest en-
deayors were extended in tie direction |
O.: discou aging it. Il was originally |
to muster at least $1,000 and il |
posi- bic 500O00 inemempl gyed men and |
force congress, by means OF a tremsnd- |
Gus demon traitor, u provide for the |
relief Of the needy c.ass. ! do not be-
lieve that th9 Federation of Labor is a.
the bottom Of III :. 1t is toe result Of
the agitation Of few craDks ayd an
some Of whom are N this city
today endeavori & to create trouble. It
NAV be- added that il any movement
sJch as that fOreshadOwsd is attempted
)n large scale, there is no city On the
-C-iAiuChb Hiiclo SUCA pIbI4pb meas ureS |
could be taken to IT press any anarch, cal
Demonstration. a move Of anarchists
n Washington would be a move against
he government of tie United States.
md there are abundant forces at hand
o promptly repress it,
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Aug. 2l.-There
vas much excitement and Indignation
It the rooms of the republican city
in the When block, on Penn
ylv5nia avenue, this morning A thief ,
broke into the rooms some time after {
midnight, pried open the desk of Secre-
airy Joyce and stole the poll books of ,
he nine precincts of the Sixth ward. ,
he committees check book, the caen {
,ook, private memorandum, the COM
nittee's record book and some summs- :
les of the results of the polls in the |
Yards. Everything of political value in I
he desk of the secretary was taken.
The poll books of the other precincts
would likely have been found and car q
led away had not the thief ;en dis