Arizona weekly citizen., 1893-11-25
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BERLIN, Nov. 16.-Emperor William
 formally opened the reicsstag today. In
 his opening address the emperor thanked
 the body for complying with his de-
 mand at the assembling in July for the
 passage of biiis for increase of the army.
 He said the chief duty at present was
 for the reichstag to provide the in-
 creased means made necessary for the
 increase of the army. He closed with
 the hope that the blessing of peace
 would continue to abide with the nation. The speech was warmly cheered.
 BosTGN, Nov. 16.-The Alex Directum race has been finally declared off on ac- count of lateness of the season. Alex
 will be shipped home today.
 ENTON, Ohio, Nov. 16.-Curtis David
 son the man whoo utraged and murdered Miss Birdie Baugh near Alliance, was brought to this city and placed in the county jail late last night, to escape a mob bent On lynching him at Alliance. He denies any knowledge of the crime. CHICAGO, Nov. 16-At an anarchistic meeting last night Oscar Neebe, re- gently pardoned by Governor Altgeld,
 sad that Lingg. whose head was blown to pieces by dynamite while he was under sentence Cf death, was victim
 of the jail guards and not suicide. Neebe claimed that the dead anarchist
 was given loaded cigar by some jail officials and it was that and not as alleged a detonating cap which killed
 the condemned man.
 WASHINGTON, Nov. 16. - President Cleveland and Secretary Lamont ar rived from New York at 9 o'clock this
 morning. The president was driven at once to the White house. The president has not looked in better health since his first inauguration. His step is firm and elastic; his, appearance is unu-
 sually cheerful.
 Persons in position to know said the president went to New York to consult party friends and incidentally to look after some private matters. Lamont | authorizes the emphatic denial of the
 report that he and the president went
 there in connection with any real estate | speculation.
 WASHINGTON, Nov. 15. - The full
 democratic membership of the ways and | means committee has been called to
 meet tomorrow morning to take up the
 tariff matter.
 PARIS, Nov. 15.-An attempt was | made this afternoon to assassinate | Georgievitcb, the Servisn minister to | France, by poorly dressed man while
 he was in a restaurant. The assailant
 was arrested.
 | UKIAH, Cal, Nov. 15-The overland stage was robbed this morning at II | o'clock, five miles north Of Ukiah, by a
 lone highwayman with blue overalls, a
 cotton mask and a double barrel shot
 gun. The amount of treasure aboard
 it is impossible to ascertain. The pas-
 sengers were unmolested.
 CHICAGO, Nov. 16.-Millionaire l.. z.
 Letter has contributed S100,000 to the Columbian museum. Mir. Letter stupulstes that the name of the | museum shall remain unchanged and | will be located in Jackson park. ST. LOUIS, Nov. 16.-Rev. John h. graham of this city, rector of Grace church, received letter from Baroness Von Roque in which she states that she has learned that her daughter Mrs. Florence Maybrick is dying in Week ing prison, England. The baroness speaks hopefully of securing her
 daughters liberty.
 WASHINGTON, Nov. 16.-The third an- nusl chrysanthemum exhibition of the
 Washington Tourists club opened to- day at the National Rifles armory. The display of fchrysanthemums was one of the finest ever made in the city and the varieties were greater than ever shown at any previous exhibition.
 WICHITA. Kans., Nov. 16-Mrs. NJ. E. Lease emphatically denies that certain state officials have demanded that Gov ernor Lewelling remove her from the state board of charities. She asserts that the interview in which she was alleged to have charged the administra- tion with corruption is without found ation.
 BOSTON, Nov. l6.-Wool dealers have been finding encouragement during the past few days in brightening trade. Prices have not huctuated to any ex- tent, but business has shown steady improvement. A dealer tonight stated he looked for further increase. Mir. Dupee, of the firm of Nichols, Dupee & Co.,, corroborated this view. A large manufacturer In Lowell says this on the authority of Senator Chandler of New Hampshire: "If the duty on wool is removed the product commands votes enough to lower the tariff upon woolen goods to an extent which will practically destroy the trade and in- dustry in this country"
 DENVER, Col, Nov. 15.-The Times this evening says that Governor Waite has made up his mind to issue call for special session of the legislature be- fore Christmas. The continued low price of silver and the fixed opinion of Waite that there will be further de- cline to sixty cents and consequently a paralysis of the silver industry of the state, is the reason assigned for the call. Just what measures the governor will recommend for aiding silver he would not say.
 PARIS, Nov. 15.-The French govern ment has sent three special commission CTS of police to the Spanish frontier with instructions to take every precaution possible to prevent anarchists from crossing the frontier. The Spanish government has pledged itself to take similar acton on the other side of the frontier whenever called upon by the French government. It is understood that the German, Austrian and Italian government has sent additional in- structions to their frontier police.
 DALLAS, Tex, Nov. 15.-Dock Elan nagaD, member cf the Dallas Athletic club, authorized the Associated Press to say that S20,000 has been secured and | deposited and S5000 for expenses guar anteed for the Mitchell Corbett fight to | come to Dallas.
 NEW YORK, Nov. 16.-Harry Mason, of Jacksonville, Florida, who has been | here to arrange for the fight between l Mitchell and Corbett in that city, left for homo fodav