Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1893-12-09
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PORTLAND, Or, Dec. IA dispatch
to the Associated Press from Lieutenant
Elliott states at be arrived at
kerdrich. Idaho, with the lost Car.in
party.
HENDRIX, Ida, Dec. 1.-The Carlin
party who were supposed to have been
lost in the Bitter Root mountains of
Idaho, and whose rescue has excited 30
much interest during the past few
weeks, arrived here safely with the ex-
ceptloa of George Colgate, the cook
who fell SICK and was left to die ia the
mountains. The party cons. sted of w.
+. Carliu, Brig. General VIM. p. Carlin,
j. IL. Pierce, brother-in-law OF Mr..
Cariin and A. l.. A. Hlmmelwright,
secretary Of the Columbia Granite COM
pany of Ney York city.
Fresno, Calf, Dec. 1.-George
Sontag is testlfying now in the Evans
murder trial. The evidence is SUBJ
stantially the same as the story told
in bis late confession. differing slight
only In details. The cross examination
however, may make more difference.
The court room is crowded.
ST. PAUL, Dec. 1.-The weather in the
northwest sphenomenally cold for thus
time ct the year. The mercury touched
twenty below zero this morning at the
signal service station; while thermom-
tiers in exposed places marked as low as
thirty-eight to forty below.
CHICAGO, Dec. Fire broke out this
morning in the Havmarket theater,
one of the finest in the city. For a
time the entire destruction of the build
ing was threatened. The fire was
finally txtiDgushed after the interior
was dreDched and the foyer destroyed.
The loss to the theater and to stores in
front Offices above, mostly by water is
$4,000.
CHICAGO, ILL, Dec 1.-The Coughlin
casn furnished fresh sensation this
morning when the attorney for Coughlin
presented affidavits showing Juror Fred
@. Rehm had swore falsely in his
examination for admission to the
jury when he said he had been in
Toledo during the time of Cronin
murder. Afiidavits showed that he
was in Chicago and attended the
Cronin funeral. The attorney asked
that he be discharged. This Immediately
following the di> missal of the two jurors
at the request of the prosecution for
having secured places on the jury in
Ocughlin's interest leaves case in a
choafic condition almost nprecedented.
OMAHA, Neb.. Dec. LIT is the in
tention of the Union Pacific to make
an extensive coal exhibit at tie San
Francisco Midwinter fair, the snug
little sum of $1,000 having been appto-
priated to show the Pacific coast peo-
pie what coal mines at Rock Springs
are.
MELLILA, Dec IAN immediate ad-
vance of the Spanish forces upon the
Moors is expected now that General
Martinez Csmpos has arrived here and
assumed command OF the troops. The
Arabs are preparing to make a stub
born resistance and are busily at work.
there are now twenty-five Spanish gen.
erals here and re-inforcements con-
tinue to arrive from Spain.
Fresno, CAL, Dec. 1.-The taking of
testimony in the trial of Chris Evans,
the Visalia bandit, who with John aud
Geo. Sontag held up a Southern Pacific
train and afterwards killed Vic Wilson,
Andy McGinnis and Oscar Beaver in
Visalis, commenced today. Ire pres
emit trials is for the murder of Wilson a
deputy United States marshal from
Arizona.
LONDON, Nov 29.-Mrs. John W.
Mackay has left her house in Carleton
House Terrace and has gone to Paris
in order to be with her daughter, Prin-
cess CClona, who has commenced legal
proceedings with the view of obtaining
a separation from her husband, Prince
Ferdinand Gallatro Colona, and to OBJ
tain the custody of her three children.
An intimate friend of the Macksy
family, whose name is withheld by
special request, confirms the r-pcrt of
the CAUSES which led the princess to
seek separation from her husband.
The friend referred to says that the
case will soon be heard in the courts
At Paris and that the princess charges
Prince Colona with numerous acts Of
adultry in addition to general pro-
digacy.
DEMING, N. NJ, Nov. 29.-It is ad-
mitted by both sides that battle be-
tween the rebels and the goverG ment
forces will be fought near Ascenclon
within few days. There are now
three hundred soldiers stationed at the
town Of Ascension and a hundred more
will reach there tomorrow. The rebels
under command of Cruz Chaves are
sncamped in the mountains near b..
The Mexican government has aban-
1oned their original plan CT raising
roops for the defense OF the frontier by
lrafting poems and Mormons into the
army, having found that at heart the
enlisted men we're in sympathy with
he rebels and liable to revolt in the
midst of battle. Only regulars will |
,e employed to quell the trouble.
The rebels are now we'll organized |
With Santana Perez, as commander in |
.bief. One division is under Chavez. |
mother under Pillar Barrels and a third |
lnder Juan Pacheco. Oily the first |
livision will be engaged IN the first |
,attle, the two latter being in the |
'icinity of Guerrero. Chavez's men
re provided with two hundred rounds |
f ammunition, plenty of firearms and
re fearless and determined
1t is almost certain that the first
ght will result in a victory for the
ebels Oh account OF their position in
he mountains, from which it will be
ext to i'm possible to dislodge them.
The report that the Ascarate broth
rs, of Las Cruces, had been captured
" the rebels turns out to be unbound
d, both brothers reaching here this
1orning. The rs-bels had visited their
anch at Palotada, asking for supplies,
ut upon being refused went away
Tithout doing Any damage. The As
arate's are largo ranch owners and
ere reported to nave been held for
10000 ransom each.
WASHINGTON, Dec 2.-Senator Jones,
Nevada, who has spent the greatest