Arizona weekly citizen., 1893-12-02
will ask Mir. Dupuy to reconstruct the

will ask Mir. Dupuy to reconstruct the
 cabinet
 BELGRADE, Nov. 27.-The Serviar
 cabinet has resigned. The reason
 given is the tariff conflicts with Austro
 Hungary. The real reason is the
 radical party decline to give any fur.
 ther support to the government on the ground that the latter's policy IS being dictated by King Milan.
 WASHINGTON, Nov. 25-Senators and members of congress begin to return and are to be found around the hotels, the capitol and all the departments.
 Many mem bers are making arrange ments for the winter and settling their families in hotels and residences they have selected. There is a great deal of interest manifested among congress men about the tariff. There is a gen ersl impression that little will be done before the holidays although the wheels of legislation will be going around all the time. There are several matters pending in both houses which can oc cupy time even if the tariff bill does not come upIn the house at onoe SEATTLE, Wash, Nov. 25.-Charles F. Blackburn, mining expert, was ar rested last night for sending threaten ing letters through the malls. Black burn is crank on silver and religion. For the past three years he has been writing abusive, scurrilous and threat ening letters to preachers, editors, poli- ticians and private citizens who dis. agreed with him on political or social questions. One hundred postal cards were written to the editor of the Post Intelligencer, most of them threaten ing terrible death if the policy of the paper on the silver question was ad- hered to. He also wrote to President Cleavland and to Secretary Carlisle, threatening to kill them. His favorite expression was: "I will kill the presl- dent, John Carlisle and the editor of the Post -Intelligencer." When ar rested he did not deny writing the let ters and said he meant what they con- tained.
 NEW YORK, Nov. 28.-A four-masted schooner is ashore of Fire island. The crewlof nine men and one woman are in the rigging, the life saving crew tried in vain to reach her. The life line does not reach and the surf is so heavy a boat cannot go out. An attempt will now be made with rocket. It is doubt ful now If it got off before night.
 WASHINGTON, Nov. 2s.-The Pres ident has appointed Col. E. s. Otis, of the twentieth infantry to be brigadier general to fill the vacancy caused by the retirement of General Csrlin.
 OL CITY, Ps., Nov. 28.-Fire this morning destroyed an entire block consisting of twelve or fifteen buildings The loss is estimated at S100,0OO. Mrs. Shields and three children perished in the flames.
 BERLIN, Nov. 28.-It now appears that Emperor William on Sunday, received an internal machine from Orleans similar to one sent Caprivi. It was sccompan- jed by letter. Both were delivered at the emperor's civil cabinet where it's nature was discovered and it was rendered harmless.
 NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 28.-A cross tie placed on the track of the Missis- sippi Valley road wrecked a gravel train. Firema an Joe Fogarty was killed, and Engineer Matthew Casey fatally injured. Three others of the train crew were hurt.
 ERIE, Pa., Nov. 2S.-Near Canneaut, Ono, two freights on the Lake Shore road colllded. Thirty cars were wrecked. Engineer John Sohwinger and Fireman Wm. Mehan were badly injured. En- gineer Joel Gains and Fireman Kirk were killed.
 PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 27.-Saladin won the first heat in race with DIrectum today. Directum won Tn the second Time in both heats, 2:1O14. Directum won the third heat by length, under the whip; time, 2:l1H. Directum won