Arizona weekly citizen., 1893-06-10
TEhEGRApHIC.

Cleveland democrats have resolve 10
run a separate democratic state ticket
during the coming fall.
They will seek admission to the demo-
cratic state convention, which vii be
controlled by Hill, Murphy, Sheehan
and Governor Flower but foresee al
ready that their delegates will be re-
fused admission.
Accordingly they are naming plans as
stated to hold s,ate convention OF
their own, and nominate state ticket
composed of different men from those
who will be nominated by the Hill,
Murphy, Sheehan, Flower convention.
All the state officers except governor
are elected this fall, also judge of the
court of appeals.
New YORK, June 5.-The Spanish
princess and suite left this morning for
Chicago. The party was escorted from
the hotel to the ferry by battalion of
the United States signal corps, Major
GIbon and a reception committee. A
special steamer conveyed them to Jersey
City, where a special train was boarded
on the Pennsylvania road.
WASHINGTON, June 5.-The president
appointed John w. Webster of New
Mexico. commissioner from the territory
of New Mexico to the Worlds Colum-
bian commission.
WASHINGTON, May 5.-The president
has appointed Cbas. II. Mansur, of Mis-
souri,, second comptroller of the treasury
Chas. w. Dayton, postmaster at New.
York city.
Rumors of a split cabinet TO call a
special session of congress before Sep
TENDER 10 in view of the financial situa-
ton failed of confirmation at the White
house this morning.
CHICAGO, June 5.-Meadorreroff Bros.
private bankers, dealers in CONNER
cial papers, doing a business similar to
that of Herman Schaffner, who failed
Saturday, made an assignment today
This was one of the oldest private bank,
ing firms in the city. The assets and
liabilities are not yet known.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, June 5.-The Kan
sas Grain company, which claims to be
the largest purchaser of grain and farm
produce in the world, has failed. The
announcement was made on the board
of trade this morning. The company
were unable to meet contract. The
announcement caused great excitement
ST. PAUL, Mimi. June 5.-This after
noon Hon. P. Fl. Keller called the
second international reciprocity conven
ton to order, with between 800 and 400
delegates. AS many more are expected
tomorrow.
The promoters of the convention seal
to avoid the appearance OF any politica
bias in their deliberations, their object
being purely commercial. The call fol
the convention recites the advantage ot
reciprocity with Canada, for both
countries, and the material development
and mutual advantage to be derived
from deep-water way to the ocean from
Lake Superior to tide water.
TOPEKA, June 4.-President Walters
was here yesterday in consultation
with the labor com missioner and Other
officials. Mr.. Walters was one of the
populist members of the last legisls
ture.
not striking for. any recognition as 6
labor organization, but against ALSO pei
cent reduction in wages. The miners
! be sale, were now paid 20 per cent less
than the miners IN the eastern states
and their expenses are higher than al
most any other state. Their wage:
were 45.per cent lower than in Colorado
At Minden, sMissouri, only half mile
from the state line, and at other Mis-
souri, shafts not over 400 yards from
Kansas mines, the miners were receiv
ing the wages the Kansas miners were
striking for. Last year the men aver
aged only S1.05 for each working day
in the year and the companies proposed
to reduce them still lower. This meant
starvation to the miners. He bad nc
doubt that the miners would win in
the end, because they were right.
PARIS, June Sat a sitting of the
sanitary board, Chief Of the Sanitary
Department Moned, announced that
forty cholera cases had been reported
in the department of Morbihan IN the
western part of France, since May 10
OF these cases % have resulted fatally
NJ. Monod said that the outbreak OF
cholera in the department of Finis-
tere and Vendee, the former of which
lies on the south and west of Nor bi
han, has been stamped out. There
had been no deaths from the disease
in those departments since May 18th.
LONDON, June 4.-Lloyds, sanitary
inspector at Bagdad, Asiatic-T Turkey,
announces the outbreak OF cholera at
some of the stations on the Tigris, and
and at Bussorah, a port on the Shatel
Arab, in consequence Of which river
traffic has been suspended.
BERLIN, June 5.-Many contradictory
and unreliable statements have beel
made since the dissolution of the reichs-
tag as to the course the government
proposes to follow toward the new
reichstag, the mem bers of which will be
elected tbis month. Among the various
reports was one TO the effect that if the
new reichstag refused to accept the
army bill in its entirety, it would be
dissolved and another election held, and
that the same course would be followed
until relchstag amenable to the mill
tary demands of the government should
be elected. The government does not
desire 10 antagonize the electors, and to-
day it is denied officially that the en-
peroT, or his responsible ministers are
seeking a conflict with the new reichs-
tag; on the contrary the governm ent is
willing to negotiate for the adoption of
the army bill On the basis OF the amend
ment offered n the last reichstag by
Baron Won Huene, the centrist leader, in
regard to the number of new men to be
added to the army.
New YORK, June 1.-Two marvels of
ship building, the steamer Campsnia
of the Cunard line and the Paris of the
American line, left port this morning
and before they arrive at their dest-
nation some of the transatlantic rec
ords may be broken. That the Cam
pania has the best chance there is but
little doubt. She has made only three
v8yaees in her brief career, but in each
Of these broke the record of some