Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1894-04-07
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sat sneech, which was listened 10 81
sant,v.ly by senators and many repre-
sent,t,ves. The galleries were crowded
Senator AllisJn, who had intended tC
follow from a republican Standpoint
rove away to the short session, and the
Senate afterward adjourned.
New YORK, April 2. -Gsorge Fl. Fea
IONS attorney for the Western UnloI
telegraph comp my, ssys this evening:
ave deny the right OF Governor Till
man to interfere with interstate com
msrca business We have iken no
action against him. but may do some
thing.iu order to establ sh prece lent
Our agents at Darlington and Colum
"a have beer instructed to forward al
messages which III soldiers stationed il
The office will permit.
DENVER, Colo, April 3.-Unusual
interest is mani ested ID the municIpaI
election here today. In the suburbs
of Denver and som other cities, 1t is
| the first election 10 which women are
previeged t. vote. At noon but few
women voted. At Highland there are
ten women capd d ite= consequently tie
scenes are lively at all the polls.
| FRESNO, Ca, April 2-The defeuse
| in the Heath case today put b. j..
/ Boland, formerly the husband OF Mrs.
| Cora Palmer, on the star d. He gave
testimony exa"tly opposite to that gwen
| asst week bv Mrs. Palmer, who had TO
| "a carried into the uTt room on cot.
| he denied havi 70 been in Fresno at any
| time near tnr time when New hirter's
death occurred and said, therefore, that
| Mr= Palmer couldu't nave brought him
| 10 Fresno on the night OF the murder.
| The pro u ion ella m theT will be able
| convict B1land f perjury, as they
| have sub tan;ial evidence that he was
here a, shat time and that the whole
| story is false.
WHITTIER, Cal, April 2.-The second
| Los Angeles regiment Of The industrial
army. humble ing 40 men, a rived b. re
| at 3 o'clock this aft rnoon. They were
hot, dusty and hungry. When the regi-
4 ment went INTO camp the people set
a5ous relieving their wants. Cash to
the amount Of SD. ninety dozen eggs,
200 loaves of bread. twenty four pounds
OF butter, 100 p tuads OF bsef, fifty
| pounds pork, thirty pounds sausage,
| fifty piss and two cases of canned fruits
| shed, but all decent ard orderly.
Geaeral VIuatte delivered an address
| 20 the popul ce. declsFiag it tie pur-
| pose ~ the r, gimenI 10 march peace
| ably to Washington, there to urge the
| government to give employment 20 the
| suffering masses on public works aud
tostoD immigration. A,ltha industrial
lists hen attended uni services in the
NJ. E. church. Seventy-one OF them
professed religion and many others we're
prayed for. Every one took a pledge
| not to drink IntGxi catiny liquor. The
army is camped in a grove ia the out
skirts If town ton'gat. 10 the morning
| tney will move toward An helm.
LIS ANGELO, April 2.-Tho ID Ie2i-
| ment of the Industr al army marched
out of here this afternoon, about $50
strong. They were orderly aud were
we'll equipped with blankets. Th y lad
one tam and wagon. The men claim
they will march to San Bernardino ard
the secure passage over the Atlantic &
Pacific.
UaIoNTowN, April 4-The war be-
tween the strikers end workinemen is
on 10 earnest and s-veral serious out
breaks are reported. Andy Miller, a
Hungarian, was attacked by fifty riot
ers aud horribly beaten with clubs and
stones. He will not live.
Trotler was the seems of the widest
d sordsr. Nearly $50 Hungarians camp
ed there took pc session OF the comps-
ny's ground. Toe mob joined 1000 pen
FROM New Heaven, armed with guns,
ron bars, picks and stones, and started
north ward, to tbe region where 1000
men are at work, protected 10y armed
deputies. At the Mayfeld and Don
nelly plants they attacked the work
men. Fifteen shots were fred by the
deputies and the II sters retired. One
striker was mortaily woanded. TIE
rioters are preparing for another at
ask.
KANSAS CITY, Mo. April 4.-The vote
WAS he largest ever pUled il this city.
The republicans have scored a com
Dlete victory in the Kansas municipal
elections.
An effort to get out the women to vote
was unsuccessful.
WAsHINGToS, April i.-(Speo al. Rep
resentaiive Camin e.ti introduced today
a resolution au horizing the holding of
a conference of nations of the Western
hemisphere to draft treaty remonet-
ling silver.
PITrsBURG, Pa, April A drizzl ug
rain discomforted C1xey's men but they
enj yed fresh meat breakfast. Some
city recruits were enrolled yesterday,
and 200 more are "iamortng to enlist.
LEADvILLE, Cos. AIril f. -Excite-
menJ was caused b. tho dis ;cvsry of a
dynamite bomb I'D tie curt = uSe today.
The fuse was nearly burned up, but
broken off A re? ard of $1,000 was
offered by the county for the arrest of
the person who placed the machine
where i. was found.
WASHINGTON, April 4. The Behring
sea bill slipped through til house with
out the usual delays. The house COM
mi5tee voted, unanimously, to report he
senate bill. Chairman MLCreary has
arranged TO put the bill before the
house at the earliest moment possible.
La the event of opposition McCrr airy
will secure special rule making the
Behring sea bill the immediate order of
business.
PROVIDENCE. r. l., April 4.-Today's
election is thu fret, under the plurality
rule. providing for the candidates |
having plurali y to be elected. Cover |