Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-06-09

OF the western hemisphere ~ means Of
lntercon' mental railroads. reciprocal
treaties and a commou Medium OF ex-
change.
Representative Hit, OF Illinois, who
was Closely associated with Blaine, says
OF the proposition of Mr.. Reed on on
the lines advanced Ia Flames policy:
The later Was never fully spread be-
fore the public, as 1t Rad such a scope
which C uld only be developed by slow
stages, snd Blaine's health during his
later days Were not such us to permit
him to accomplish the ends be had in
view"
A great deal Of significance is attach
ed to the Reed interview by many pub
lie nen rere. For several months there
has been a growing sentiment among
republican members in favor of liberal
policy toward silver. Among Reeds
most intimate and constant associates
In the house was the late Representa-
tive Newland of Nevada, and Represen-
tative Sweet Of Idaho, who are radical
supporters of silver.
The eX-speaker has made a study OF
the silver question from the standpoint
OF the miner and western member until
he Is said to have a mastery of the in
tricacies of the question quite equal to
that OF Bland.
ST LOUIS, June Miss Madeline
kerens, second daughter of Hen. r. g.
publican committee of the state, was
last evening united 10 marriage to Ed
ward ID. Kenna, general attorney for
the Frisco railroad. Archbishop Kahn
performed the ceremony, which was
witnessed by large assemblage OF
prominent people from different parts OF
the country.
New ORLEANS, June 3.-The glove
contest between Barry and German
look place last evening before the Oily
mpic Club and 1000 people. Both men
stripped in Splendid condition. After
the first round it was a foregone fact
that Barry would win, as he was both
too clever and big for the little Patter-
son boy. Every round was hard fought
and was called by many sports the
cleverest fight seen here in many day
German was severely punished, but
stood the i'll treatment manfully to the
end. In rounds nine and ten he was
knocked down many times, but always
managed to respond in a plucky man
ner. The second threw up the sponge
in the tenth round and Barry was de-
clared the winner.
SAN Francisco Cal, June ga
Washington special to the Examiner
says that Attorney General Olney ha.
filed in the California courts against tn.
estate of the late Senator Stanford {
claim for the sum of S15,OO0,OO0, thai
being his proportionate share OF the
debt of the Central Pacific railroad tt
the government, under the theory thai
the personal assets of individual mem
bers Of the original Central Pacific syn
dictate are liable for debts of corpora
ton.
DRIVEN OUT.
BARCELONA, June 5.--Five thousand
strikers drove miners out of the Hoffman
mines near Cumberland today and threat
ened them with punishment if they
presume work while the strike continue
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, June 5.-Tbe
governor this afternoon ordered troops
sent to Gainesville at once.
LEWISTON, Me-, Jnne 5.-The repub-
lican state convention today renominat
ed Henry Cleves for governor.
GALLOWAY, Neb., June 5.-About
o'clock last evening gale swept witt
terrible fury over this town. Man,
buildings were wrecked.
TERRYTowN, N. j. June Five boy!
five to twelve years..of age, inmates of tn,
Catholic Sisters of Mercy school, hav,
died of poisoning. the result of eating
herbs picked on the playground. Sever
more boys are critically Ill.
PARIS, June 5.-Lady Viatoria Black
wood, youngest daughter of the British
am bassador. Marquis of DufferiD, wa!
married today to Hon. William Lee
PInnkett, eldest son of Lord Plunkett
archbishop of Dublin.
WASHINGTON, June 5.-Voting Oh tht
sugar schedule began promptly at 1 p
%. today. The first vote was on the
Jones amendment, fixing the date wher
the sugar schedule will go into effec
and the sugar bounty be terminated a.
January l 1895. 1t was adopted.
PORTLAND, Or, June 5.-The rivel
rose three inches last night. The
damage along the river front alone il
beyond comprehension. The situation
in the north end OF the city, where many
poor people have homes submerged
grows more serious every hour.
ROME, June Sin the chamber OF
deputies today Premier Crlspi announc
ed that the cabinet has resigned. The
king reserved his decision 10 regard tc
to accepting the resignation. Thi:
step is a result of the smallness of the
majority by which Crispi's proposal fol
financial reforms was adopted.
TACOMA, WASH. June 5.-The Puy.
allu, Stuck and White rivers, between
Tacoma and Seattle, are very high and
still rising. The Stuck has overlooked
farms near Summer. doing considerable
damage to hop yards and crops. The
waters are higher than they have been
for many years.
Assistant General Superintendent
Dickinson of the Northern Pacific, says
General Manager Case OF the Great
Northern rode with him from Helena to
Spokane Friday and left Spokane with
blankets and vaiise full of food to look
for his railway west of Spokane. Many
miles of the Great Northern are washed
out.
BoIEs, Idaho, June 5.-Judge Beatty
today sentenced the $50 Coxeyites who
stole the Union Pacific train from thirty
to sixty days. General Schiller was given
six months. Other leaders got from
thirty days to four months in the various
county jails. The rank and file are lm-
psisoned In stockade near Huntington.
LONDON, June A party of excur-
sionists near Troleeco ferry, Ireland,
picked up an old shell and began rolling
it along the ground. The shell explod-