Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1894-08-04
TELEGRApHIC.

W ~hS-A O-'' jay
Senate Territorial Committee
have ordered favorable report on
the bills admitting Arizona and
New Mexico into the Union. The
bills passed the House.
Denver, Colo. July 25.-The Turner
convention today decided to hold the
mex. convention in Louisville, Kentucky,
in 1896.
! Protests were adopted against legisla-
! t on tending to keep out all desirable
| immigrants and introducing religious
subjects in schools.
WEAvERvILLE, Ca, July 2o.-Ihe
aged mother Of James Mo5re, while
alone in the house cooking, was burned
! to death. Her clothes evidently caught
| fire at stove and she was too feeble to
help herself
WASHINGTON, July %. - Secretary
Herbert has ordered the "Petrel" ard
Concord" to proceed at once to the
China station on account OF the threaten
! ing aspect of Corean affairs.
CHICAGO, Ills., July 25.-The Allen
Paper Car wheel works at Pullman
started today. Officials notified the
employees to return to work, protection
for them being guaranteed. Unless
they return at once new men will be
employed.
A Russian threw several massive
stones through the plate glass OF
the Pullman residence. He was at once
arrested.
CARTHAGE, Mo-, July 24.-Rev. G. FL.
Hemingway, OF the First Presbyter-
ian church, preached sermon last
night in reply to Rev. Myron Reed, OF
Denver, who recently said in an ad-
dress that Christ was an anarchist
who, he said, was as different in every
way from an anarchist as daylight diff
fers from darkness. de characterized
the utterances of Reed as blasphemy
and expressed doubt AS to whether he
could get forgiveness for his sin.
DENVER, July 2i.-All incoming trains
today bring delegates to the oath an
nual session of the imperial council OF
the order of mobiles of the Mystic
Shrine, which convenes tomorrow.
The largest caravan was that OF the
Syran Temple of Cincinnati. 100 strong
which came iD special train at :
o'clock. Among the other large parties
were the Taugier Temple of Omaha
and the Sesostus Temple, of Lincoln,
Neb. Tonight most of the mobiles will
assist at tie ceremonial session Of the
FL Jebel Temple, of Denver. Sixty
members will be initiated.
| WASHINGTON, July 25.-This morning
the senate agreed to the conference re-
port on the legislature. executive and
judicial appropriation bill.
Aliens resolution requiring the de-
partment of justice to transmit all cor
respondence between the department
and the railroads centering in Chicago,
went over.
| CHICAGO, July 25.-I In fight in the
Grand Trunk yards today policeman
and two rioters were badly injured.
The strikers attempted to stop train
and pelted the officer with stones who
fired wounding the rioters.
THE A. R. U. CONTEMPT CASE.
CHICAGO, July 25.-In the A. h. U.
contempt cases t,day Judge Woods
delivered brief opinion formally over
ruling a motion of the defense to '4uash
informations." The court continued
the case till September 8.
Attorney Erwin for the A. r. U. vlo-
lently assailed the government officers
and indirectly the court. Judge Woods
showed suppressed excitement by his
trembling hands.
By order Of the court the bail OF the
four prisoners was reduced from fifteen
thou and to five hundred dollars each
| YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio, July 25.-AfteI
several weeks tie-up the Youngstown
street car company resumed operations
today with non-union men. Strikers
piled ties on the tracks and stoned cars
| CHICAGO, July 25.-Judge Lyman
Trumbull has wired to Washington
that he declines to act as government
arbitrator in the Pullman strike, mas
much as the trouble is over.
WASHINGTON, July pa full grown
ST. Bernard dog attacked and nearly
killed the six year old son of George
Barnet. The maddened brute was tear
ing the child to pieces when the father
succeeded in driving it off with heavy
club. The mother of the boy wa:
knocked senseless by blow from the
husbands club which sccidently struci
her. The animal was killed by police
man.
| WASHINGTON, July 25.-In fire today
three fremen were killed, II persons
injured AID over 200 horses were burned
to death. The property burned con
sisted of warehouses and stables. The
great loss of life and injury was caused
by failing walls.
YoKoHoMA, July 25.-rhe JAPANESE
forces in Corea have commenced a for
ward movements against the Chinese
position and a battle is expected daily
COLORADO SPRINGS. Colo, July %
Twenty-Five persons, including two wo
men will be arrested tomorrow, charged
with tarring ard feathering Adjutan
General Tarsney.
HUTCHINSON, X g., July %. -Populis
renominated Jerry Simpson by accla