Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1894-04-21

cession was formed which xended it's
way up Market street, which was lined
with greas crowds of people. The pro-
cessioD was joined by the military from
Preside and escorted to the fair
grounds. Inside the fair the recreation
grounds were made the place of assem-
bly, and King Felix and his gay follow
ers again passed in review before thous-
ands of spectators They were here re-
ceived In state by Governor Markham
and Mayor Ebert, the latter Of whom
surrendered the keys of the city to the
merry invaders.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 1.-THE Sec
ond regiment of the industrial army,
numbering 500, left tonight for Chi
cago via Mohave, the city authorities
having arranged with the railroad com-
panies for box cars. The men are not
going to Washington but are mostly me-
chanIcs who desire to return to their
homes in the east.
SALT LAKE, Utah, April 17.-Work-
ingmen held a meeting and d. cided to
to raise an industrial army to GO to
Washington. About 200 enlistments
were made. A great labor meeting is to
bs held on Saturday night next, at
which they say they will get 1,00G re-
curtis.
WASHINGTON, April IL While the
police authorities of Washington are
not making their plans in advance,
they are laying active preparations to
receive General Coxey anu his common
veal army. Two members Ct the de-
tectiYe branch of the forcs went to ioiu
the army at Cumberland Saturday.
Their business will be TO make the &C.
quaintance Of any criminals who may be
enlisted In the ranks and to learn the
true inwardness OF the movements, and
and If it conceals any sinister de-
signs,
Fresno, Cal, April I5.-Professor W.
A. Sanders, the retired educator, sus-
pected by bis neighbors of being guilty
of numbering William Wooten, the aged
rancher, who disappeared from Berkly
several weeks ago, and whose three
thousand acres of land now proves to
have been strangely decided to Sanders,
was taken into custody by officers from
this city last night, and the charge of
murder entered against him. The re-
port from Selma that Wooten's mangled
remains had been found near there
proves to be erroneous.
OMAHA, April 18.-Kelley's men are
in a sad plight, being wet to the skin
and chilled to the bone. Violence may
foil W. The laboring men here who
MT TO sympathize with them became
demonssrative and were dispersed by
the police.
-
Council Bluffs, Governor Jackson this
at the Chatsqua grounds and retur1 to
Council Bluffs.
The leaves the industrialsfree to march
east or capture train.
WAsHI GToN. April 18.-In addition
to the quorum coun ting rule, the house
will soon have system which sill sb-
solutely compel che attendance # men,
bers. All members in the city, who can
be reached, will be treated as formerly.
and all not having a leave of absence
will lose their pay.
SAN FRAECIsCo, April 1.-Two street
cars have bseu held up by highwsymen
in San Francisco within four days. Toe
last robbery occurred this morning,
when Hayes street cable car was stop
ped by masked ROBBERS in thickly- pop
ulated district, and the conductor, grip
man, and single passenger were rob-
bed of all their valuables The robbers
real zed two wa.caes and about $50.
Th=y escaped.
Another street car was held no on the
San Bruno road Saturday night, for
which crime tao young men living near
the scene % the robbery are now under
arrest.
San FRANCISCO, A pril 1.-THE steam
ship Peru arrived from China and ia
pan today. 1t brought 753 Chinese
passengers, this unusual number being
due to the fact that the time for regis
tratlon is drawing to close.
PRESCOTT, A. I. April 17.-Jerome,
the largest mining camp in Arizona.
burned to the ground this morning.
All the business houses are gone, in
ciuding the records and other property
OF the postoffice. The fire could not be,
controlled owing to the heavy wind
that prevailed. The loss is estlmat, d
at $4,000. with slight Insurance. The,
origin OF the fire was detective fus in
the pOstoffice.
WAsHINeToN, April 1.-THE horse
today by an overwhelming vote has de-
cided to adopt the quorum counting
rule, which for all practical purposes is
the same as that which Speaker Reed.
of Maine, inaugurated during the fifty
first congress. The republicans all
voted IN favor of it and it was adopted.
III to Al. After the adoption Of the.
rule, 1T only required q few minutes to-
straiGhten out the parliamentary tanole
which the house has been IN for some.
days, and the house then quietly pro-
ceeded with the consideration Of the
and diplomatic bill.
SENATE.
When the senate met today Senator
Hoar asked that all petitions protesting
against the ratification OF the Chinese
treaty might be presented in open
session instead of in executive session
as is the custom, and his motion beirg
agreed to Senators Lodge and Gallingsr
presented several such petitions. The
tariff bill was taken up.
ASTORIA, Ore, April IT.-The demo-
cratic state convention met here today.
Probably plank advocating the free
coinage of silver will be reported, and
will precipitate a lively fight. The ques-
ton of the endorsement Of the national
will also come up and is
likely to cause contest William H
Galloway was nominated for governor
On the first ballot.
ASTORIA. Ore, April 1.-THE plat
'orm adopted charges that al the evils
rom which the people are now suffer-
ng are due to the republican party
and its reckless legislation. The plat
'orm favors an income tax and endorses
he Chicago platform of 90. 1t en-
lorses Cleveland's administration; the
.epeal by congress of the odicus fed