Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-09-15

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. IT, Dictators Cabezas and Madriz have committed another outrage on American citizens at Bluefields. An American launch was ssized, charged with having been used in murder of Nicaraguans, though against the wishes of the Bluefelds Banana Company, her owners. The state de- partment at Washington has asked the Nicaraguan government to explain.
 BERLIN, Sept. 7.-The Emperor William made sensational speech last night at banquet, He had previously struck the names of count Won Mirbach, Count Won Danitz and generals Klitz- ming and Sandim from the list of guests, and thus marked his displeature at these persons because of their views on the land question.
 SOFIA, Sept. 7.-Much comment was caused by the behavior ex- prime Minis ter Stanbuloffsst an examination here yesterday. It is charged that he insult ed and caluminsted Prince Ferdinand. Stambuloff threatened the magistrate and commissary of police with ven geance and refused to answer questions. He was held in heavy bail which he furnished. When entering his carriage, after leaving the hall, man struck him with stick. His assallant was arrested. The mob then attacked Stambuloff and friends with stones. People who are judges of the events consider that the throne of Prince Ferdinand has been shaken to it's foundation.
 EgREKA, Cal, Sept. 7.-Assemblyman A. J. Bledsoe, independent candidate for reelection, will make Brecken- ridge campaign. He has been divorced from his wife on the grounds of cruelty and adultery.
 SPRINGFIELD, Ill.,, Sept. 7.-The de- mocrats opened the campaign here last night with a monster rally at which Franklin McVeigh, candidate for the United States senate, was the principal speaker. Senator Palmer and Congress- man Springer also made addresses.
 RENO, Nev., Sept. 7.-The populists reconvened this morning and adopted a platform which demands free coinage at a ratio of 16 to l; the unconditional re- peal of the national bank laws; the gov ernment issue of legal tender notes and a system of government loans; opposes the issuance of gov erDment loans; de- mands that states having arid and swamp lands employ idle labor to re- claim them, the government defraying the expenses and levying the cost on the lands SO improved; favors govern ment ownership of railroads.
 James Doughty, of Elko, was nomi- mated for congress.
 PARKvILLE, Mo-, Sept. "A c. Veach shot and killed Charles Morris on the eve of his marriage to Miss Jones. Both men had been courting her.
 DENVER, Colo, Sept. 7.--The attend ance on the Irrlgating congress was smaller. many delegates having already gone home.
 Thomas R. Cutler, of Utah, read a paper on beet sugar culture.
 Senor Iberolla, of Mexico, spoke of the necessity of an international water commission, to settle the dispute be- tween Mexico and the United States over the water privileges.
 David Boyd, of Colorado, read paper on Mature and her behavior in the river Platte"
 Judge Emery, of Kansas, made a speech on the "True signifcation of the irrigation movement in regard to arid land"
 He denounced Secretary Morton's letter to congress which said ''These meetings have nothing to do with prac tical irrigation" as utterly untrue.
 There will be two reports from the on irrigation which is engag- ed in bitter fight over the question of government control of arid lands ceeded to states.
 ST. LOUIS, Mo, Sept. Eugene Dickson swallowed green fly on the 4th and died on the 9th. He was play. ing ia the kitchen laughing heartily when he swallowed the fly. An hour af forwards he became ill and physician was called, but not githstau ding this the child rapidly grew worse and died in fearful agony.
 UTICA, N. r., Sept 7.-The weavers at the Globe Woolen mills have struck against reduction of wages. The mills employ 700 operatives.
 NEW YORK, Sept. 7.-The strike of the tailors, affiliated with the Federal Trades, is practically ended. Many large contractors todoy signed the agree ment decided on last night.
 NORWICH. Eng, Sept. I'm today's session of the Trades Union congress, Henry Ballard, representing the Ameri- can Federation of Labor, said that the American laborers believed the time ripe for the worlds wage workers to unite.
 PORTLAND, Or, Sept. 7.-When 0. Smith opened his store this morning he found w. H. Warehouse, a resident of lying in pool of blood in front of a trap gun, which Smith had set for burglars.
 NEW YORK, Sept. 6.-James Coleman Drayton has commenced proceedings to secure divorce from Charlotte August Drayton, daughter of William Astor. Harlett Alsop Burrows has been named as correspondent.
 HENDERSON, Ky, Sept. GA party of young men, living near Klrkmanville, started guying newly married couple, Stephen Giles, a widower of 60 who married Gertrude, miss of 16. Giles a shot gun into the bolster ous crowd. Two of them cannot recov- or. Giles was arrested.
 WASHINGTON, Sept. 6.-The treasury tO-day in letter in an-