Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1894-05-12


heard.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 2.-This after
noon a large number of the repu bl'cHn
editors OF the state gathered in the
Crocker building is response to call
issued as result of the preliminary
meeting held on April g. The purpose
in view is an organization o. league
republican newspapers o: the state to
the end that Hnited and harmonious,
and consequently effect We, work msy be
done during the coming campaign.
SAN Francisco. May up to date
Chinese registrations number 44,OOO
for Collector WelburD's district. The
time fixed by law expires May 3.
PORTLAND, Ore, Nay 2.-United
States Dis riot Judge Bellinger ruled
today that all Oh ness who bad left the
United states after the McCreary act
was passed should have taken the pre-
caution to observe all the requirement g
of the Law, and that they cannot now
gain admission by claiming that they
were not posted as to it's provisions.
CLEVELAND. Ohio, May 2-Seven
thousand men again assembled this
morning and marched on mission OF
destruction. Every window was broken
at the Variety iron works ard the entire
force of men working were run out.
The mob were attacked by the police
and many were laid low with clubs.
Among the rioters taken into custoday
was Tom Moore, who at the meetings OF
the unemployed urged the men to
adopt anarchist methohts. His head
was laid open by the policeman's
club,
The mob was composed entirely OF
unemployed foreigners, mostly Italians
and Poles. An organization vita S,OUl
TO 10000 members has been affected
among them within few days. This
organization gave Nay day parade
yesterday end encouraged by the slight
resistance offered them started out
again today. The purpose seens to be
so'ey riot aud destruction.
Mayor Blee has Iesued a request to
the Cleveland Griys, an Independent!
military organization, to be ready tC
Grays are now under arms at the ar
mory. Four companies Of the Fifth
r. giment also were ordered under srms
The mayor has issued proclamation
warning all persons from congregatins
and prohibiting their meeting on Monu
mental square.
ST. LoUIs, Mo-, May g. The Belle
vile miners today marched upon 1OO(
Glen Carbon miners and asked then
not to work. Efforts are being made t
force out the men at Edwardsville
Mount Olive, Clyde and Gillespie.
San Francisco, CAL. May 3.-Ths
period with which the Chinese resident
Of the United States are required b,
law to register in order to avoid deport
alton, expires at II o'clock tonight
Great mass of the Chinese of San Fran
cisco have complied with the Jaw. The
total number Of registrations will bs
about 4S0G0 which is within 1900 oi
the total Chinese population of the dis
trict a large part of these 1900 come:
under the head OF 'exempts" being
merchants, or other laborers, and vii
suffer 10 penalty, so that very few
Chinese here have not complied will
the law.
Judge Moro x, of the United State:
court, today defined what constitutes ,
chinese merchant. Judge Morrow
holds that a Chinese claiming to be 1
merchant and making application FOL
entrance into the United States on tie
ground that be was formerly engaged il
this country as merchant, is required
by the act of Novem0er 3, 1893, to esta
blsh 10y the testimony of tso creditsblt
witnesses, other than Chinese, that appli
Cant was engaged in buying and selling
merchant Sc at fixed place of business
that it was conducted in his name al
least one year before his departure, and
that during that year he was engaged
in 10 manual labor.
DENVER, Col. May 3 Word has been
received here that w. D. Vallandipg-
ham and Tom Mimi, miners, were held
up in La Sal mountains q week ago and
robbed OF gold nuggets valued at $685.
600.
LoNDoN, Nay 3.-The trial of Farnaro
and Polti, Itali n anarchists, began to-
day. The police took great precautions
10 prevent an anarchistic gu break.
Farnaro when asked the usual qucs-
ticn replied IN Italian: Guilty.
wanted to kill some capitalists"
Polti, who is said to have turned
queens evid ruce, answered, mot guilty.
A moment later Farnarr added with
emphasis: Yes, I'm guilty. I wanted
TO blow up soma capitalists and bur-
geoise."
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo, May s.
William Dillon, miner employed in
the Ada Bella, Cripple Creek, met a
horrible death this morning.
He had lighted the fuse to eight shots
and was being elevated to the surface.
He jumped out at the mouth of the
shaft ard, missing his footing fell down
seventy fe-t 70 the bottom. His body
Sas bruised by the fail and torn by the
explosions beyond semblance Of hu-
man being.
OTTAWA, Ont, May 3.-The miners
Convention at Abba today, by vote of
six y three to fifty. five, ordered STRIKE.
IL Will lake OUT S,OOU Lu6u.
LONDON, May 3.-Arthur WELLESLEY
Pool, speaker of the house of commons.
is to retire. IT, is expected he will be
elevated to the peerage with the title of
Viscount Sandy.
LONDON, My Sat this mornings
session Of the bimetaliic conference, NJ.
raerey, French delegate, warmly urged
I he establishment Of an international
bimetallic league. The proposal was
cordially supported.
Kansas City, May g. Mrs. Mary
Lease was asked today what shs thought
Of the CoXey movement. She said
This spontaneous uprising of people
from every part of the country is not
the work Of one man and IL is not ac-
cidentsl. 1t was bad enough for the
American people to take their corn meal
and soup bone from the bands of char
ity, but now charity fails to provide
and something must be DONE"
When asked what she would have