Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1894-06-30

ROME. June 2l.-Princess Collona,
daughter of Mrs. j. W. Mackay, has en-
tered an action for separation from her
husband. The case will be tried at
Naples, where the prince viii appear
IN person.
Los ANGELES. June 21.-Ths seduc-
on suit for heavy damages br0L hit hy
Lillian Ashley against f. j. Baldwin
Will not bs tried ia Los Angeles. Yes
,erday = motion On the part of the de
fen6ant II transfer the case from the
superior court Of this comfy 10 San
Francisco was granted.
PORTLAND, o., June Ex-Governor
PenuUyer said toCay in refere nee TO the
press comment on the recent Oregon
election:
Our exIsting financial policy Is Op-
pressing the mLltitudes, and yet Oregon
uniDtentiOnslly &C the laie election en-
dorsed the oppressor. | am nos IN
grateful for the unstInted abuse given
me since the election by the p,utscratic
press Of the COUNTRY, realizing, as
Pope expressed it, that 'villailous Gen.
sure Is extOrsed PRAISE"
PERRY, Okla, June 21.-A terrible
accident occurred here this eveniL ?. in
which little girl OF Hon. A. G. Potter
was horribly men2led and many were
slightly wounded. The "Pcnca Cy-
clones" an IGdisn base ball team of the
OtOe tribe and Famous" nine of Perry,
were paying match game at Jerome
park, and the grand stand, On which
were sitting several hundred people,
fell, and all vent down to the greund
in heap. None but the child Was
fatally hurt.
DALLAS, Tex, June 21-Two special
cars arrived here this evening with Gov.
HOgg and party, who leave Dallas in
the morning on business tip 10 Gns
east in och i of Texas.
Governor H0gg will be expected to
make several very s.ropG speeches. He
will make addresses ia behalf OF Te- g
u Chicago, New York, PhiIsdelph
Baltimore, Washington, Boston and s.
Louis. Gov. HoQg will ESQ deliver an
a"tre ass before the 9amTapy society =
New York on July L. Ii is believed IN
Tsxa hat the Tammany scciety's invi-
u las f0r lite object IN placing him
smc its -ith OF July orators is surely
| the first step ia liz. 1cuciIg bin to the
| country as the possible second ma on
the democratic presidential ticke5
| PUNxsATAwNEY, Pa, June 22.-The
| Fifth aud Sixteenth and Sheridan
troops reached here at o'clock. The
| troops marched at once to Wslstop, the
secene of the trouble.
| HoLITsDALE, Pa, June 22.-Notices
were posted today by the U cited States
Colleriee mpany that the Mount Yer
non Golfers would start CD Monday at
| the old rate of fifty cents PER gross n.
| The notices were pleasant surprise to
| the miners as the companies seemed de-
terminsdto pay mora no than forty cents.
| WAssINGToN, June 21.-A rather GEN.
sational episode occurred at 1870 in
the senate. Senator Alien, OF Ne
brasks, moved to put al lumber on
| the free list. Sen tor Chardler charged
| that the Nebraska eeDetor made a
bargain with the democratic side 10
| obtain it. IL explanation of his vote
on the sugar amendment he said &c
had not yet made up his mind bow to
vote on the bill which was threat TO
get this amendment adopted. He was
/ com pletIng a bargaio. Allen retorted
/ hat his vote and action was nOae OF
| ObaudIer's business. Acaa $ ose-
quentIy obtained the floor and replied
| t. Chambers remarks. He claimed
| that be (Ailen) vas not TO be deferred
from his purpose oy u senator who had
put himself In the atsitnde Of bsboon
on every possible occasion.