Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1894-03-17
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| iChSo' "hOio' .iiiS hoihiuS. ne queen
speech says that negotiations with the
United States for carrying out the
award If the Behring sea arbitration
are in progress. She expects that a
disnified examination into the recent
collisions between the French and
British fore IN west Africa will be
made, AID ilfosms the commons that
estimates are soon 10 be submitted for
making adequate provisions for the
defense of the empire. 1t points out
that crime 10 Irleand, has been reduced
to the loves point il fifteen years and
promises that measures for the settle
ment of the evIcted tenants question
will soon be made. Also for amend
ment of the registration lave and the
abolition OF plural voting, and deallug
with tie eccl astical estab' ished church
in Wales AID Scotland. Local govern
ment for Scotland will be on the basis
a that recently accorded TO England
and Wales Laws for the direct control
OF the liquor traffic also for Cancellation
in labor Disputes aud an amendment to
the factory and mines act will soon be
made.
LONDON, Msrch IA vast crowd
gathered 10 tie VICINITY of the foreign
office awaiting tue arrival OF the leaders
| who were 10 attend greaf liberal
meeting. Premier Roseberry presided.
| Ia opening address Roseb5rry alluded,
IN eulogy, to the retirement of Glad
stone and declared that the liberal
party had not changed it, policy in
least, and the present cabinet i pledged
| to TIA sans pO!lcy "a tie former one.
The lrieh qaesti n and home rule being
particularly referred to be said the
present goyerIms MT had entirely
identified it-elf vat Gladstone'5 decla-
ration. In hlS last speech, touching
the house OF lords. Roseberry said ha
was long sincs convinced that under
| the existing democratic sutfage the
| house. OF lords wa5 an anomaly and that
| the lords were no lonHer hereditary law
glvers, but great tory organization at
the beck ana ca o. single political
| leader, and that when the tories were
| IN office the power OF veto was not
exercised. but when the liberals were
| in power the Vsto was exercised to q
| point beyond :orhearance. The speaker
| said that the liberals were not blind
to this danger ard wJuld not lose 8 ght
of any constitutional measure 20 relieve
the country. Still, the speaker said, he
would not 80 90 the extent of some who
propose to ;.ebar tie peers from the
opportunity of s-rving the state. In
conclusion ROseberry assured the
liberals that ~ liberal in their rauks
would b. more steedfast to duty than
be, Roseberry. and Sir William Har-
court who followed they were loudly
cheered.
MoNTEPEhiER, We, March 12-The
Vermont Central train WIS wrecked
this morning by Ooulers rolling on the
track, On man was killed and several
seriously injured.
DRACo, Mess. March I2.-Tha em-
plOyes OF the Marrimack mills struck
this moru1ng Treuty Thousand peo-
pie are directly affected.
Rio De JAxEIs5, March 12.-The
represented jvea of foreign powers were
officially notified yesterday, that opera
tons against the INSURGENTS 10 bay of
Rio would he resumed after forty-eight
hours. TIL GOVERNMENT feet is off the
entrance.
WASHINGTON. March 12.-At the
opening CT tHe Pollard Breckenridge
trial, THE mUrnin... Judge Bradley
dii ected tas court ID be cleared of all
ladies' who were not witnesses in the
case. Numbors had secured PLACES to
isten t. the pr caeJiugs. Thy went
out considerao.y ruffi-d. Then coz
siderable tme was taken up b. law
yers IN tie discussion of technical Oh
jections to the admission of various
8tiidsrits and conditions under which
certain book called for b. plaintiff,
Saturday. had beer pat into the hands
of the court CO *.
NE@ YORK, Morch 1J-The steamer
Maasdaul which saied today for
Rotterdam. carried eleven members of
tbs Mormon church. who arriv d yes
ter0ay from Salt Lake City. The
Morm0o church IS sending 1000 mis-
scenarios TO Europa in search of con-
verts.
PLEAsANToN, Kan, March 10-The
worst sand storm IN years ragged 10 this
vicinity from this morning until
this afternoon. The velocity of The
wind being nearly seventy mills per
hOu-, Farmers re ort that wheat in
piowed ground blowed out and Ia stub
ole ground the sand lodged, forming
miniature mountains.
ST. PAUL, March I9.-It has been
showing hard her. siaCe early this
evening, accompanied by high winds.
Reports shG " the storm general
Throughout tire state and in tbs Da-
kotas.
CHICAGO, March 10.-A heavy wild
storm struck this city ionight, the gale
blowing sixty miles per hour.
New York. March 1O-A number of
and dry gCULn business called on Sena-
tor Davld b. Hill, at the hotel New
Netherlands tuGay. The conference
lasted fully a. houy and The Wilson
bill was thu ou;y topic discussed. One
of the visitors sad: We sll object to
the income tax part of it" Oh, L
realized long ago" replied Mr. Hill,
''thst the business men of New York
state opposed the income tax. Represen-
tatives from the south and extreme
west seem to favor it, but | don't think
their arguments are sound or can be
defended. | hope We will be able to
induce congress not 10 pas it, but | can
not predict"
DURANGo, Mex, March 10-The
stock range OF Pedro Sanches, fifty
miles w,st Of here, WAS the scene OF a
desperate ARRAY yesterday beteeen
band OF brlgcnds and tn force Of EN-
ployees lea by Sanchez. When the out
laws rode up to the main residence and
demanded money strong guards of
laborers opened fire on them. The rob-
bers were taken completely by surprise
and two were killed, but the remainder
rallied quickly and returned the fire,
killing one ranch hand and wOupdinC