Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1894-08-04
100 Doses Ono Dollar

LONDON, July 27.-InformatIon re-
ceived here leaves no doubt but that the
We Imam Arctic expedition 10 safe and
well on its way north.
Los ANGELES, July N.-Murderer
john Craig was taken from his cell to-
day and escorted to the court room
trembling all the way. He was bound
over without bail, charged with murder.
Colon, Nicaragua, July 27-Dispatch-
es received here state that Governor Ca
bezas had defeated the Nicaraguars.
A United States gun boat landed LOO
United States soldiers to protect Ameri-
can interests.
WOODLAND. CAL, July N.-Joe
Wallace testified that he met Worden
and others in a rig coming FROM the
direction of the wreck, shortly after it
occurred They ordered the witness
back and he got into the wagon with
them and rode back. The witness was
an ex-striker, but had never met Worden
before that occasion. The assistant dis
trict attorney said himself, that Bald
win and others had held meeting Of
mediation committee during which
Worden had asked irrevelent and i'm
pertinent questions. At that time he
stated the government was wrong in
it's attempt to move trains. Knox, at
the meeting, stated that he wished to
preserve peace. Compton, another
prisoner, was heard to remark that the
strike would be Voc by peaceful means
IL possible, but other means might have
to be resorted to.
Counsel for the defense wished to
know It the soldiers had orders through
the marshal to shoot people down in
protection of the Southern Pacific
property. The court sustained the
witness and he refused to disclose the
orders of the government in q random
examination.
WEST OAKLAND. CAL, July N.-Tbe
ocaI A r. after a heated debate and in
in the midst of great excitement, voted to
declare the strike off, General confu-
sion prevailed.
| THE PULLMAN SHOPS.
CHICAGO July 27.-Mayor Hopkins
said today that unless the Pnllmans
shops started up in few days he would
withdraw the militia. 1t Is believed
that the work will be resumed Mon
day.
WASHINGTON. July 26,-In the house
| today the communications were read
which passed between the French gov
eminent and the American embassy at
Paris relative to the ASSASSINATION or
President Carnot The secretary OF
| the United States embassy stated that
| the resolution of coincidence or the
house and sensts were read in the
J French chamber of deputies and the
senate amid great enthusiasm.
SAN FRANcIsc,, July 26.-Thst the
railroad strike in northern California Is
believed to be nearing an end 10 shown
In the fact that preparations are being
made to retire the state militia from the
field. the miiitismsn expecting To De or
dered home not later tnan Sunday next.
The marines who have been stationed
| at Oakland will leave for Mare Island
| tomorrow.
| At Sacramento a large force OF mill
tia and regulars are still maintained.
Troops are also held at DansmuIr and
Red Bluff, on the Oregon branch, and
Mt Truckee, Rocklin, Woodland and Fort
Costa. At Truckee and ROcklin there
is a strong force of regulars and ma
rines Armed guards continue to escort
many OF the most important trains, but
| of late there have been no serious dis
| turbances. The railroad company 10
till badly in need of men for many lines
of particular work, but there is no long,
err any doubt that the strikers have lost
| their cause, and there is no longer any
hope Of compromise.
WASHINGTON, July 26.-The senate
committee on territories in ordering
reports on the bills for the admission
of Arizona and New Mexico have
amended them so as to provide for
their final admission, with representa-
ton in congress, at the same time as
Utah. When the bill for Arizona
passed the house it contained coDsti-
tuition which had already been adopted
The senate struck out this revision
and a new constitution must be
adopted. 1t is understood the bills
will not be called up this session IN
the senate, but that early in the short
session they will be pasaed.
New YoRK, July TO- The republican
state convention will be held in Sara
toga on September 18th.
| New RoRK, July 26.-The Evening
Posts London csblegram says: Silver
is farthing higher at % 1916; Next
can silver dollars 2S3s and in demand,
in connection with the Coresn war. Sill
YER is also wanted for the French mints
and prompt shipment India council
! drafts are we'll taken. Forty lakhs will
be offered next week.
DENVER, COL, July 26.-The Imperial
Council of Mobiles Of the Mystic Shrine
today completed the list OF officers for
the next year, as follows:
Deputy Imperial Po,entate, Wayland
Trask. of Brooklyn, n. Y; Chief Rab-
ban, John T.. Brush. of Indianapolis:
Assistant Rabban, Cyrus Eaton, of Ce-
dar Rapids, Ia; High Priest, A. B. Nc
Gafrey, OF Denver.
After electing officers the dele gates
consi6 cred applications for charters and
dispensaTions. Charters were granted
for Ahmed Temple of Marquette, Mich
igan; Aladdin Temple, Columbus, Ohio,
and Tuclis Temple, Oklahoma City, Ok
lshoma. The consideration of the ap-
plications for charters at Charleston and
Wilkesbarre, Penn, were left for the
next session. The charter of FL Read