Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-12-08
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ex-United States senator, in an inter
 view sad that populism has reched its
 culmInating point. The income tax ii populist measure. Neither democratic
 nor republican platform say word about it. It is 8 measure of immense signiication. The populist crusade wal 8 campaign of spoilsstiou. The election
 this year was not in any sense certitic
 ate of unqualified confidence in repub
 licsn party. The democratic met defeat
 because it had demonstrated it's incapa
 city to deal rightly with the present day
 problems. The wealth of the rich, the
 poverty of the poor, the exclusive and
 menacing power of corporations with
 financial system, and the more general
 Huston Of property among masses.
 These are the vital questions of today and the party which shall reveal it's capa- city to deal intellIgently and success fully with these problems will hold the reins of governmentt.
 Los ANGELES, Nov. 3O-The jury in the Pratt will case returned a verdict this morning. They find that Mrs. Pratt was of unsound mind at the time she made her will and they sustain the case of the contestants.
 LONDON, Nov. BOA dispatch from Shanghai says that fears are increasing that Lii Hung Chang will place himself at the head of the army be has raised for his own purposes, and troops are re- ported arriving from different parts of the country to serve under him.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 30-The culml- nation of the foot ball excitement over the victory of the Stanford university team over the University of California has resulted ip Alexander Longborough, b, attorney, shooting Brick" Whltehouse, one of the leading foot ball players on the coast. The shooting occurred in a saloon where the two men got into a brawl. LongborougR got bloody nose. He then whipped out 8 gun and shot Whitehouse.
 LONDON, Nov. 30-A dispatch to the Pall Mall Gazette from Chee Foo says that terms of peace between China and Japan are almost arranged through the intervention of the United States. It is added that the feeling of security IS now so strong that foreign ladies are return ing to Pekin.
 GUADALAJARA, Mex, Nov. 30-Anoth- or terrific eruption of the Oolima volcano occurred Wednesday night, and the scene as witnessed from this city was grand. No definite reports have been received from the immediate section of the volcano, but 1t is feared that there is severe loss of property and probably of life.
 SoCTH BRIDGE, Mass, Nov. 3O-Two more of the foot ball players injured in yesterdays accident are dead, making total of four. They are John Street, ? years old, the half back of the Williams Freshman eleven, and Victor Nelson, 3 years of age.
 There is but little hope of the recov- cry of R. w. Taylor, Alfred E. Hughes and Charles Simpson.
 CHICAGO, Nov. 3O-Three people, fath- CT, daughter and son-in-law were proba- ply fatally shot today in a family quar- rel at the home of Frederick Freisch, a Freisch and his son-in-law, Thomas Bricks, after bitter quarrel, clinched, and in their struggles fell to the floor. Mrs. Brick fearing that her husband would be badly beaten got revolver and opened fire woundlng her father. Freisch wreeted the revolver from her, fired two bullets into her and body, shot her fleeing husband. He ended the affair by sending bullet into his own head.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 1-The saloon keepers of this city have addressed let lers to the presidents of the California and Stanford universities. protesting against the conduct of the students fol- lowing the foot bail matches. They pa trolled the city in hundreds, smashing chairs and glasses in the beer halls in the tenderloin districts, and terrorizing the residents in their efforts to emulate the Iractices of the eastern undergra- dustes. They. however, exceed their models in recklessness and daring.
 WASHINGTON, Dec. IA special from Ala, says that the mil tia is armed, and each man possessing forty rounds of ammunition, are guarding the of Governor elect w. c. Oates. A large number of countrymen are in town, called there by Capt. Kolb to enforce his inauguration. Theycan be trusted.
 WAsHINGToN, Dec. 1.-At 10:3O the militia began assembling at the armory. At caucus of tho Kolbites last night it was decided to assemble in the state house at 10 o'clock today, an hour in advance of the inauguration of Oates, and have Kolb sworn ID. Some diff culty was experienced in getting an of- fcial to administer the oath. Two Pop ul;st judges, sympathizers with the cause, declined, saying that they would lose their offices by being impeached for treason. At 10 o'clock messenger was received at the house saying that Capt. Kolb had taken the gubernatorial oath, at l ,1O6 p. m. ID a down town office and wss coming to the state house to make speech. Governor Jones issued an order to give him free access to the state house grounds as long as those who entered behaved in an orderly manner.
 WAsHINGTcN, Dec. 1-Advices from Idaho say that Senator Shoupe has