Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-08-18
WASHINGTON. Aug. 9.-The senate

| conferees encountered obstacles in met al, wooden and other schedules and did
 rot feel justified in proceeding without | further consultation with other senators. | The house members demand very liber- al concessions.
 WASHINGTON, Aug. 9.-When the com
 mlttee on foreign affairs met this morn-
 ing Chairman McCreary announced that the president had recognized the Hawaiian republic. This is supposed to have been done at the last meeting
 of the committee.
 WASHINGTON Aug. 9.-The senate con- ferees, after the tariff session this morn- ing. proceeded to the Presidents room where prIyate consultation was held.
 An agreement on the lines reported last
 night IS stated to be certain. The Re- publican members of the conference | held consultation snd decided on the | measures for final conflict which they | think imminent,
 RoUTLAND, Ills, Aug. y.-The town of
 Clifford. seven miles east of here, wos
 swept by flames last night, and the busi-
 ness portion of the town consumed. SCoTTsDALE. Pa. Aug g. Lizzie Dan
 lels, aged IA, shot and killed Miss Weav-
 CT, aged 16. last evening with whom she quarreled. The murderer is in jail. ANoKA, Minn., Aug 9.-Last night vas one of terror here, on account of three
 lnce ndiary fires. A special train from i Minneapolis arrived with aid. CowEs ISLE WIGHT, Aug. 9.-The Vigilant and Brittania started to race thIs morning for the Towne prize of 100 pounds. The BrittaDia got slightly the best of the start, The wind was strong and at the end of the first round the Vlgilant was half mile behind the Brit tania. In the second round she lncreas- ed her lead and won the race. LONDON, Aug. 1S.-"Times" correspon dent, at Tien Isen, declares that the
 report that the rank of Li Hang Chong had been reduced by Imperial command is unfounded. The Chiness government has ordered the authorities throughout
 the empire to protect foreign commison- aries.
 QUARANTINE, R. l., August 10.-Mrs. Croker, mother of Richard Croker, the
 Tammany chief. died today at Health Officer Jenkins residence.
 OsKAKoosA, Ia, Aug. 10.-The Wash
 ington-Denver bicycle relay race passed
 through Prairie City this morning, twenty-four hours ahead of schedule
 time.
 DANvILLE, Ills, August 10.-Almost
 the entire business portion of Fithra,
 and the finest residence part of the town
 was destroyed by fire last night.
 MONTGOMERY, Ala, Aug. 10.-The
 Populists State Central Committee is
 sued lengthy statement last night to the people charging that the Democrats had elected their ticket through the grossest fraud. It is rumored that Koib will arrive here and attempt to hold dual government.
 CHICAGO. August 10.-The Pullman company has practically decided to evict the striking tenants for non-payment of rent. Vice President Wickes said today that the new employees must have the houses. The announcement created great excitement among the strikers.
 CowEs, ISLE OF WIGHT, Aug. 10.-The Brittenia. Ivernis and Viking started today in the race for the meteor chal- leuge shield presented by the German emperor. The Brittania won easily and as this is the second time the same yacht has won this trophy it becomes the property of the prince of Wales.
 CITY OF MEXICO, Aug. 10.-A duel with pistols last evening resulted in the death of Senor Jose Verallegui, chief of the government stamp department. The victor was Francisco Romero, the we'll known congressman. The fight was the result of quarrel over won- an. At the first fire Verallegai fell with a bullet through his heart.
 WOODLAND. Cal, Aug. 10.-At nine o'clock Carroll Cook commenced his ar- gument on motion of the defense to | discharge the defendants. Cooks argu- | ment was logical, lucid, powerful and He brought together all the bits of evidence, all threatening words, etc., going to connect Worden, Knox and Hatch with all of Worden's unlawful deeds Cook said he would | not connect the A. R. U. with the hor- rible outrage, and tten in deadly paral Tel he showed how the A. R. U. was connected with the crime.
 J. w. Glover, a section man, stated that he saw suspicious characters near the place of the wreck. This, added to the fact that there is unmistskable evi- dence of rails having been pried up with crow bars, make it plain that the wreck was due to the hatred of the road by some of It's enemies.
 CHICAGO, August 10.-The Rock Is- land Railroad Company has offered a reward of 51 ,00O for the capture of the train wreckers.
 OMAHA. Neb., Aug. l0.-Two compan- ies of militia were sent to South Omaha this morning. The strikers withdrew on the arrival of the troops at the pack ing houses, and awaited the coming of the new workmen some distance away.
 MONTGOMERY, Ala, Aug. 1O.-The supreme court of Alabama has handed a ==.-= a la ;.;o.., iooIn rirrr lndna Tallau 1