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

dlerS rolled OF the train that nad just
come in from another Uireotlon In
great haste. The citizens then ground
ed arms and surrendered. II is said
that while the soldiers were putting
the citiz sns under arrest, others citizens
with vengeance in their hearts oder
out Of town hastily and it is expected
they scattered along the unprotected
line of road, applying the torch to
bridges and culverts.
WOODLAND, Cal, July 25.-In the
strikers trial today the defense attempt
ed to show that the prosecution as not
by the state but by private interests.
1t tried TO show that the Southern Pa
c'fic was paying witnesses 10 be present.
Cook replied that the state was attempt
lag to see justice done and that il the
Brotherhood of Railroad Engineers
wished to assist IN seeing Justice done 1t
WAS all right
The testimony drawn out t5dsy large
ly went to show what the A. Il. U. vas
and what was it's object. 1t was stated
to be a non- political beneficiary organi-
eaton established for the benefit OF the
| lab BRING classes. TIE meditation COM
mlttee had no authority to issue orders
to interfere with the movement OF the
| trains. 1t was law abiding union, etc.
Knox always advised peace and disap-
proved lawlessness.
WEST OAKLAND, July 25.-The $50
| mar mes who have been on guard at the
Oakland mole left there today for Mare
Island today. One hundred and fifteen
marines still remain on guard.
CHICAGO, July 25.-Florence Bernard,
fhe actress, was arrested here and taken
to St. Louis charged with swindling
he horsemaD Aaron Neal, ont of 81 600
She claims that is Neal prosecuting her
because she refused his attentions.
| DEs MONIES, Ia, July 25.-The largest
aud most enth usiastic republican state
convention ever held in Iowa was held
here today.
| MILWAUKEE, Wis, July 25.-The re-
| publican state convention convened here
this morning.
| SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, July 25.-The re-
publican state convention met In session
here this morning.
WASHINGTON. July &c The conference
tariff report was deferred when the
senate met till p. m. for the purpose
to give the republicans time to consider.
Aliens resolution was adopted calling
for all correspondence OF railroads in
regard to the recent strike.
WASHINGTON, July 26.-The republic
ans after consultation found they could
not carry the free sugar amendment as
proposed by Quay. All of Quays
amendments will be withdrawn by some
other republican. Henderson and
Perkins fear the free sugar proposition
will not go through.
| WASHINGTON, July 29.-M. Matino,
the Japanese minister, has been recalled
an account of matters growing out the
| TeCout tIcSty AcSOtoOiVho'
DoYLsToN, N. Y. July 25.-Wm. Burt,
a halt breed Indian, was hanged today
for the murder of an old couple in 1893,
and firing the house of his aged victims.
YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio, July 26.-The
street railway here is again tied up,
miscreats having grounded the trolley
wires in such a way that the trouble
cannot be located.
CARLISLE, KY, July ga mob broke
into the Jail last night, seized William
Tyler, colored, and hanged him. Tyler
was charged of assaulting a thirteen
year old girl.
YoHAHoMA, July 26.-The American
steamer "City of Pekin" which sailed
from Hong Kong, for San Francisco,
July 1lth, is ashore in Yeddo bay. The
steamer is be uninjured and 1t is expect
ed that she will float at the next high
water.
OAKLAND, Cal, July 25.-The local
lodge of the A. r. U. held meeting
here this afternoon at which between
500 and 600 members were present. BY
an almost unanimous vote IL was de-
cided to con tir ue the strike. at least un-
til the Southern Pacific managers
should signify willingness TO take the
men back in body.
TO ADJUST DIFFERENCES.
New YORK, July 25.-The republican
state central committee is IN session.
today. A CON- mi tee of five was appoint
ed to consider the differences between
the elements in the party, generally
designated as the committee OF thirty,
and the MuIlhollanPlat factions. The
committee is composed of three Plat
men, one OF whose sympatbi,s are with
the thirty; one doubtful. The state
convention will meet Septenbtr IL at
Saratoga.
THE K. OF p. WILL. TAKE y HAND.
OM,HA, Nsb., July 25.-The Gen
executive board of the Knights G. La
Dor today completed arrangements IoI
csnvassing No6raek 10 the iht-r@st5 o
the popnlIst party, and state DIX
man Ailemand vac sent out 10 co~tor-
with popuiist central cOulDlttee
end fix dates for twentyfOur RALLIES
during the fall campaign. The gen
eral secretary was instructed to care
fully prepare list of sill congressme
who have opposed the knights OF La
Dor, and extra efforts will BE- made tr
defeat them. Copies of this list We're
ordered to sent to all local assemblies in
the United States.
| DFB5 GIVES BAH.
NuIC,co IIIs JuIy % - Debs
Howard, Keliher and Rogers, after q
lengthy conference with their attorneys
decided to give bail. Since their com
mitment to Jail, prisoners have efused
numerous offers, but because OF she
continuance Of the bearing until Sep
tembar they decided to change then
tactics. William Skakell and William
Fitzgerald appeared as bondsman and