Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1894-03-17

and great fuss has been made by the
ordering of a boycott of the merchants
whose names are OF rolls.
BALTIMORE, NJ. d, March 14-Johu
L. Ford proprietor Of FOrd's grand
opera house, died this mOruiug from the
effects Of grip. The deceased was pro-
prietor of Ford's theatre IN Washington
when President Lincoln was assas-
sineted, April Is, 1865.
BosT1 March 13.-Paseenger trains
between Montreal and Quebec met ia a
head-end collision last night at Caple-
ton. Conductor COwen, Engineer Duffee
and Fireman Mcpherson were killed
instantly. No passengers were in
jured.
WASHINGTON, March 1.-THE senate
department has received a cablegram
from Minister Thompson at Rio Janeiro
confirming Associated Press advices of
the unconditional surrender of the in
surgents after a half hours fire from
the government forts. Da Cana, it
says, as previously said, has gone aboard
Portuguese man of-wSr.
WASHINGTON, March 1.-The house
comm tee on election and the president
and vice pre- iient. agreed to report, on
Wednesday, bill providing for the
election OF United States senators by
direct vote OF the people.
WASHINGTON. d. c., March l4.-Judge
Jenkins of the Uaited States court in
reply to notification OF the congress
sional committee to Investigate his
Northern Pacific Injunction suit, says
that if the Investigation is merely to
consider the legal correctness of his
order, he does not care 10 appear before
the committee, but IL his personal or
official integrity is to be taken into ac-
count, he will meet and refute charges.
LONDON, March 14.-When the house
of commons met today, ChaDcel or
Harcnurt announced that the govern
ment had decided to move the consider
alton and rel ction OF LabOucheTes
ans ndment to the reply 10 the Queen
address. as passed yesterday. HarcOurt
stated that the government wished to
substitute another short address N
| reply, stating IN effect that the govern
ment did not W sh to be held response
| BILE for Labouchsres amendment de-
handing the abOlishiUg OF the house of
lOrds.
WASHINGTON, March 14-DuriDg the
morning there were no dies IN tn
court where the Pollard case was Oh, not
even Miss Pollard appearing. Her a.
torneys have not yet decided VINE her
the plaintiff will be placed upon the
stand as she Is IN such a nervous state
tha1 they fear would not be ab e ."
stand the orCea. The reading O. de-
positions occurred the cour: until noon
adjournment The first Vltuess IN the
afternoon VS. Sister Cecilia OF the
sisters Of charity of Cincinnati. She
said that in 1884 she had been = sister
in charge of the convent y Norwood,
Ohis
DO you recall in 1885 whethc- there
WIS a 3 ersou hrTe nam ID Bur,,oyEe:'
asked Mr, Carlisle. Il do not"
3D. you remember 4 female patient
Who wss visited by a female doctor
from Cincinnati?"
There VS. one who was visited twice
by DR.. Mary Street"
-Four volumes Of Irving which had
figured mysleriously ia the case were
p!ac before the sister and she said:
- was pre- anted with set of books
like these by lady who had been pa
tent N August, 1885, but csnrot cay
whether these are .he -iGeYtlcaf G" 5.
She said sh had left the books in Nor
walk The lawyers tried 20 prove that
they wero given by Miss Pol ard, bot
she could not remember ? M gave the
books She wss next ssksG re@sT9iug
the contents Of - Litter received by her
frurn Miss Pollard
Court adjourned during argument
over the adm;s5ibiH,y % the evidence.
LONDON. March 10 Laboucbere
moved ~ amendment abolishing The
power enjoyed by persons rot elected
q parliament to prevent bills from
being submitted 10 her sj-sty, and
expressed he hope that if necessar'
Ter majesty. with the advics OF the
minister, woul3 use her power To secure
the passage u this much-needed re
form He e1c.. ested that this object
could easily re cbi5ved hy ere tirz 500
new % Is. who qouId vote sor the ex-
t;uctio0 of t,,a house cf lords.
Sir Walter Har;ourt sid he co Id not
undeis ard III p ocess by which Mr.
Lab ueh r, r.ckonsd 10 achIev- lis
o ie--. Lsbouehere SAID re had list
of 500 staIwart- who were pledged t.
vote fer the b 5use OF lords if they were
sent Their. Loud app ausel.
HarcouFt .ad the method was i'm
practicable. l must be left 10 the gov
ernmenJ t. fad means to put al end
10 the in;clsrisUle situation.
The divi ion IN LabOuchersis amend
meat was theu taken and the cheering
which followed he announcement of
the result lasted fully minute. Some
Of the m moa-5 acted in most frant
manner. t. aviug Of handkerchief
and hats c-nt.nued until he deputy
speaker lett tue chair for q snort inter !
val.
TIE rs-.lt f division on LsbOd
chere's .us. mert was Il surprise, rot !
ouiy 10 n cv-srrnle.t hut so many |
e o hsd v.t.. il favor to the amend |
meut. -evec-i II the latter avowed his |
evening I their object 81 support
leg the amendment wss merely 20 give |
2 good division agaIEs the hcuso of |
lor0s. They had no idea that there |
ga a pre- spec Of -ha amendment BENZ !
carried
The prospect of the resignation of |
the cabinet Was the general topic IN the |
lobies IF ths house Of commOrs this |
evening. Iii expected 'has the eabi- !
net viii! me toncorrOw to discuss the |
matter.
RIO DE- J,NEIEo, NJ rem Is. The war |
is pract,ca,.y over. and the cause Of the
Insurgents IS list. The rebel forces
bave SURRENDERED Internationally, al
most without ;irug p shot. The officers |
OF the iusurr=rt Gesc have taken refuge /
on board the Frcach and Portuguese
wa.saiUs. Oue French vessel has put
t. s 4 with the Ulcers on board 1t Is
said Da CANA is on board the British
warsbip S .erias Wnea the fact became
lrnnrrrc that d. Cana hes ntfared To- |