Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-11-17
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NEW YORK, Nov. 12-It is stated con-
 fidently in Wall street today that a
 upon. Secretary Carlisle, so the story ] goes, was informed Saturday night of | the Presidents arrangement with New
 York bankers. To wait congressional
 action would involve too much delay | without any guarantee of favorable | | result, SAN FRANCIsCo, Nov. 12.-There is no change in the returns on the governor. On the last figures Budd was leading
 with l57 precincts yet to hear from. No change is expected till the official canvass is concluded. WOODLAND, Cal. Nov. 12-S. D. Wor-
 den, convicted of train wrecklng, has developed into religious maniac of the worst description. He passes his time in his cell singing songs, abusing an ln-
 offensive German prisoner and praying.
 His counsel will take his case up to the
 supreme court.
 SHARON, Penn, Nov. 12-Several days
 ago the members of the Msnnerchoir club gave a possum bake to number of guests. They all pronounced the
 dish superior to anything they ever tsst- ed before. It has developed that the
 dish was not possum but cat. George Jones, from whom the possum was pur-
 chased, on being asked by neighbor tthe whereabouts of hls old tom cat was told that the Mannerchoir club had
 eaten it, that they had ordered possum of him and he could not obtain it so he killed tom for them. The Mannerchoirs
 are indignant and will bring suit.
 LYNDON, Nov. PA dispatch from Shanghai says the Japanese have cap tured Port Arthur after feeble resist
 ance. It was bombsrded previous to its surrender. The Chinese laid down their arms and surrendered themselves as prisoners of war.
 T WASHINGTON, Nov. 12-Legation peo- pie say that if Port Arthur has fallen 1t
 will be the most disastrous blow that China has received. The place has been pronounced impregnable by German ex- perts Lii Hung Chang had built there
 modern gun factories, rivals of krupp's in some respects. It is similar to Nor folk or Brooklyn, though three times greater. Ll Hung Chang had centered
 there the pick of the Chinese army. The capture is mainly important in giving the Japanese Qualifications inside of China from which tn ey cannot be dislodged. It will also of sr shelter tc the Japanese fleet and the gun factories which heretofore have been the chiei reliance of the Chinese vii l hereafter be at the service of Japan.
 | WASHINGTON, Nov. 12--lUp to noon
 today Japan had not accep ted the offer of the United States to act as medltatoI in the war between Japan and Chlnt | cable from the Japanese authorities was received this morning asking for more explicit details. A lengthy answer
 was sent giving not only the doslred details but adding few words which it is believed ] will show the Japanese government the desirability of accepting. China has
 already formally notified Secretary : Gresham that she will join Japan in acknowledging the independence oi Corea. and will also pay indemnity. The , amount she will pay is pot specified.
 | WASHINGTON, Noy. 11.-Senator Cam eron denies that feature of a Denver istory which states that he has COT,
 responded with the projectors of the l new "Sllver party" about to be launch
 ed and is in hearty sympathy with the movement. ''I have had no correspon Idsnce as to silver party or anything in that line," said he. Like Mir. Hill, 5who says I am democrat, l can say
 T am a republican, although l am a republican who believes tn oroughly in silver"
 \ General Warner. president of the Bi- metallic league, is expected here next , week with some information on the western movement for a silver party. \ Gordon Clark, acting secretary of the league, says that tEe statement from Denver is probably correct. A meeting will be held at an early day, MT. Clark says, but the time and place have no' yet been determined. As to the de- tails of the movement, Clark is not ln formed. He says however, that & sil yer party will undoubtedly be formed by the force of circumstances. Thus far the populists have given the gre at est encouragement to silver and n ot- | withstanding recent reports to the co'n- tary, Mir. Clark says, the popuiis t: are stronger than ever as factor to l assist silver. Their local vote resche d eight hundred thousand and they will hold the balance of power in the senate , after March 1, next. A balance of , power in the senate means balance Of power in congress and ID all national legislation.
 Senator Stewart of Nevada, said: '1 have DO information regarding the , movement and of course had no cor respondepce on the subject. l have no doubt, however, that there will be a conference of Ghe leading men from all sections who are opposed to the gold ! policy of the republican party and ! Cleveland democracy and that they , will act together, but the nucleus oi any movement must be those two million votes cast last Tuesday Dy the populists against the twin gold parties PIFTsBURG, Pa., Nov. 1l.-Referring
 to dispatch from Denver, that Hon U. c. Sibley and Senator Cameron had , urged the formation of silver party, :. Congressman Sibley sent telegram to ] the Associated Press, saying: ''So faI |, as the report relates to me, it IS incor' , I rect. I have never written letter ad | voceting the formation of silver party The decrease in values of products oi