Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-11-16

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 J H. ZeiIin C Eliia, Pa. retsry Morton to a sharp account for his utterar ces in hn interview, assum- ing to speak ClAveland's mind, and showing satisfaction at the democratic defeat in several etates.
 SAULT STE MARY, Mich, Nov. g. There is still no tidings of the missing st t,amer Missoula, seven days overdue. The boat and crew of sixteen men is given up aa lost.
 CLEVELAND, O. Nov. S-The Speed Home for Friendie:s Children was de- stroyed by fire to6ay. The inmates es- cared. Since last Saturday eight at tempts have been made to burn the building.
 CANosTA, N. r., Nov. S-William Hawkins yesterday afternoon shot his wife and then himself. He died instant ly. The wife is expected to recover.
 DETROIT, Nov. 8-Tbe body of Lizzie Wiedbusch was recovered this morning from the Journal building ruins. It was pinned down by tons Of machinery scross the chest.
 WASHINGTON, Nov. S-Secretary Mor- ton in bis annual report will dwell on the extension of foreign markets for American products. He will probably suggest the importance of catering to foreign demands, pointing out that in ID particular product is this country free from competition.
 COLUMBUS, O., Nov. 8-Allen G. Thurman is very low from the effects of a fall he had on last Friday evening The physicians say that the chances are against his recovery.
 LOUISVILLE. Ky, Nov. S-The Evening Post says the general assembly will be tie tnd the election of a successor to Blackburnis is 8 matter of conjecture The democrats have sixty eight votes and with one dem cratic populistic vote sixty-nine. The republicans will have sixty eight and one repu blican alliance vote, making a total of sixty-nine
 WASHINGTON, Nov. 8-Tbe president today approved the amendment to .he civil service rules, which will result in bringing many postmLsters and en- ployes within cassified service.
 PARIs, Nov. 8-Uni-ed States senator, Henry Cabot Lodge, of Massachusetts has returned to this City from Madrid. Owing to his expressed views that the American congress should take definite stand in behalf of ihe Cuban insurgents 1t was rumored that his visit to Spain was to ascertain whether a proposition for the purchase of Cuba by the United States would be entertained by the Spanish government. It is understood that the senator while at Madrid studied the Cuban question from a Spanish standpoint and gathered much ioforma- tion which may be C., use to him when the matter cones up for discussion iu the United States senate.
 HAVANA, Nov. S-Rotoff, the iDsurgent leader in the pFovinC, of Santa Clara issued an order to the peasants to re- move at least three miles from towns | and forts of Santa Clara, under penalty of being shot.
 The captain general, Campos, in order | to countersct the effect of this order, the garris1ns of towns order ed the country people to reconcentrate | arouud the towns, ard granted farmers the use of all available lands near sown. At Matsnzas great fire occurred lhst night. Three stores and a number of houses were burned. Loss Sl00,0G0.
 NEW YORK, Nov. S-At the home of J. B. HagRin it was said today that Hag- gins condition was much lm proved. His recovery is expected in few lays.