Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-11-30

this time. Will say, however, / have
selected battle ground for the Cor bett-
FitzslmmoDs contest and there is geing
to he no more legal complications. Have
hung up $4,000 aud il the fight Is int.
fered with Corbett and FItz'immons
will each take $4,000 apiece and walk
off with it. These hard times such an
amount is worth riding out to Ell Paso
on Pullman for"
"Where Is the battle ground Iocated?"
That Will not be announced" said
Stuart, until tbs morning of the fight,
but all who wish to tee it srould be in
Ell Paso on the morning Of the fight,
which will be anEou oced later"
"Do you believe Corbstt will fight?"
HE cannot do otherwise. His friends
throughout the country will not tolerate
any surrender on his part. | don't
anticipate any trouble in getting his
signature TO the new articles of agree
ment."
"If Corbett persist, in his determine
tion to retire will you let Maher in IS
| Ill opponent Of Fitz 'immons?"
"Tbe fight will be- between Corbett
aud FItz-immone," answered Stuart.
81 have already got Fitzsimmons' sig-
nature to the contract"
PrrrsBURG, Nov. 2i.-The Dispatch
tomorrow will publish letter from its
special Cuban CORES pondent on the field
near CumsnnOgHgua, which gives the
details of q battle 1T Gutla, near Glen
fusg CUES.
He sGya insurgents numbering 450,
well .quipped, were defeated by $50
Spa ism diers through the negligence
Of tho insurgent commander, Colonel
Jose Gonzales, whu failed TO mount
guards for the protection OF the camp.
Wien the Spanish force, who had
made TO ced march during the night,
surprised the csmp 10 the early morning
by firing from an adjoining hill, tee TO-
surgeht Off GERS and men fled, save AZ in
'autry whom Captain Juan Jose Campi-
Ito hastily organized and k pit the Span
iards in check al hou-, saving the re
treat being turned Into q slaughter.
The Cuban forces sweh- Vengeance on
Colonel Gonzales and be probably will
be shot.
DENVER, Nov. 22-Joseph Murray,
United States commissioner Of fisheries
10 Alaska, says, "pu blished reports con-
corning the excitement in Alaska, OF
British seizures and building of forts
are all bosh. There will be no trouble.
There are no armed forces there except
ing about twenty five Canadians police
who hsve gone tC the head If Yukon
river to watch for highway thieves who
are infes ing the gold camps. People
up there hardly know there Is a survey
running.
New YORK, Nov. 22-Lazard F'erres
will ship 81, 100000 gold tomorrow; W.
4. Crossman ard Bros, S1,G00, 900;
Heidelbach. Ickelheimer & Co. S750,O00;
Fuller, S all d Co have ems aged 81 &c.,
600 gold for export tomorrow. This
makes the total thus far OF 81 100000
GENEVA, N. Y. Nov. 22-Prof. Brook
director OF the Smith observatory, dis
covered new comet this morning IL
the constellation # Hyers. Its position
is right ascension 8 hours, 81 minutes
and 80 seconds. Defamation south IL
degrees, 40 minutes. The comet is
large, round and bright with northerly
motions.
CHIcAGo, Nov, 90 Nearly one thous
and representatives OF the various org an
izstions of Chicago left on a special
train over the Northwestern road for
Woodstock, Ills, at noon today, to give
a reception to Eugene V. Debs WHEN he
leaves the Jail. Arrangements have
been made for meeting tonight at
which Dehs will speak upon "persooai
liberty"
WAsHISGToN, Nov. 22-At the trea-
sury d.psrtm-Lt no preparations are
making for another bond issue, and it
can be stated on authority that none is
in contemplation.
CHICAGO. Nov. 22.-D.sastrous tire
broke out in Van Buren, apd Market
streets this morning and several persou
were injured. A humber of girls jump
ed from tho third story and were fatally
injured. 1t il seven story building
and was occupied by clothing esta-
blishments. The loss is total.
CHICAGO, Nov. % floor il tie
burning building at Van Buren, and
Frasklin stree. fell at o'clock today,
burying some mem bers of the engine
company No. 2. Six fremen were kill
ed.
WA RINGToN. Nov. 22-The treasury
today lost Sl,G00.000 gold for export,
which leaves the true amount of the
gold reserve $50, S03,59i.
New YORK, Nov. 2l.-The American
Exchange National bank late this after
noon turned S30U,000 gold into the SUBJ
treasury 10 exchange for legal teuders
Officials Of both institutions stated no
Significance was attached TO the trans
action and il did not iDdic.te my Con-
certed movement by the banks IN gen
eral for the relief Of the treasury.
ROME, N. Y, Nov. 2l.-Hildreth, Hib- |
bard and Plato, the lads implicated in |
wrecking the New York Central train |
near this place Tuesday morning. hAve
made full confession. Bri to-, the |
fourth of the sang, denies bis g Gilt They |
will be put on trial TOR murder in the |
first degree, but owing to their youth, If
is likely they will be only convicted Of |
murder in the second degree, the penal
ty for which is imprisonment for life.
HiGreth told the officers today that
the attempt TO wreck train ten day: |
ago YVES directed against the enc which |
passes Rome for the east at 1920 q, M,
and which often carries rich express bull
lion. Later they changed their minds
and decided that the next train would |
be better because the passengers were
likely to be wealthy people.
BosToN, Nov. 90 The Rev. Frank
6yatt Smith was adjudged insane.