Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-05-04

among us, will, as rule, take no par, in tie convention, although in some counties delegations will be sent com pcssd of leading men to represent both views wholly irrespective of sentiment in the particular lecality. There has been great deal of unr ecessary her sonal irrltat on and contro yersy over thi7 subject which Is very much to be deplored. There will be a good deal of talk about reading men out of the party
 "The immediate effect of tFe expeet- ed declaration will be to disorganize the democratic party iD this state if such thing IS possible The ultimate effect, should the currency question be s pro- Dinent oDe in 1896, will be the reorgsniz- atlon of both parties in new lines. Those who, like myself, may be called coneelv- atlves, have faint ho3e that We may be able 10 induce the June convention to declere that l. is inexpedient to draw party lines upon the silver question by the state convention. but I confess I have no very great confidence ve would be able to secure this. Unless the re- fusai CT de emocrsts who agree with me to take part in the convention shall lead the party elsewhere to believe tbe de- mocratic sentiment is not thoroughly represe' ted by tue convention. This declaration will have a very strong and powerful infiuence.upou the parties in the western and southern states, but will not, I think, effect anything east of Ohio."
 HAVANA, April 29-Government troops have won great victory over the insur- gents. Many of the latter were killed or wounded. The rest dispersed and are now seeking refuge in the mountains Garcia's band hls been routed with great loss in killed and wounded. Nearly all the remainder of his band eurren- dered.
 TUxfAN, Vera Cruz, April 2S-A num- Der of American cattle dealers are neRo- tlating for the purchase of large herds Of cattle in the Huasteca district, state ot Vera Cruz, and which range over portions of the states of Puebla and Hi dalgo. These herds are practically the bulk of the cattle remaining in the entire republic for consumption and export, and high prices will probably be realiz- ed. There has been movement on foot to ship a large number of the cattle by sea to New York and place them on that market at the prices ruling on beef throughout the United States. Beef and all kinds of meat are steadily rising
 in price all through the country. The supply of stock in other parts of Mexico IS hard to compute with exactness, but from none of the cattle districts can any l considerable amount of stock be shipped to the United States markets. Tie state Of Chihuahua, which is the largest pro ducer in Mexico, has sent over 10000
 head of steers to the St. Louis and Kansas City markets since the change Tn the tariff regulations regarding Mexi- can cattle, and the output has been further stimulated by the feeding and concessions which have been put int effect at Fl Paso lately. None of the Northern Mexican cattle companies
 have any surplus stock to speak of on
 hand now, and the entire output at the
 present time IS only about forty carloads a week. Comparatively little stock in marketable condition remains at La Barca, state of Jallscr, one of the largest cattle districts of Mexico, and what little there is will find a more ready market in Guadalsj ira and City of Mex than in the north.
 Many telegrams have been received from United States buyers making inquiry regarding the supply of Mexi- can cattle but DO material relief can be apparently given by this country. Mexi- can cattle are small and poor in flesh by nature, and must be sent north to fat ten.
 Los ANGELES, April 29-Papers were signed this afternoon transferring the controlling interest in the Los Angeles Herald from John Bradbury to Te!fair Creighton Theo Lacey and others. The consideration reported IS S72,0O0.
 SAN FRANCISCO. Cal, April 29-Durr- ant was arralgned this morning for tbe murder of Blanche Lamont. He was etoical and thinks the pubic disposed to be prejudiced against him and every thing suspicious is made fit his case. The inquest Tn the Blanche Lamont case commenced this eveHing.
 MARSHALL, Me-, April 30-The demo- cratic central committee of Saline coun- ty has passed resolutions which favor the unlimited coinage of silver and gold at ratio of l6 to and calling upon the state central committee to express the sentiment of the party, favoring state convention for the p2roose of making public declaration ot party policy to repudiate the g Id bug bonded debt pol icy of the Cleveland administration.
 JEFFERSON Cry, Mo-, A rril 30--Thir- ty-tive of the fifty -eig 1t |, mOcratic mem- bers of the state house of representatives met in caucus last night and adopted a resolution favcring the free coinage Of silver at ratio of l6 to l.
 KANSAS CITY, April 3)-The supreme court today denied the right If the criminal court to compel the recorder to produce the ballot boxes. thus givlng the grand jury the right to inspect bal | lot boxes. This, the court holds, wouid | violate the secrecy oi the ballot, as Well | as be an enfrinsmeht of the cons ttu | ton.
 PARIS, Tex, April 30-Postmaster