Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-05-25
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Herald claims that the Illinois silye
 men are schemnipg for a presidential ticket with David B. Hill and W. A Hinrichsen of Illinois, and tha Tamm8ny and Crisp will stand in.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. May 16-Juliu
 Palmer, N. Y. Post correspondent, il
 Hawaii, arrived today. He believes th,
 island will be restored to monarchia government with the Princess Keillani, on the throne. The republic will las
 only as long as it can pay soldiers tt
 prevent revolution and even now pay
 ments by the government are deferred
 six months. Natives are ready for tn,
 restoration and there is no prospect O
 annexation or protectorate. SALT LAKE, UtsE, May l6--The silve
 convention met at ten o'clock today witt
 21 delegates present, and went into executive session.
 HoUGHToN, Mich., May l6.-This af
 ternoon there was another big explosion
 in the Hancock Chemical Works, al
 Dollar Bay, three miles from here. Free
 Shoper was killed. The works were
 blown to pieces.
 WASHINGTON, May 16-The president
 today signed proclamation declaring the Yankton Sioux reservation, in South
 Dakota, and Siletz reservation 1T Oregon, open to settlement a. noon May 2l.
 NEW YORK. May 16-Wall street news
 agency says: There is good authority for the statement that James J. Hill has succeeded in closing deal involving his connection with the Northern Pacific affairs. The nature of the deal connot be learned.
 MADRID, May l6-A Spanieh dispatch from Havana announces the defeat oi the com bined insurgents forces under lost 40 killed and many wounded. On the Spanish side Lieut. Bosch was killed several soldiers wounded.
 LOUISVILLE, Ky, May 16.-A special to the Times from Marion, Ky. says; John Howeiton, (white) was lynched at 1 o'cloch this morning. On April 2oth Howerton assaulted Anna Pierce, a 16- year old daughter of prominent farm CT, who lies ID a critical condition. He was captured yesterday.
 COLON, COLOMBIA May 16-The re- public of Columbia is preparing to set forth claim to the Mosquito territory in Nicaragua, over which Great Britain recently relinouished protectorate.
 BROOKLYN, N. Y. May 16-Fire broke out this morning in 8 building attached to the large toboggan slide in sea beach nolk oopo,ita Ealiroapo botal Cooay Island. The flames extended to several buildings in progress erection and hotel. The block contains sixteen buildings which are likely to be 
 WASHINGTON, D. 0 May 16.-The Jap- snese legation received an official cable
 The flames are under control. Felt mans, OBrien, St. Nicholas, Zouben- ponds Hotels on the Boulevard are zone. Lose S200,000.
 NEW YORK, May 16-Senator Elkins sys he was frequently misquoted on lis western trip as being ID favor of free liver. "I believe in bimetsllism and he use of silver in furtherst possible VRy consistent with sound money but
 am not for silver to the extent of its ,eIng hurtful to the country.
 WAsHINGToN, May 16-A Party of government experts who have been de- ailed to make practical study of the ndeveloped mineral fields of Alaska, aft today for Tacoma and will proceed 9 8 government boat to the Shumagin nd Kodrak island gold fields and the locks island coal field.
 HAVANA, May 16.-A special confirms he reported engagement near Guaca- smo when 400 troops defeated 2,O0O in- argents under Gomez and the two 1aceos. It puts the rebel loss at 300. our officers and eleven soldiers were filed and thirty wounded. The Span h troops fought brilliantly. ,day stating that final and satisfacto- 7 agreement has been reached by Japan ith the European powers on the east rn question. This is regarded as clos ,g the matter. SALT LAKE, Utah, May 15-The sll- er conference opened here today. Gov rnor Richards, of Montana, called the Dnvention to order, and in making the | pening address said: "Iu calling this | ,nference and inviting the cooperation | western governors in an interstate | lucstIonal movement in the interests | free coinage of silver I am impelled | ? the belief that in the home circle of | le Amerlcan citizen lies the destiny | the white metal. The time has come hen we must appeal, not only to the l lsiness of the voter with on-psrtisan | glc, but We must reach down into the oral activeness of the heart and ask le individual to stand up and be count i on the side of right In no way can le interests of silver better be served
 the receptive condition of the public ind than through systematic course
 education that will reach the indivi- lal intelligence in the sacred circle of e home. The eminent gentlemen who present several states in this confer ice have been delegated with the re- of dsvising ways and means carrying out this object. There never as 8 time in history when the moral de of great question appealed with eater force to intelligent votes than day with the evils of monometallism nphasized in the misery that affiicts IF land. In the tidal wave that IS now thering strength all over the land for ee coinage of silver, 1 see the svant urier of better days to come. To place no!esome financial literature in the Inds of the eastern voter becomes lty that overshadows every other litigation of public character that We 1e to our fellowmen. The object of is conference is not to devise argu- snts in favor of the free coinage of the 1ite metal, for such arguments are delibly written on the progress and
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