Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-03-30
The orangemen are taking a hand in

the half breeds on the banks of the Sas- katchewan Tn 1885. How many millions will 1t cost to make slaves of the people of Manitoba by subiecting them to the Catholic hierachy?"
 A few men who foresee the conse- quepee are urging moderation, but the spirit of the factions is now so fierce and bitter that their oounsels are unheeded.
 NEW YORK, March 26-A special from Ottawa, Ontario, says that the re-es- tablishment of separate schools for the Catholics by the Dominion government has become great political issue, and that it threatens to disrupt both par ties. A bitter fight is expected.
 CUBAN NEWS.
 NEW YORK, March 26-A special from Havana gives details of more fighting. Colonel Aroz, with 300 troops, fought 300 insurgents at San Rsmo, defeating and killing fifteen of them. Several other battles have taken place.
 LINCOLN, Neb., March 26-The legis- lsture has passed the sugar bounty bill.
 ASTORIA, Ogn. March 29-Nehalem sawmill, owned by Frank Patton, of this city. was burned yesterday.
 LONDON, March 26-A special from Hong Kong says the plague has broken out at Kowloon in B violent form.
 MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., March 26-The case against Claus A. Blixt for the murder of Catherine Cling has been re- set for May 14.
 SAN FRANCISCO, March 26--The jury in five minutes found M. G. Hurley, the jury briber in the Mcdonald case guilty.
 MEXICO CITY, March 26-A telegram states that fears are entertained in Mszstlan of the laundering on the 24th instant the steamship Diego, bound from La Paz, Lower California to Gnsymas.
 OTTUMwA, Is., March 26-The opera tors in southern Iowa have agreed on a new schedule of 80 cents for winter work and 70 cents for summer. 4 general strike IS threatened.
 CHICAGO, March 26-Flve buildings were destroyed by fire this morning and much secret society regalia burned. The occupants escaped in their night clothes. Loss S5O,O,0.
 KANSAS CITY, Mo. March 26-The special grand jury summoned to inves- tigate election frauds, submitted sn- other report today. The total mum Der indicted is between p and 30.
 CHICAGO, March 26-"The Bel" a large clothing store on State Street was burned. One salesman was fatally hurt and two fremen probably fatally. The fire threatens a. 13 story building near.
 NEW YORK, March 26-A special from Washington says that Minister Thurs ton has decided to leave the country at once without waiting for formal re- call.
 Los ANGELES, Cal, March 26-"Dr.h Richard Cook, christian science healer, and Jese Samiz whose wife died of child birth. the result of christian science, were arrested today, and charged with manslsughter. The affair has caused an intense feeling here against the Christian soiantists
 FREIDERICHsRUs, March 26-Emperor William greatly honored Prince Bis mark thls morning before the military court officials, members of the reichstag and landatg and vast throng of people. He presented the Prince with a gold embossed sword and proposed his health with an artillery salute. Bisn ark made an address.
 BAKERSFIELD, Cal March 26-The settlers on ths land patented by J. B. Haggin, in the old bed of Kern Lake, have asked Gov. Budd to protect them against the land compsny's hirelings. Gov. Budd has instructed district attor- ney Fay to arrest violators of the law on either side. The situation is intense and there is talk of lynching Haggin's forces.
 CHICAGO, March 25-A sensational re- port IS current that @ receiver of the whlskey trust asserts that the accounts were iuggled, the boo ks doctored and a discrepancy of S1, ,924, l2O created.
 BOSTON, March Chairman William Smythe of the national irrigation con- mittee representing the irrigation con- gress tor the western states inaugural ed an earnest campaign for the cause last night. Edward Everett Hale pre- sided over the meeting and made a speech in favor of an organiz- ed effort to divert the surplus popula- ton to surplus lands. Smythe declared that the ''cause of the west is cause of nations" He presented telegrams from the public officials of Wyoming, Idaho, and Montana announcing SN@s S-Ooo opneco hoO pdcSco accepting the grant of 100000, acres pubhc lands oD condition they be re- claimed and settled. He claims for such advantages as a necessary move to equip and sustain the people that ample security can be furnished upon the lands and water supply.
 SACRAMENTO, Cal. March 26--Gov. Budd this afternoon signed 42 assembly pills and 42 senate bills. One of the pills signed prohibits watering whiskey.
 WASHINGTON, March 26-Hearing of he application of Debs and others for writ of babess corpus wss resumed Tn he supreme court. Attorney General 0lney argued that the single question before the court was the jurisdiction of he lower. He considered the strike as , violation of the interstate commey ce