Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-11-23

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 | At the coming session of the Pruseian G:et the g0vsrnnef will introduce
 Uhi m duying tbs restrictione in the existing law governing associations. ! After the mode of tue Bavsriau law,
 women and minors will hencefur'h h as- | excluded from political meetinSe, and | the meaning Of the words "nUlitIcal
 meeting" Is to be enlarged and newly defined.
 WAsHINGToy, Nov. 18.-PIesid"nt
 Cleveland in his annual message to con-
 gress will recommend the retirement If greenbacks, this recommendatlcn will
 make the chief feature in Eis message. OMAHA, Nebr., Nov. 1S.-Tbe first
 train to reduce the running time be-
 tween Chicago and Los Angeles on the | Union Pacific, to connect with the
 Northwestern and Southern Prcific, left
 Chicago this morning at 8:l5. It is
 scheduled to arrived in Los Angeles at
 10 Q. n. Thursday Nov. 21. The dis
 tance IS 22l9 miles.
 | WASHINGTON, Nov. 1S-Tke United
 States supreme court in an opinion by | Justice Harlan today. held in effect
 that the Usion Pacific Railway com | pany had no right to make lease prac-
 tica!,y giving the Westsrn Telegraph
 company exclusive right to maintain
 telegraph lines along the road. ! WAsHIEGToN, Nov. iS.-The supreme
 court today affirmed the decision of the | court below, ia the csse of the United
 States against ". II. Clune. one of the
 participants O. the Jig California branch
 Debs strike. Clune and others were
 ound guilty of obstructlng the mails. CHICAGo, Nov. 1s.-The Evening Pc t
 asserts that Chicago is to have a new
 line of railroad connecting 1t with the Pacific coast. It says ;he Canadian Pa
 cific company is building line into this | city from tEe northwest to counect with | the Soo line at Lake Superior, and by | that line, with its msin iiSe system. NEW YORK, Nov. B. The Brazilian government has definitely concluded that arbitration is not admissible res pectng the ownership of the Island of | Trinidad.
 NEW YORK, Nov. 1S-Eight hundred meu and bridge men's union were called out on strike today, on buildings where | work was being done by B. and J. M | Of ha most prominent members of the Iron league. Ten thousand men are liable to be called out, if the demands are not | met today.
 LONDON, Nov. 19-It is understood
 that the assembling of the British and foreign fleets at Salonica bay is having | 8 good effect upon the Turkish govern ment and the Sultan hes finally deter mined to make an earnest effort to stop Oloodshed in Asia Minor.
 A dispatch from Rome today that ad- vices from Constantinople announce that the agitation against Christians in
 northern Syria is extending and that
 ms ssacres have occurred near Aleppo. CoNsTANTINoPLE, Nov. 1S-At the re quest of the United States consulate the Vali of Aleppo, has detailed certain
 Turkish officials Of high rank, to pro-
 tect tpe Americans of that place, and
 has held them respon, ible for the lives of those placed under their charge. Further massgcres are reported at Sivas and there is a report that 4,CO0 Armen-
 ians have been massecred at Gueran.
 and 300 Turkish troops are said to have looked on while the killing took place,
 and abstainiug from renderlug any assis tauce in suppreseipg the disorder.
 The Sultan is said to be alarmed to the verge of insanity at ths assemblage of foreign fleets at SalozIra Bay, and 1t is known that he sent urgent messages to Vsli, of the disturbed districts, order Ing them suppress the disorders.
 ST. PETERSBURG, Noy. 13--The Duke Vladimir has sent sn autograph letter from the Czar to Kaiser William of Prussia, relative to the situation in east | e'n Europe. It suggests that III case | England insists too much on the disin- l tsrgrgtion of Turkey the three powers | which united upon the Japanese ques- tion again join hands against all corners
 WICHITA, Kas. Nov. 15-Henry H. | Leonard was murdered last night. Ms. Leonard, his second wife, and her sor, Orville, are unde- arrest, charged with the crime. The body vas fouDd under a manure pile horribly margled. Mrs. Leonard was seen washing blood iror, the kitchen floor.
 HAVANA, Nov. 1S-A despatch from Santa Clara says that a serious engage ment hus been fought at Taauas, the outcome is not known.
 SYRACUSE, N. |. Nov. 19-The New York Central fast mail eastbound was wrecked at .25 O. m. two miles west Of Rome. The Fish plates had been re- moved. Engineer Nate Hager wss killed Jimmie Wagner, fireman, two postal clerks and tramp were injured. The our mail and three sleeping cars were ierailed.
 (BULLETIN) BERLIN, Nov. 19-A dis patch received from Sofia, Bulgaria, avs that the "Sultan of Turkey has ,een poisoned but gives DO details"
 COMMENTATORS, Nov. 10 A fresh anatical outbreak occurred at MCosh. ut was suppressed by the turkish Gu- horities after forty Armeniacs were Illed. There Is evidence that the Porte } frightened by the gatberIng of foreign sets in SaIouica Bay. advice. &C.,