Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-12-21
TELEGRApHIC.

1>>A
MIA is in her last gasp. The number OF
people msssacred reaches 10000. Half
million OF the survivors have taken
refuge in the forests and mountalus
where they are feeding on herbs and
roots. Hunger and cold have begun to
make great ravaGes among them. In
the name OF humanity and christianity
save US.
BERNE, Switzerland, Dec. 12-M.
Adrien Raohenel who was vice-pres. for
1895 has been elected president for 1896
He is radical in politics and his home ie
Geneva. M. Ducher Thurgan has been
elected vice president.
PARIS, Dec. Pm. Bourgerse presi-
dent OF the council Of ministers and NJ.
Doumer minister of finance, received
the delegates of the bimetslic leagues
OF Great Britain, France and Germany
today, and whose conference opened
here Tuesday under the presidency of
M. Lou DO, president OF the French BIZ
metallic league. Later il the day the
delegates were received by President
Faure. The object of France is to
daft resolutions regarding blmetalIism
which can b sub litted to parlIm ME
or other countries.
MADRID, Dec. 12-The cabinet has
decided to resign tomorrow, owing to
| the recent popular demonstrations
| against the ministers OF finance, justice
| and public works, who supported the
municipal authorities.
LONDON, Dec. 12-Barcn Dunleath,
| John Mulhell8nd) Lid is dead. He
was formerly a member of parliament.
ROME, Dec. PA despatch received
today from Oonetantinople saws the
British gunboHt Dryad, and the Italian
| gunboat Archimedes passed the Straits
OF Dardanelles today, owing to brawl
at Stamboul. A panic is said to prevail
st Galata and Pera today.
New YORK, Dec. Ill Won Hoffman
& Co. will ship 81 100000 of gold to-
morrow.
New YORK, Dec. -. Creighton Ed
mundson, Of Bullshead, Cornwall, Eng
land, lie in this city on his way to the San
Joaquin valley, Califor nie, where be will
start an sngora goat farm on a lerge
scale. He Is an experienced man and
has plenty Of money.
FRANKFORT, KY, Dec. 1.-THE pro-
cession at the inauguration yesterday
was lengthy one. At the state house
fully 10000 people were gathered to Wit
ness the ceremonies. Alter tie valedic-
tory of the retiring governor, John
Young Brown, Rovernor-elect Bradley
Il Ia1, in
"The credit and homer Of the state
and nation are of first Importance. The
recent popular verdict which declared
in favor Of the use of both gold and sii-
yer as money, but at the same time the
maintenance Of the best and highest
standard 50 that every dollar shall lie
equal in value, should be accepted and
adhered TO and while the public crecit
should be protected we ehouid none the
less favor a we'll regulated system OF
protection to every branch of American
industry; such q system as will enc0ur-
age genius, nourish and increase diver
slfied Industries, maintain and enlarge
our home market and protect every
horest son of toll from degradation and
competition with the pauper labor OF
the old world.
'Toge her with this should be foster
ed that reciprocity which will insure a
free exchange of our products with
othsr nations for commodities which
cannot be successfully grown or manu-
featured in this country. The accom-
plisbment and maintenance Of these
economic measures will develop our re-
sources. advance our material prosperity
and give Kentucky the position she il
entitled to occupy in the sisterhood OF
states.
"About all things the constitution and
laws within its spirit must be enforced.
Mob violence, which has it's home in the
breasts of towards, should be prevented
| at all hazards, and il committed, should
be properly and severely punished"
| Chief Justice Pryor administered the
oath.
| HAVANA. Dec. 11-Accordipg to trust
| worthy inform atiop just received here
by the correspondent OF the Associated
Press, insurgents have been making
rapid progress through the province of
Santa CLARA since the defeat of Colonels
Fugara and EugeIrio. The forces ccm-
msnded by Gem, z, Maceo, r loft, San
chez, GARLIC, Guerra, Diez and other
insurgent leaders have united and ore
L
| milts from Placetas, an important town
of great strategic value in relation 10
the sea port of Caiber.
| From the fact that 30 many ipsurgent
leaders have concentrated their forcee
it is believed Gomez and Maceo are
| determined to risk a pitched battle
with the Spanish troops. The c. ncen-
| tration of the insurgent forces, how
| ever, is exactly what General Campos
| is said to have been praying for and
with the coming reinforcements from
| Spain, it now seems certain they will be
able to strike decisive blow.
In addition to the 10000 troops, ex-
| pected here towLfds the end of the
month and the beginning in January,
| the Spanish government are already
completing the work of dispatching
40, 600 more.
General Pando, who arrived from
| Spain yesterday in command ct div-
sion Of reinforcement troops, said: 81
believe the war will soon be finished.
II not accomplished within Elk months
I will return to Spain, confessing our
impotence to repress the rebellion"
PPRIs, Dec. ia conference of the
bimetallic leagues of Great Britain.
France and Germany opened here yes
terday. L. Loubet, president of the
French Bimetallic League, presided.
The object of the conference is to draft
a resolution regarding bimetallism,
which will be unlimited to the paria-
ments of the tnree countries. The terms
Of the resolution will be submitted for
the consideration of the delegates tc-
morrow.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 11-Mitcbell (dem
Wis. introduced q joint resolution in
the senate today, for the purpose of
erecting statue to Victor Hugo in the
congressional library.
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