Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-10-03
1t is hoped that action will be taken d
end the strike.

1t is hoped that action will be taken to
end the strike.
CLINTON, Ia, Sept. ga fire this
morning totally destroyed the Northern
Illinois College at Fulton. The loss is
slOO,OO0. Much of the apparatus was
saved. Thirty students escaped. Doe
sustained slighs ipiGry. Ten firsmen
were hurt by falling walls.
CANTON, Ohio, Sept. 26-At Il:SO the
last OF four sections of twelve coaches,
each bringing employers If the Jones'
Laughlin Steel worke, from Olmsburg,
Penn, and four bands. reached Can ton.
The delegation proceeded at once TO
the Mckinley home. An address was
delivered by @. p Briggs. one Of the
employees. The Turtle Creek, Penn.
Repu biican club, made up largely of
| miners from the New ork and Cleve~
land coal company, to- K possession of
the lawn at l2:30. An Introductory ad
dress was made by Thomas B. Armlt.
superintendent OF the Mines
BosToN, Mass, Sept. 26-The demo-
Gratis In the convention at Faneuil Hall.
endorsed Bryan and Sewall and the Chi
cago platform by large majority. The
gold standard mem bers of the state COM
mittee, together with the gold dele
gates withdrew in body.
ALBANY, N. Y. Sept. 26-John Boyd
Thatcher declines the democratic
domination for governor IN his state
ment to the notification committee.
10 letter TO the notification comuittee
Thatcher said: 1T is impossible for
me with views / hold to make contest on
coinage question. l believe in the good old
doctrine OF free and equal use Of gold and
silver. iris doctrine is IS far removed
from the single use OF gold, which enables
spectators to iuggle witbIits value as 1t lie
from that other principle which seeks to
establish an impossible ratio for it's
sister metal. Therefore, impressed
with the belief that the party will con-
sent to make the contest only, or prima-
rily, upon the silver issue, feel that as
an honorable man, / should make way
for some one who can carry the banner
with that device"
BERLIN, Sept. H-According to in
formation received from a good source
an agreement has been reached between
the Russian and German governments
to exercise pressure upon other Europe
an governments to bring about an
international agreement TO deal with |
anarchist plots and plotters, end, if |
possible, cause revision of information
al treaties. This entente resulted from |
the meeting Of the czs. and emperor
Williams at Braslau. NJ Shsiskine,
actiog as Russian minister for foreign |
affairs, is lying to gain the adhesion of |
France to the arr~ngemente ard the
exchange of notes between Germany,
Austria and Itsly is also proceeding.
10 addition it is hoped Great Britain, in
view of tins recent dynamite plot said to
have been recently discovered, will Join |
in the scheme.
A large numb OF generals and other
Prussian officers who hevs bean placed
On the retired list since the lase army
manoeuysrs. has led the Vossische
Zsitung t. point out that sincs the |
accession of Emperor William SAG Prus
sian generals have been retired and go |
generals are still living from be.
fore his succession, adding that al
together 575 PrussIan generals are draw
ing pensions. Other newspapers, in
GLIDING some conservative papers, are
Joining In the complaint aEd stating
that the average age of retired generals
10 reduced every year. This year it is
% years against 63 ia 1890 Another
long list of retlrements is expected with
10 fortnight ana it is considered GER
tain the reichstag this winter will take
he matter up.
The Budget commission will insist
hat full light be shed upon the matter,
Ind will ask for guarantees that the re-
era will be closed before the | |
,om omission passes the next military
budget. Moreover there is considerable
udig nation at the fact toac tee emperor
has highly decorated three chiefs Of bIs
military cabinsI, Habnke, Plessen and
min, and thEt a bill providing for a |
efcrm iD military trials has again been ,
ent TO the ,ni5is;sr CT wsr in order TO ,
evise 1t aud frame IL is more in accord /;
nee with popular wishes. The bill
tselt viii not reach the reichstag until
ste in the session. =
The burdesrsth will meet early 10
October, and the colonial council as .
EN- 5led on October 18TH. The latter n
Till devote special attention to bring +
ny about cessation of slavery in the y
olon es and the organization OF crimi- v
al trusts there. q
The foreign Office has resolved to re- q
ew the order fOrbiddiug the handling C
[ Russian government paper on Ger
Ian bourses unless the Russian gov &
rnment absndoUs it's hostile measures v
gsiust German exports. Such an o
Dict was issued by Prince Bisnark in q
SS7 aud remained in forcs until 1891. Il
! the meanwhile other serious retslis- y
Dry measures are being planned and ii
he prohibition against the import OF i,
.ussiau cattle. hogs, ETC.. will be vigor- C,
lsly enforced. n
A delicious beverage IS made from ur
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