Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1896-04-04

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Baron de Courcel and Russia objected
strenuously to the policy of sending
meaningless ultimatums, which only
had the effect Of placing France in
ridiculous position.
The moderates will try to upset the
cabinet. Nobody can tell the result of
today's debate. The opposition will
! make strong attack blaming the gov
ernment for the rebuff which France has
sustained in Egypt at the hands OF
England who will until quite recently
was completely isolated in Europe.
M. Bourgeois today Monday has
been busy comforting with the leaders of
the colonial party and others for support.
He hopes to be able to tide over the
| crisis. A dispatch the Chronicle from
Berlin says:
pending the result CT M. Bourgeois
appearance before the chamber of depu-
ties 10 bis new position, the papers here
speak with reserve. But no uneasiness
is visible at the crisis, which is unlikely
to affect European peace.
SAN SIMON, Ariz. April 1.-The SET
tiers here are wrought up to high
pitch of excitemes over the murder of
Alfred Hands by Apaches. Hands
head wrs crushed by a rock and his
abdomen cut open. The Indians rob-
bed his cabin and destroyed what they
could not take away, A lot Of cowboys
and detachment Of cavalry, under
Lieut.. Rice, are iupursuit. The set
tiers all ask the territorial government
to band of rangers to help to eAtsrmin-
ate this band of Apaches.
SAN Francisco, Cal, April 1-Plans
are being prepared for bridge across
the bay from SAP Francisco to Oakland
The Terminal company is behind the
echeme and it is said the plans con-
template the passage of railway trains
as well as other modes OF travel.
GUTHRIE, D. T. April THE notori-
GUS outlaw, Carl Thorn, alias Diamond
Point, who led the raid at Coffeyville,
Kama. and who, while memb Der of the
Dalton outlaw gang, killed four men,
was killed this morning by Deputy
Marshal George Richards, at Dover.
The outlaw and officer exchanged ten
shots. Richards will get $4,000 reward.
LEBANON, No., April The east
bound Csnnon-ball train on the st.
Louis & San Francisco railway was held
up three. miles of this city at l05 q. m.
by three masked men. The safe was
blown open and robbed. The robbers
boarded the train here at 1880 q. ID.
and after reaching the scene of the rob-
berry overpowered the engineer and fire.
man, stopped the tram, and with the
engineer in front, marched to the ex-
press car. The messenger refusing to
open up, the door was blown open with
dynamite, the safe craked and it's con-
tents removed. Several valuable papers
were found this morning beside the track
and the money which, in some way, had
been overlooked The passengers were
not molested. The brakeman furnished
a fair description of the men to the off,
GERS in pursuit, and the railway officials
are confident that they will be sppre-
hended. Willis the amount secured by
the robbers is known to be considerable,
tie local express officials will not give
an estimate.
New YORK, April Ten persons were
burned to death in fire early this
morning, at SO Union Street, Brooklyn
The building was four story tenant
house and was occupied by Italians.
WASHINGTON, April 1-Senator Call |
of Florida offered a radical Cuban JOINT
resolution today, directing the sending
of an adequate naval forces to Cuba to |
put an end TO the bsrbaritIes and pro-
tect American citizens in their treaty |
rights. The president is instructed to
notify SPAN that the United States
will forcibly intervene unless murder
and outrage ceases. The resolution
went over.
WASHINGTON, April Acting Secre-
tary Reynolds OF the interior depart
ment today telegraphed Governor
Hughes, of Arizona, that he had been
from the Office to take effect at
once, and directed him to turn over his
office to Secretary Bruce. The tele-
gram was sent in response to a message
from Bruce saying that Hughes refused
to vacate and asking what he should
DO.
TARENTUM, Pa, April 1.-The Butler
express on the West Pennsylvania rail-
way was wrecked near Freepors about
a. N. this morning, and five persons
injured as follows: j E Nc
kelvy, Butler, Pa, internally hurt.
will die; W FL Walker, Butler,
,urt internally; F McCafferty, Will
Gray, brakeman, William Murphy,
Butler. The last three were cut about
he face and hands and are supposed to {
,e internally injured. The accident '
vas caused Dy rails spreading.
WASHINGTON, April l-Oficial advices