Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-08-22

| found there was great deal OF yel ov
| fever and small pox in Havana ana toe
surrounding country. The sanitary
conditions were terrible. The wEole
cIty's sewerage. he says, is eDptIed into
the bay and the tide Is not sufficient tt
| carry it into the sea. Consequently the
bay is, be says, q constant breeder oil
yellow fever.
MADRID, Aug, 18-In the cham Der O.
Deputies today, Senior Canovse, presi-
dent of the council, denied the state
ment that Duke of TetuRo, minister OF
foreign affairs, had read to Hannis Tay-
lor, United States minister TO Spain, the
proposed circular to tbs powers anent
the condition of affairs 10 Cuba and the
relations OF Spain with the American
republics in general and the United
States IN particular. Senior Canovas an
nounaed no document of the nature out
lined had been dispatched to any gov
eminent. He added that the cabinet
had made detailed notes relative to the
Cuban situation. At the opportune
moment memorandum would be sub
mitted to the powers in order to enable
them to judge of the true condition OF
affairs in Cuba.
The Epocs semiofficially denies that
Spain is preparing a bill Of damages
against the United States.
KANSAS CRY, Mo-, Aug. 19-The
Argentine bank, pioneer institution of
Argentine, Kas., was closed today.
UPPER RED Hook. N. Y. Aug. 10
w. j. Bryan has determined to make a
pretty thorough canvass of the State of
New ork, visiting each big city along
the New York Central road.
MIDDLEBoRo, KY, Aug. 19-Hiram
Price, who killed his wife and mother
in-law with an Ak, on June 4, and escap-
ed to the mountains. has been captured
and lodged in Sneedville Jail. Men are
gathering from every direction and
Price will probably be hanged shortly.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 19-The West
ern Union Telegraph company has an
nounced general reduction in local
rates between points in California, Ore
Ron, Washington and Nevada, to go into
effect Ssptembes L. The present 40 cent
IaIe will be reducs d to % cents, and the
state rate of 80 cents TO 40 cents in mary
inetances. The reduction has been ap-
piled both to noncompetiDg and COM
petirg points.
HAVANA, Aug. 19-The relief troops
sent in search of tie missing train
which left Pinsr del Rio on Sunday
with large escort of troops. found the
train derailed between Bacunaga and
and Taco. There had been severe Fight
ing With the insurgents. Six Spsnish
soldiers we're killed, one being q lieutsn-
ant, and twenty-one wounded. The SOL
diers we're brought here.
CHICAGO, Aug. 19-The Posts Wash
ington special says: Thomas E. Wat
son, populist vice-presidential nominee,
Is out with another statement today.
Watson says: "To expect Mckinley to
remain silent, without saying a word
against Mckinley, is something new un-
der the sun, but Bryan's silence was
proper and necessary, be could not at
ford to dsnouDce protection while Sew
ell, bis running mate, is 80 well known
as protectiS nlst.
''Sewell is even now acting in league
with the republicans to secure legisla-
ton which will levy tribute upon every
American consumer of foreign goods IN |
the selfish interest of New England |
of whom be is one, and just |
rs Seweli's presence on that ticket pre-
vented Bryan sssailing national banks
Of issue and the repu blican doctrire of
so the bansful Influence pre-
vented him denouncing railroad mono
poly and extortion, SeweIl being a pro-
.ectionist OF lusty proportions himself.
Ia fact it seems the mission OF Sewell in
The campaign is to act ss contradiction
10 Bryan and the Chicago platform.
For instaece Bfyaa SAID in one Of bis
speeches the other day if he should be
elected the people who elected him
would not be found asking favors of the
government. We had not quite finished
.lappiLg hands over this statement be-
ore it was made clear to Gs that the
men backing the ticket IN New Eng
and viii demand the government levy
! fine upon every citizen who dares buy
oreigu goods which are not brought to
his country il ships Sewell end his re-
ublican colleagues build"
UPPER RED Hook, ~ Y, Aug. 19-
Y IN. j. Bryan, for the third time since
,e1a,or John M. Thurston. as alleged,
declared be was in the employ OF nine
'wners, made al official denial, coupled
Nth u challenge to the national repub-
lean committee to come cut in open
nd accuse him or forever be silent.
Bryan's attention had been called to
be controversy between Senators Stew 4
TT and Thurston and be determined
onighE to settle the matter il possible.
lie therefore demands an open charge
'bich be says be will refute with details ,
Z his private life and his financial az
sirs, or silence. He said tonight:
IL have already denied this charge {
q several occasions, but the reiteratiou |
it by Senator Thurston, distip-
uished resident OF my own state, justi-
IS ne In answering it again."
WAsHIEGroN, Aug. 16-The report
ON London that Lord Salisbury has /
e;Jed to Secretary Oiney on the cru :
al poiat CT the neZuelan regotia-
Ons. TIA: o. including the settled pos
un7 OF the disputed tract in the pro-
Oeed a. arbitration, is regarded SO sn i'm
Ortan' development by those interest : :
IN the subject.
WATERTowN, S. D., Aug. 20-A fire IN Z
10 residence OF john Feloscb last night | B
lrned to death Mr.. Felbach and his 7
lree daughters. n
WASHINGTON, Aug. 20-The executive ?
,mmittee of the populist convention
10 adjourned subject to the call OF the 81
lsirmau. Il was decided that G. r.
,vereign should be assigned to the q
hicago headquarters, which will be
,der the management OF Washburn, OF
Chairman Butler will be