Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-09-19
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| OMAHA, Neb., Sept. 11-Psul Wander
WORT, OF Omaha, president OF the Re
form Press Association, gave the Bee
today lengthy interview touching tn,
efforts 20 have Sewall Withdrawn ant
Watson substituted. He goes int
details on the situation in the southwes
where the popu lists hold the balance O
power and declares that the vice. presi
dent must be conceded to the populistl
or Bryan cannot be elected. He enters
into scsthing denunciation of many
prominent politicians and concludes
with an appeal to the populists to force
Watson on the ticket.
DALLAS, Tex, Sept. 1.-THE populis
state executive committee after a days
secret session adjourned late last night
| This morning Chairman Bradley gave
out two resolutions adopted. The first
recognized Bryan and Watson cs the
nafional ticket OF the party; the second
- a denial 10 toto OF democratic news
paper charges Of deal between the re-
puolicans and populists to carry the
etate Offices for the latter, and the state
for Mckinley. The committee will
prepare an address to this effect.
New ORLEANS, La, Sept. 11-Frank
D..Leafe and Louis Colomb b, book keepers
IN the Union National bank, have jus,
| been arrested by United States deputy
marshal. The specific charges agsinst
them have not yet developed.
New YORK. Sept. 11-John McClave
& Sons, manufacturers OF bicycles, to-
day assigned to William Harrison with
preferences; liabilities are estimated at
800 900; assets unknown.
CINoINNATI, Ohio, Sept. 1l-Thomas
B. Pearce, Harry T. Atkins and Henry
Pearce. owners Of the Franklin cotton
mills, doing an extensive cotton bust
ness In this city, urder the name Of
Pesrce, Atkins & Company. and Henry
Pearce CONS company. have assigned.
Liabilities $4,000. Several hundred
employees are thrown out of work.
BERLIN, Sept. 11-Here Okar Schnst-
er. director OF the Nordeutscher Handles
Gezelechaff, has been arrested on q
charge Of embezzlement. Newspapers
estimate the defslostlon at from two to
three million marks.
CANTON, o., Sept. ll-Tbe days de-
moEstration on the Mckinley lawn
opened early with suspicious weather.
The Vermont delegation was the first
to arrive. 1t was greeted with great
enthusiasm. A party of lC8 includes
Governor W oodbury. Lieutenant Gov
srnor Mansen, Congressman Henry III.
Powers, Senator Proctor, Governors
elect circuit and many other notables.
Major Mckinley appeared at the north
end porch. About him were grouped
the Vermont committee and the most
conspicuous officials. In window back
OF him Was Mrs. Mckinley. State Chair
man Merrill said: 1--WE come from a
great and surprising victory. The bat
tie Was fought solely on national Issues.
The battle in our state was won because
the free men of Vermont, in consldera-
ton OF both sides, rejected with unalter-
able determination the principles and
neresies of your opponents"
Mckinley closed his address as fol-
lows: ITO me the question OF free trade
ID question OF humanity; the voice of
the laborer, pleading for his own, and
the question OF free silver is question
of public morality, honor, aud gooo
faith, and it's success would be blot on
our hitherto spotless national credit.
lApplause) But will it prevail? No,
answer forever; no (chsere). The Am
erican people as q nation, like those of
Vermont, are entirely above so unworthy
An imputstion."
CAIRO, Egypt, Sept. 1l-(Coryriehted |
by Associated Press. Dispatches from |
the front say that the North sStsfford-
shire regiment of 800 men, arrived at |
kospen camp, the most completely for
titled camp on the Nile, yesterday, and |
s to be pushed forward to Abssrrst to-
day. The third brigade reached A bear
rat safely. The main body OF cavalry
10 arriving. Cavalry scouts report Der |
wishes still in view south Of Duglow.
but the enemy retreats at the slighRt-
est sign OF q forward movement. The |
Anglo Egyptian scouts, feeling q way
Tor the advance guard, are steadily push
ng on to Kasbsr. fourteen miles further
south, which will be the next place &C.
-upied.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Sept. 1-Fears are
10 tertaioed here of q renewal of the re-
sent disorders. The sppreher slons have
,aused panic among the general pub
ic. Shops at Galata and Stamboul
we're closed early today owing to q ru-
nor that fresh manifestations were to
De organized. Trade is almost at
tapdstill. A lack OF money in the
treasury is serious feature of
he situation. Fifteen army officers who
vent to the war Office To claim their
Irears pay. were informed that there
we're no funds. The officers thereupon
esigned their commissions, and were ar
ested for so doing.
HELENA, Mont, Sept. 1.-THE 18th
afantry bicycle corps just completed q
rip from Fort Yellowstone to this city
q twentty-seven hours. In the last
wenty two days the corps has covered
100 milee on wheels. This is the fret
PRACTICAL test OF the wheel for military
urposes in the mountains, and is very
satisfactory.
KEY WEST, (Fls.,) Sept. 10-Dr. Joa
uin Costello and party of five arrived
ere in q email boat this afternoon.
hey were detained by the Health OFF,
er, and upon the affidavit OF DR.. Cos.
sllo that they were from Cape Sable
hey were released. DR.. Costello made
CT u
pms that the party was from Cape Sa-
lie, having been at that place for sever
days trying to do something for tie
ubsp cause, in which they were un-
uocessful.
just before the party landed tug
'as seen to appear in the gulf and
gain return. The tug is supposed to
ave been the Three Friends. AS sew
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