Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-11-21

OCT today.
 LEXINGTON, Nov. 1.-The stables of Mrs. w. E. D. Stokes, of New YorK
 near this city, burned lust night. Josie B., the worlds record pacipg mare, and six other valuable horses were burned. CoNsTANTINoPLE, Nov. l4-Signor Oranea. the Italian sm oGsssdor, had su audience last evening with the Sultan.
 He strongly insisted upon the execution
 of the proposed reforms. The Sultan
 declared that they would be executed. SiRnor Pansss pointed out that it was
 not sufficient to pu ubIish reforms, it was necessary to carry them out.
 BUFFALO, N. Y. Nov. l4-The Buffalo,
 Rochester and Pittsburg passenger. due at Buffalo at 7:45 last night, struck a
 wagon ct a crossing near Golden, and
 killed farmer, Lowell Winship, and ms daughter. school teacher.
 WASHINGTON. Nov. 14-Presideut Cleveland, during @ private converse. tion said: "Every precaution has been taken that If the occasion should arise in Cuba, the United States could assert itself with force.
 . SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 14-The l.. A.
 w. has declared Horace Slater, of Phoe. nix, Ariz., professional.
 VIENNA, Nov. 14-Great devastation hss been caused by floods in Bosnia. A rescue party reports thirteen persons drowned near Sersjeuo.
 PARIS, Nov. 14-EcIair ssye today that it learns peace has been declared between Italy and Aby ssinna on terms very favorable to the Nsgus, who gets satisfaction on all points.
 MADRID, Nov. 14-United States Minister Taylor, has issued 8 note declaring that the Spanish minister of foreign affairs, the Duke of Tetusn, has always acted in 8 manner calculated to prevent disagreement between the Unit cd Ststss and Spain.
 ROME, Roy. l4-It is semi officially stated at the Vatican that the reports circulated in the United States of the intention of the pope to remove Arch bishop Ireland of St. Paul are "pure inventions" Archbishop Ireland was eimply advised from al unauthorized quarter to moderate ms attitude, avoid irritating discussions, and conform hie conduct to the instructions of the Holy see, especially ss regards education, so- cial questions, and the favor to be &C., corded to religious bodies.
 RED BLUFF, Calf, Nov. 14-Joseph Souss was held foI trial for the murder of Antone Nunez. He is the youngest person ever srrsigned in Tebsus county on Q capital charge, being only II years old. Neither the child defendant nor his mother showed the least perturba- ton during the preliminary examine ton.
 LICK OBSERVATORY, Cslif., Nov. IA Edward s. Holden, director of the Liok Observatory, has received from the minister of foreign affairs of Denmark, 8 diploma and decoration of the Knight of the Royal Order of Denmark. This apcient order was founded A. D. 12l9, and is conferred in the present case for services to science.
 DUBLIN, Nov. 14-Jopes, the govern msnt epy who created 8 sensation yes- terdsy in Bow street police court when he testified against Richard J. Ivory, the alleged Irish American 8gitator, was in this city within fortnight. He tried to establish relations of a sensational character with persons supposed to hold extreme political views. He also stated that two persons mentioned by him in bis evidence ss Irish-American sgitstors were really in the pay of the British gov ernment.
 GALVESTON, Nov. 14-J. Roeenfield & O., wholesale notions and dry goods. filed statutory assignment today. No statement is yet prepared. Mark < Blum, wholesale boots and shoes, aieo filed a deed of trust. The latter failure involves about $500, ,000; the former per hsps s15O,OOO.
 WASHINGTON, Nov. 16-It is learned on authority that the Spanish govern ment has given General Weyler to un- derstand that he must push operations against the insurgents sggressIvely anu vigorously. Unless he soon schi. yes a decisive victory over the Cubsns It is be lieved he will be recalled. WeS Ter. It Is understood, is aware of the alternative, and the present campaign in Pinar del Rio is expected to result in an engage ment that will put new aspsct on the Cuban situation one way or another. Weyler hss all the troops be can use. There are over 100000 Spanish soldiers tain-Genersl H. the prescott operations is over 60, 900 Maceo, against whom he is now opecRtirR has under him it is ca timated sbout7 ,OU0 men. Spain having fulfilled all Weyler's wishes as to troops expects results. Coneul G neral Lee has acquainted the administration with these facts and the president simply awaits events and will shape his course by developments. It is thought great crisis ID Cuban affairs has been reached and the next fortnight will tell the tale.
 PORTLAND, Nov. 6--NOtwiths tan ding that rain has ceased falling in the Will lsmmetts river and its tributaries con- tinue to r,se slowly. At g 8. m. today water, a rise of feet since II a. m. Sun- day. At Albany the river has risen seven feet in the past twenty four hours. Tel egrsph communication continues part ly interrupted and all railroad trains are greatly delayed by wsshouts. The town of Woodland, on the Lewis River, Wash., is reported to be 10 feet under water. There has been some loss of stock, and farmers CD the lowlsnds have been greatly damaged.
 WASHINGTON, Nov. 16--The U. s. supreme court has rendered an opinion the constitutionalIty of the Wright irrig alion law of California and overruling the deosion of the United States circuit court for the California 1ietrict which was against the laws validity. The case in which the opinion was rendered was that of the Fsllbrook Irrigation Company vs. Maria Kirg l It has attracted widespread interest throughout the Rocky Mount sips and coast regions because of its | lm portsnce to the material interests of the entire arid belt and in the central west and east the suit gained promin- suce through the fact that ex-President l Harrison was the counsel whc argued | he case before the supreme court. whose l