Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-12-05

CONSUMPTION S puties in the presence of great assem- ply and immediately afterwards in the hall of Ambassadors, in the national palace, received the diplomatic corps Sir Henry Dering, British ambassador making a speech, congratulated him in behalf of hls associates. Last night a monster seEenade was given the presi- dent in the grand square in front of the palace. January 1st, ball will be given here in his honor. It is reported that the president will certainly go to Europe next year. All cabinet ministers who resigned in order to leave the president free to name their successors have been requested to name their portfolios.
 HAMBUKa, Dec. 2-At @ meeting oi about 3OOO strikers today, resolutions were adopted providing for the sccep tsnce of proposition to the chief of police, president of the municipal coun- ell and chairman of the trades court that the dispute between dockers snd their employers be submitted to Q court of arbitration to be composed of the off oials mentioned; one leading employer and four labor represen tstlves; the deeI. slon Ia to require majority of six out of eight votes. The strikers selected four mon to represent them n court.
 HAMBURG, Dec. 2-At c meeting of the employers union today, it wac up. suimOusly resolved to reject the pro. poeal to ubmit the dockers dispute to a court of arbitration.
 LONDON, Dec. 2-Standard dispatches from Madrid say that in spite of the off. oisl denial there are are persistent ru. mors circulating in the Spanish capital of 6 cabinet crisis.
 MILwAuKEE, Wis., Dec. "A special to the Evening Wisconsin from Chip pews Falls says confusion reigns ID Chippewa Falls today. Thoroughly alarm. cd, the people are making efforts to leave @ little for the incoming waters to dss- troy ss they possibly can. Two hundred teams and drays have rushed hither and thither ell day. The streets are filtered with merchandise. The water remained stationary D til about o'clock this morning and then began raising. The river at 10 o'clock is 24 feet high and raising. Business Is abandoned and the city is in state of turmoil. Thous. ands of people are anxiously waiting in groups of fifty or more, excitedly dis. cussipg the sltustlon on every corner Anything IS expected and nothing may happen, but the greatest danger lies in the probabilities of changing the rivers course to throw it into town. Water oan never cut its way under the 15 miles of ice gorge formed in the bed of the river. Experts believe the gorge will soon become anchored to the bottom oi the river. In this cass the river mus, flow out around it. It's pstural course in this event lies directly behind the town. Three thousand pounds of dynn. mite arrived this morning and men have been exploding It at various points along the rIvsr. It failed to relieve the situs- tion. All the buildings on River street are today flooded to the second story and the ice around them Is aoing serious damage to tbe structures. The Central depot is under three feet of water sno O will be carried away before night. The Milwaukee freight depot is in 6 similar situation and the coal sheds near by are wrecked. The report reached here this morning that the gorge at Lit tie Falls dam, IS miles above the city, had broken away permitting, Q rush Of water upon the town. If thIs report is authentic the entire town will be inus- dated as soon as the water arrives. Eff ty of the largest business firms sban- doned their structures entirely and every resident made preparations to seek place of safety in case the worst occurs The damage already done this city and rich farming country above it is esti- mst-d at million dollars.
 - OxFoRD, Eng, Dec. 2-A dispatch from Woodstock announces that firt broke out 10 the palace at Blsnheim. The flames were first discovered in the sslen.
 WAsHINGToN, Dec. 2-CIerk of the house of represen tatives has issued the ususl unofficial list of the house of the 55th congress which shove the house will be composed of 204 republicans, l24 democrats, 13 fusionists, 12 pooulIsts and 3 silveritee. and that there is one vacancy from the First Missouri dis. trict.
 ROME, Dec. 3-The cham Der of de- puties today by 8 vote of 1S4 to 26 adopted . vote of confidence in the government which premier the Mar quis di RudiDi asked for yesterday, at the close of debate on the governments colonial policy.
 LEADvILLE, Col, Dec. 2-Judge Owens today flied bai! m 5000 each in the cases of Charles Boone asd Wm. Rowe. mem bers of the Miners Union, iodict- ed for the murder of Fireman Jerry O'Keefs in the Coronado outbreak of 27. Judge Owens criticised the newspapers which made comments on these cases saying they were guilty of contempt of court.
 ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.. Dsc. 2-Tw Bremen met death while fighting famse at St Monica. the Roman Cathol, church at Chslses, today. Tb.y srt Wm. Doherty. sssist0nt foreman auo Thomas Lennig. The fire was discover cd by the Rev. Father Pstri. the pastor. while celebrating mass. Tbe root was abIaze. Fireman Doherty ran into th. with the hose, followed bN Fireman Lenrig. Chief Whippley see ing the danger ordered them out but they did not heed the command. A moment later the wslls fell.
 
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