Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-03-07

CHICAGO, marcn 0-fOrecaSt Omoer
Henry j. Cox, said today "There are
three storm centrrs 10 the country this
morning, one off the Massachusetts
coast, another in northern California
and a third out on the western gulf
coast. Rain is falling II Oklahoma,
Kansas. Tennessee ard Texas, and is
turning to snow in Kansas, Mi souri,.
Nebraska, Iowa, Minnesota, the two
Dakotas and western Illinois The
weather continues to be very cold in the
extreme northwest, the temperature
having fallen still further In the Rocky
mountain region during the past t~en-
ty-four hours. At Harvsl, Montana,
70, and Is below at Helena aud Lander
Wyoming. There is prospect of very
cold weather 10 the western states for
several days.
WASHINGTON, March, 1.-The U. S.
Alert arrived at Acapulco, Mex, this
morning and reported by cable to the
navy de- artment. Orders have been des-
patched already to the commander to
start southwark again for Corinto to pro-
tect American interests there during the
revolutionary disturbance 10 Nicaragua.
MANAGUA, Nicaragua, via Galveston.
March, 2.-After six hours lighting at
Matearis and Nagsrote, the government
forces under General Spaiz and Estrada
have completely routed the rebels under
General Ortiz, and captured portion Of
ths rebel artillery. Matesris and Maya
aote were recently taken by the govern
meDt forces, and occupied pending the
advance of the main body of the presi-
dents army. The enemy's force consist
ed Of 10000 men. The two towns men
toned were held by about an equal
number of government troops. Five
hundred rebels were killed or wounded.
The loss on the government side was
considerably less.
WEST SUPERIOR, WIS.,, March, 2 jim
mic Murphy of Chicago, knocked out
Billy Patterson OF San Francisco, in the
sixth round last evening. The fight was
vicious one from the start. Tommy
Madden OF this city acted as referee
Both men forced the fighting, and 1T
was any body's fight up to the fourth
round. Murphy had been forcing the
contest, and had landed a numoer of
wicked face blows. PattersoDis ability
to take punishment was remarkable.
In the fourth round be was Knocked
nown, but rose and swung on Murpby's
deck with a blow which Gszed the CHI
csgo man. Toward the end of the
round, Muir by recovered, and had Pat
tersOn ON the ground at the call of time.
The fifth round Was hot one. Pat
terson tried the pivot blow and landed
fairly on Murphy's neck Murphy
swung left and landed on the jaw, fol
lowing It with right hander on the
neck. Patterson went down like log
and Just saved himself from being count
ed out. be was carried to his corner by
his second aud revived.
The sixth round, Murphy had Pa ter
son at his mercy, and pounded bIm at
will, finally Directing to the punish
ment he was lntilctlng. Paterson insist
ed on being knocked clear out of be
ring. but the referee awarded the fight
to Murthy.
The men fought under difficulties.
The determined action of the sheriff,
under orders from Gov. Upham to stop
tie fight, caused change in the pla' 9,
aud they had 10 elude pursuit. IT,
fighting party left this city at o'clock.
BARCELONA, Spain, March 2--The
fever of indignation and hate against
the United States which seems to have
taken possession of the heart of ali
Spain over the action OF the United
States senate IN recognizing the provi-
sIonal government of Cuba as beIliger-
ents, Al d calling upon President Cleve-
lard to use bis good Offices with Spain
to secure the independence of Cuba,
eliminated in violent scenes here today
aud 40 attack up~n the United States
consulate.
The trouble did not arise out of the
spontaneous formation of the mob which
did the violence, but was the GU tcome Of
public meeting which had been in
1ueDced by fervId speeches. The pub
lie demonstration to protest against the
United States senate's action was or
ganIzed by the political leaders, includ-
ing republicans and men of all shades of
political sentiment.
1t was O'clock 10 the afternoon when
the meeting had Assem- bled, and there
We're fully l5,OOO people present. all in
state OF high patriotic enthusiasm and
ripe for auy manifestation of the emo
lions which poss ssed them. Icy were
addressed by the orators provided for
the occasion and the purpo q of the
nesting explained as one of protest
against the recognition OF the Cuban
government aS oellIgereDt power b.
the Cnited States senate. The spirit of
the crowd took fire and they set out foI
the U0ited States consulate. The lead
ers who had originated the meetIDl
seem to have realized the serious cons |
quences that might follow upon lie |
mOnstratiUn that took this direction,
an they made every Effort to dIssuad, |
the mob from it's purpose. But theI |
utmost efforts were OF no avail, sDu |
the crowd set upon the consulate.
The authorities of the city had b. |
this tine taken alarm, and a Getach-
ment of police was sent to the consula e.
The excited crowo was not Intimidated
by this show OF force from gathering be-
fore the consulate and shouting, "Lpng
live Spain" and down with tue Yam
kees."
These verbal missiles did not long
satisfy the aroused passions of the N 10
and IN a short time stones began Il ing
from the crowd, which BROKE numUe
If windows in the United States consul
late.
The force of police waited for 10
further manifestation, but charged the
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