Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-11-28
TELEGRApHIc.

Ing nero whose victory presBged the
 restoration of silver he would not have
 received any more enthusiastic greet
 ings than those given him today. The
 occasion of his visit IS the twentieth
 anniversary of the admission of Colo-
 rado to the Union. Before being
 nominated fer president he agreed to
 speak at the exercises commemorative
 of this event. He arrived at 7:l5 this
 morning and was met at the depot by .
 committee of prominent citlzens.> Mrs.
 Mary 0. c. Bradford delivered sn ad-
 dress of welcome. Mir. Bry sn spoke half
 sn hour being frequently interrupted by
 applause from 2,000 women who filled
 the rotunda and balconies. A souvenir
 memorandum book of Colorado, of
 chased silver, was preseLted him. He
 had declined to receive 8 valuable silver
 service. After his speech the ladies
 filed past shaking hands with him. On
 a drive about the city this afternoon he
 will make half @ dozen outdoor speeches.
 RED BLUFF, Cal, Nov. 24-The grand
 jury of this county, which adjourned
 this morning, states, in It's report. that
 the district attorney had submitted to
 them the testimony taken at the prelI-
 minsry examination in the case of the
 People vs. Jose Souza, II year old
 boy charged with the murder of his step.
 father, A. 0. NuLez, md has asked the advice of tue grand jury as to what
 further action he should take in sad
 case; and that the grand jury after full examination of all the cIrou instances
 connected with the case and also consld ering the tender age of the defendant did pot believe that jury would con- vict. It Is therefore recommended by he district attorney that steps be taken towards dismssiDg the case. District Attorney Andrews ststes that he will probably comply with the recommends- ton of the grand jury in the near future. Nupez was killed by Young Souza st Battle Creek, in this county. Oct. 18th, while in the act of beating his wife, Souza's mo her, with a stick of wood, to save hIs motber's life.
 DECoTo, Calf. Nov 24-A heavy rain storm shows DO sign of abatement ID thls section. Two and half inches of rain has fallen during twenty four hours ending at seven this morning. All the creeks are running bank full snd Alame- da Cree k will soon bresk out and flood hundreds of acres of land. The damage to eugar beets not harvested is consider able as it will start them on 8 second growth and the percentage of sugar drop away down.
 HAVANA, Nov. 24-The Competitor prisoners have been tried by court mar tlal despite the official protest of Consul General Lee. A decision has not yet b en rendered, but it is said those not Ameri- cans will be shot and that the Atneri. cans will be imprisoned in 8 Spanish | penal station on the west coast of Afri- ,a for 10 years.
 LONDON, Nov. 24-Mr. Hess proprie- ,or of the Johannesburg Critic hes re- ,eived cable dispatch saying that the Y hole staff of the paper were arrested | 1y the British authorities under the | new press law.
 HAMBURG, Nov. PA dispatch from Letebecke says that while the employees ,f Thiel's enamel factory were going to work this morning body of strikers be- ongIng to some concern attacked the vorkmen and free fight epsued. Shofe were tirei and several persons seriously wounded. Many arrests were made.
 WASHINGTON, Nov. PA desustch ron Jacksonville, Fla, recltipg that ,ipher telegram received from Havana D which It IS stated that General Wey- ar was driven to return to Havana through fear is disosedited here. From Spanish point of view 1t would ,e absurd for the captain general 10 'lace himself at the head of troops and ollow struggling bands of insurgents rom one cover to another.
 ROME, Nov. 24-The oaly particulars btained at present regarding the death f Italo Csmpsnini the great tenor IS hat he died at home rear Parma few ays ego after long illness.
 SIOUX FALLS, s. D., Nov 24-The Da- ots National bank has closed on ac. | t avily loaded with real estate Uf oe- .eciatsd nature. The officers hope 10 eorganIZe and resume.
 BLooMIN GToN, Ills, Nov. 24-The Rev. ames Meiler, pastor of Grace Nj. B. hurch Of Bloomipgton was found mur- cred and robbed in an alley this morn. Ig. A revolver with which the crime d l,-ip ho dad lsn's side.
 INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Nov 24-Burylsrs Dtered the residence of ex PresideLt larrIscn last night. From Mrs. Hsr- soD's room s g Id watch and small Im of money WAS secured. IT, is be eyed the burglars we're frightened | way. {,
 HAVANA, Nov. 23-Tbe insurgents ( Damited train near Cardense, Ma 'nzss, deralling the engine, upsettipR . 1d burning the cars. A passenger pin which followed it was fired upon.
 lady end five eldsrmes and the fire [ sn were wounded. f DENVER, Colo. Nov. 23-Ssmger suo 6 wan orougb rode len miles from a hy f S btuEJ uu pdCtu Ou tdhuSu at D '" | Park today in 10:37 lo~sring the record ten seconds. Watts ,d Smith rode two thirds of mile in l r; mile :59 2-5; two miles PAP 3-5,
 ta blishing new smate IT records. In NAPA. Cal, Nov. 24-This morning
 the superior court William Roe. alias ' core. convicted on Friday last of the urder of Mrs. Green wood, appeared r sentence. A moti9n was made tor ! new trial by Roe's attorney which was ,nied by Judge Murphy who then n teoced Roe to be hanged in Nspa. he date of execution is not yet fixed. KEY WEST, Fla, Nov. 22-The fol- g wing advices from Havana have been r celved here: General Weyler is moving ID a south iy direction toward the coast of Pin8r [