Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-05-16
WILL BOYCOTT Armour Striking Bremen Will Be Fought by In
 junction.
LOCAL GOVERNMENT
For Cuba-Spanish Army to Have New Pattern
 Rifles.

forty -four fremen of the Armour pack ing plant has assumed international proportions and there is no telling where or how it will end. The strikers have
 already petitioned the national council
 of the Federation of Labor to declare sn
 inteonational boycot
 This step was taken today at the meet
 ing Of the industrial council. The
 trouble bet weeu the iremen and the
 Armour company was laid before the
 council yesterday and was referred to
 it's grievance committee for its adjust
 ment The committee met SuperihteD-
 dent Tourtelotte, of Al Imour's, today and
 again submitted the mems demands.
 The company refused to recede from it's
 position and when The result was report
 ed to the council boycott was decided
 upon ond full report of the grievance
 of the fremen was dispatched to the
 national headquarters at Indianapolis.
 The order of boycott will be spread
 through the different local labor lodges.
 When formally issued the Armour com-
 pany will, it is said, fight the boycott by
 injunction in the federal courts.
 MADRID, May, 12.--Ths cortes reas- sembled today. The speech from the
 thorne announces measure aiming to establish in the Antilles an AdmInis- tration of a purely local character giy- ing the country control of her own fin snces, while maintaining in tact Spsin's sovereign rights. The speech declares Spain has fulfilled beyond measure the promises she made to the Cubans after the first rebellion.
 Relations with foreign powers, the speech saye, are excellent. The correct and friendly attitude of the South and Central American republics m the pres ence of the Cuban rebellion, 1t says, serves to prove that each day developes still more interests binding them to Spain. In tte United States, despite | tue efforts of pu blic opinion, Tn the con- trary direction, the president and gov srnment have not separated themselves from the line of conduct and loyal friendship which always existed between the two countries since the creation of the republic. The pope is giving re- newed sympathy to Spain.
 The government, the speech continues, l will present declarations signed by | Japan on the subject of the deimiation | of Spanish and Japanese possessions ID lhe far east.
 The speech praises the conduct of the | army and navy during the struggle ID Cuba. The government is actively oc- l 1upied with the increase of defenses for | the peninsula and for she colonies. The | army will soon be provided with a new pattern rifle and complete artillery equipment Spain has already increas- | ed her navy with twenty-five gunboats l and other vessels. An extraordinary | budget will be presented to provide for | the acquisition of new ships and for ] improving the arsenals.
 DENVER, May 12.-City Detective | Loomis returned secretly to Denver. Saturday morning, with Simon Scbull- l man. alias Simon Stuldhaf, arrested ID | Los Angeles. Cal, for arson and dyna- | miting. Ia the oity jail yesterday | Stuldhaf made full confession of the l crimes of the gang of frebugs of which | he IS the head, duplicating more than | dozen Polish Jews of this cIty and suburbs. On the strength of this con fession warrants were sworn out ID | Cowell's court this morning for Herman | Wagner, deputy sheriff and ex-employe | of the city; Louis Rosenthal, clothing | merchant; Sher Zock, clerk for Sch | wartz, second hand dealer; Max and Iseac Wsgner, of the Highlands; Choyer, of Colfsx; David Dsvidoff and Harry | Kortz.
 HAVANA, May 13-Captsin General Wey Ter has prolonged indefinitely the period gwen the insurgents to surrer- der and obtain pardon.
 BRAIpENTowN, Fla, May 13.-Re- gulators tried to take Jack Trice, negro SOD, from the house of his father. The father shot and killed two and | mortally wounded another and danger ously wounded the fourth. He got away.
 SHANGHAI, May 13-Anti-missionary rlots broke out at Klsng Yin yesterday. The British mission was footed and | burned. The missionaries escaped.
 CHICAGO, May 13-A fire broke out in | the yards of the Edward Hines Lumber company, on Ruby street and Blue Isl- and avenue this afternoon. The district | is full of lumber yards and in few moments the fire spread to an alarming | extent.
 WASHINGTON, May 13-The river and | harbor bill passed the senate by vote of 57 to g.
 WICHITA, Kas. May 13-Mrs. Irene Leonard, accused of murdering her hus- band, Henry H. Leonard, was today | found guilty of murder in the second | degree. The fact that Leonard was killed in his own house and the motive | was to secure insurance. was not only | established by circumstantial evidence l but by the confession of the defendant.
 LONDON, May 13-A special from Shanghai says the British and German | ministers at Pskin protested against | action of Russia in occupying part of the I foreshore at Che-Foo contrary to treaty | rights. The Russian squadron in Chin | ess waters will rendezvous at Che-Foo | in readiness to occupy Port Arthur or KIacho bay on receipt of instructions | from St. Petersburg.
 CLEVELAND, O. May 13-The Metho- dist conference opened today with Bish- ]! op Vincent in the chair. A resolution | was offered denouncing in the strongest | terms the Armenian cutrages and m as- sscres end referring to the apathy of | christian governments in Europe and | America. It closed by calling on cons gress to pass joint resolution authoriz- | ing the president to enter into negotia- tions with European powers most d. rectly interested with view of inter | ferrIng and preventing further