Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1896-09-12
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| SHANHAI, Sept. 3.-(Copy rightet
Associated Press). Reports are in cir
culation here, among The people O: To,
highest authority, which, If correct
chow that the travels of Iii Hun.
Chang IN Europe is likely have in th,
immediate future a most in Dortart ef
fec, upon the policy of the Chimes.
government and the Chinese empire
which will shortly be thrown open L
free trade with the rest of the world
CRANDRoN Neb, Sept. 3.-An un
known hend saturated the bedroom
floor and beds upon which were sleep.
ing assistant postmaster w. A. Daniey
wife and two children, with kerosint
then Set fire to the bed room. WheI
the tremen succeeded in moving tht
occupants both babies we're dead anC
parents unconscious. The motive for
the crime is unknown.
CLEVELAND, O., Sept 3.-The Ma
| tional Repu blicsn chairman, Hsnpa il
an interview, said concerning the re-
suit OF the Indianapolis convention II
| think the action of the convention will
be or assistance to us. Senator Palmer
has q heavy following among democrats
10 Illinois and the nation, Bnckner will
also do us good. He is strong through.
out the South"
CHICAGO, Sept. 4-Tne train bearing
the Bryan party arrived in Chicago al
$40 today after an uDeventfuI trip from
South Bend. The nominee took the
train at GA this morning, thereby
proving again his great vitality, bavin1
| received callers until after IL O'clock
| last night. On the train were ex- Con-
gresham Shiveley, democratic nominee
for governor of Indiana, and Senator
Blackburn. There were no demonstra-
tons whatever along tue line and but a
few hundred people gathered at the de-
pot in Chicago to meet Mr.. and Mrs.
Bryan.
CANTON, Sept. 3-Ever eince Major
Mckinley returned to Canton from Col
umbus, he has received an i'm mense vol
ume OF mail and Geographic matter.
The conditions this week surpasses any
time since the campaign opened. He
signed 1860 letter of acknowledgements
in one evening and still those requiring
his attention continue to accumulate.
Today came a flow of kilograms on the
Vermont result which everywhere in re-
publican circles seems to be accepted rs
true index OF the result to follow in
Novern Der. Senator Redfield Proctor,
OF Vermont, wired from New York:
vermont ratities the nomination of our
candidate. The campaign was too short
to make 1T unanimous but it was rapidly
travelling that way"
John q. Mccullough, North Beuning-
ton: vermont. not satisfied to scotch
the snake has killed it outright. The
November landslide is already here.
The repu blican majority is by fer the
biggest in its history, either during the
war or since. Indications are it will
surely amount to $4,000 and probably
more Il is the precursor of the Novem-
Der landslide"
Gov. Woodbury.. OF Vermont, wired
from Burlington: "The freemeu of Yer
mont send greeting of 5000 majority
to you, the exponent of protection,
prosperity and sound money. Vermont
has set the pace. Let the column be
Kept well closed up"
j. II. Manley wired from Augusta,
Me-: Vermont has covered herself
with glory. Maine does not propose to
be outdone by Vermont"
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Sept. 4-Only a
few delegates of the national democratic
convention remain Generals Palmer
and Buckner both left early for home.
Ben Cable, Of Illinois, John r. Wilson,
OF Indiana, l. G. Krouthoff of Missouri,
Amber Of Florida, Eckels of Illinois
and W. D. Bsnum held conference to-
day. Four of the nine members of the
national executive committee were ap-
pointed as follows: l.. G. Krouthoff
Missouri; w. ID. Hsgeman, Kentucky; Z.
w. McCutcheon, Minnesota; John G.
Built, Pennsy Il was decided TO
establish the national headquarters at
Chicago with carbohydrates 10
New } ork.
New YORK. Sept. 4-The Com mercial
Advertiser this evening prints the fol-
lowing dispatch: "Batb. Me-, Sept. 4.
To Editor Commercial Advertiser: ANY
statement or differences that / propose
to withdraw from the democratic nation
al ticket are Without foundation.
never had and have now the remotest
intention Of doing SO. Arthur Sewall."
WASHINGTON, d. c. Sept. 3.-Before
sunrise Lii Hung Chang was ID making
ready for the days sight seeing. be
decided to 60 hrst to the capitol. He
was accompanied by ex-secretary of
state Foster and his cult. Iii Hung
Chang's party remained in the capitol
less than an hour.
TOPEKA, Kan, Sept. 4-UDited States
Judge Foster today appointed receivers
for j. b. Watkins Mortgage Co., of
Lawrence, Kan, the largest concern of
the kind In the state. The liabilities
amount to 81, 250, 600 in debensure bonds
held in the east.
New YORK. Sept. 3-Li Hung Chang
In an interview today said he chose to
60 home by way of Vancouver instead
Of San Francisco because his country
msu had not been fairy treated in San
Francisco. 1.-THE exclusion act is most
unfair and FOOLISH" he said. because il
is admitted by all who have studied
political economy that competition and
alone will keep the market
IN good health whether the market is
one of commerce or labor. By exclud-
ing Chinese and taking Irish you get
inferior labor and pay superior prices
for ALL"
ST. PAUL, MINI. Sept. 3-Tn his
annual address Gen. l. N. Walker, CON-
mander 10 chief of the G. A. r. said |
1.-THE total membership of the Grand |
Army of the Republic is $50, 4O6, of |
which 34,0l0 are in good standing and |
i2,5ll are carried on suspended list for
non payment OF dues. This is a de-
crease in the list during the past ear of
1880. The gain by muster during the
year was l3,467; total loss during the |
year wac II, 406 OF which number 1923
vas by death, decrease rs from last year.
When We take into account the great