Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-12-26

per aunt. Sne was found dead in hel
 room July 18th. Her throat was GU
 and there were evidences of anott e
 heinous crime. Smith was a servant ir
 the family.
 ember 24, 1895. The Proctor brother,
 were accessories. All have had trials. | NEW YORK, Dec. 18-A World corres pondent in Havana interviewed the Com petitor prisoners in prison and found them falrly we'll treated.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 17-Judge San. derson today dissolved the injunction tying up the check in the Sbarkey. Fitzsimmons case on the ground that
 the law could not recognIze prize fights
 RUssELLvILLE, Ky, Dec. lS-A mob
 early this morning took Arch and Dlnk
 and Bill Proctor out of Jail, lynched two
 of them and shot the other to death.
 Arch killed two men, Doc and Aaron
 Crofton, of Adsirvills, this county, Nov
 RED CLIFF. Colo, Dec. 1.-The re- suite of the explosion yesterday iu Holy
 Cross mine tunnel are not SO serious as
 at first reported. No men were killed. An inspection will be made to ascertain
 the cause of the explosion, which IS
 mysterious.
 HAMBURG, Dec. 17-The police have prohibited strikers patrolling tbe port. The strikers now are offering to go to work but are rejected, the employ CTS having decided net to take any back until the strike IS ended.
 AsHTABULA, O., Dec. 19-At Sheffield, eever miles from Ashtabula, early this morning, Mr. and Mrs. Aelo were awak- ened by night boys and informed that the house wac in flames. Both got out of the burning building but went back to rescue thelr grand child. The floors fell in and they were Lurred to death.
 ASTORIA, Ogn., Dec. 19--A largeship is ashore at Long Beach; the train just left Ilwaco at 10 this morning for the scene with help. The vessel went: ashore, last Dlght during 8 heavy fog. The scene of the wreck is ten miles north of Fort Canby near where tbe S.rsth blanc was wrecked few years ago. The life-sav- ing crew from Fort Canby has gone by train. Eo particulars yet obtainsble.
 MADRID, Dec 19-The decision of the United States senate ommittee on foreign relations to report Senator CsmAron's resolution for recognition of the Republic of Cuba has caused & great sensation. A cabinet meeting will be held tomorrow to discuss the situation.
 CHICAGO, Dec. 19-The bill for a re- ceiv.r of the Inter- National Building & Loan Investment Company was filed today.
 WASHINGTON, D. 0. Dsc. 19.-Ths House adopted rule to give four days to the Pscitio Railroad Furdlng Bill beginning Thursday. January7th.
 LONDON Dec. 19.-The Boliubrok club offeres purse of sl5.OOO for a fight between Corbett and Fitzsimmons.
 MUsKoGEE I. T. Dec. l9.-The Chockstw commission siRued treaty with the Dawes commission last night. of lands, town sitee, coal ielGe, for Ctoctaw schools and the relinquish ment of the tribal government within eight years.
 HAMBURG, Dec. 19.-A ballot of striking dockers at five different mee:- inRs today has resulted in 7,265 votes in favor of R continuance of the strike and 3,67l against 1t. The result was iveerecd with voicfsrous cheering.
 WASHINGTON, Dec. 19-The Cameron Cuban resolution, if It proceeds to final passage in both houses, will constitute } direct formidable issue between the executive and legislative branches Of | the government. This is clearly indic- sted by an interview given out by Se- ;retary Olney today. Secretary Olney being asked his opinion as to the nature and effect of the proposed resolution the indepen dence of the Republic of Cuba said: A resolution by he senate or by the house, or by both bodies, whether concurrent or joint, un- ess approved by the executive, rsmains imperative and important only as ad- roe of great weight voluntarily tender d to the executive regarding the man. Ter in which he shall exercise his con- titutiopal functione. The operation nd effect of the proposed resolution even if passed by both houses f congress by a two-thirds vote are erfectly plain. It may raise expecta ions ID s3me quarters which can never e realized. 1t may ipfsme popular seeions roth ID thIs country and else- 'here; may thus put 10 peril the lives nd property of Americans who are re- ldent aud travelling abroad, and will ertainly obstruct and perhaps defeat be beet efforts of thls government to ford it's citizeos due protection. But xcept Tn these ways, and unless the ovice em bodied in the resolution shall ,ad the Executive to revise it, the con- lusion already reached and officially ec.ared the resolution will be without feet and will lesve upallered the atti- lde of this government towards the 50 contending parties in Cuba. f CINCINNATI, O., Dec. .19-When Pre- 6 dent Gompsrs called the American { ederation of Labor for the sixth day , the seventh annual convent ton there as stlll much agitation in the lobbIes U yer the fourth endorsement of free I ,insge of silver. Some of the silver q 1vooates expressed apprehension for f ,e future over the introduction of or other questions not germane , labor on which there were radical 2
 fsnces of opinion. Granting a charter | the American Federation of Musi- 0 ans with over 5000 members was con- 0 rmed; also af6listion with the National l' ssocistion of Electrical Workers and a on the sea coast. At D 'e request of the grievance committee. T srrian. of St. Louis, president of the U iners' Association, addressed the con- II 'ution on the contest between the asso atiops of Iron-moulders and Tin. lt 1eet iron and Cornice Workers. q ST PAUL Minn., Dsc. 19.-Between To and three o'clock this morning 8 e @ was discovered in ths Ryan Amer tC Al |