Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-08-01

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ure to our tariff conditions. McKinle
shares this view with me-" Hanna viii
suggest that the tariff leagues prosecut
the fight vigorously On their own line
} and those interested in the financia
question, do similar work, the nations
committee giving both assistance.
Quay wRa ia consultation with Han
ma about an hour. Neither names
would say what was the subject of thei
conversation. The nominee for vice
president. Garrett A. Hobart, was closet
ed with Hanna some time. Afterward
Hobart said: Il had experience in cam-
paignipg work az national committee
man and Hanna thinks / can assist il
New York headquarters. shall not E,
west but devote my time to the east.
| ALFRED. Maine, July 2S-This quain,
county seat was the scene today Of tn,
opening OF the republican nationa
campaign of 1896. People from all tn.
country around came to listen to {
speech by the Hon. Thomas B. Reed
In his speech Reed took the GROUND
that the free coinage of silver by the
United States would not raise it to 6
par with gold at q ratio of 16 to /. BE
said as soon as the election was over
and the future position of the United
States assured capital would come from
abroad and we would be again prosper.
GUS.
WARRINGTON, D. O. July 2S.-Post-
master General Wilson has lesued an
order to railway mail clerks directing
them 10 not tske active interest in the
political campaign.
PARIS, July %. The Russian loan OF
a billion francs, 200, O0O,0C0 Used by the
Rothsohilds, has been covered % times
over.
| WASHINGTON, d. 9. July 28.-The Sec
rotary OF the navy hss disspproved the
proceedings, findings and sentence of dis
missal by court martial, held in Mare
Island: CAL, recently passed upon As
| sistant Psymaster Webster, lately at
tsched to the Yorktown on the China
station.
HAVANA. July 2S.-The Official Ca
zette publishes a decree Offering q re-
ward OF $4,000 to anyone enabling the
Spanish cruisers to effect the seizure
OF filibustering steamers and Offering q
further reward of $1,000 to any person
enabling the Spanish cruisers to capture
filllbustering SAILING vessels of over 205
tons.
LONDON, July GA dispatch from
Ilfracom Der, bathing place on the
north coast OF Devonshire, announces
that half the business portion OF that
port burned this morning. Loss $780,.
600.
LONDON, July 2S-After midnight to-
morrow night. Hyde Park, the great
rallyipg ground for half century Of the
disaffscted element and OF those seek
ing political and social reforms, will be
forbidden ground to agitstors. Ii was
here that the corn law agitation had its
inception; here that Sir Charles Dixie
made his hrst speech against the enorm-
Gus expense of the crown; where resolu-
tiops denounclng the tex en- newspapers
were first proposed and adopted; where
the populace, frenzied with Bob loves
proposal, while be was chancellor of the
exchequer, to impose tax on matches,
dared the police and tore down the
gates and railiEgs; where for two de-
csdes the trade unionists, the socialists,
the free thinkers, the advocates OF re-
forms, political and social, have held
their annual rallies and inaugurated
their movements.
SALT LAKE, Utah, July 29--Thos.
Garter, OF Tucson, Arizona, who was
knocked out in a twelve round contest
with Bob Thompson last night by ter.
rilc blow on the chin. never recovered
consciousness. He died at 9 o'clock this
morning. Thompson is under arrest.
Both were coiored men. There ia talk
of taking action against the athletic
club.
PIrrsBURG, Pa, July 29-Tales OF
death and devastation in the storm
which swept the western part OF Penn
sylvania Monday night, continue to
pour in. Four more deaths are report
ed, making the death lIst fifteen, includ-
ing seven drowned at Oecit. The dam
age in Washington and Fayette ooun-
ties will probably reach million dol
1ars-
LoNDcN, July 29-The Irish land bill
passed the third reading in the house of
commons today.
RICHMOND, Va, July % Ge- >R. E.
Colstop, an officer Of the confederate
army and at one time commander Of the
Stonewall brigade, died at the Soldiers
Home today.
BALTIMORE, July 29-Robert Garrett,
ex-president of the Baltimore & Ohio
railroad, died al Deer Park, Maryland,
at 3 o'clock this morning.
PITTsBURG, Pa, July 29-Major c.
Moreland, exoity attorney, convicted Of
embezzlement Of the city funds, was
sentenced today to pay fine OF SIG, 800
and undergo three years Imprisonment
in Riverside penitentsry. His compani-
on, w. Fl. House, was fined $1,000 and
sentenced to two years.
ST.. JOSEPH, Mo-, July IA freight
train On the Vsndslis railway ran
through a bridge near Charlottesville,
Ind, this morning, killing Conductor
Fowler, Brakeman McDepsie and Fire
man John Herber, and seriously injured
Roadmaster j. s. Brothers and Engin-
eer Bowman, The wreck was caused
by washout.
LONDON. July 29-In the Yarde-Bul-
Ter divorce case today Valentine Gads-
den swore he never committed adultery
with her, though he admitted he had
twice been in the bed room of Mrs. |
Yards- Butler. A verdict was found |
that the respondent was not guilty of |
cruelty or adultery; that Butler was
guilty OF cruelty and not OF adultery;
and the respondent was granted de.
cree of judicial separation with costs. |
The case against Gadsden WAS dismiss
sed, costs being allowed him.
Los ANGELES. July 29-Sam Hohl- |
bauch, the 10 year old son OF John Hohl-
bsuch. was accidentally shot through
the heart at what is known az the Ger