Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-10-31

huts of lsborsrs, the total value bein,
 about $2, ,00O,0 Hui dreds of families
 are rendered homelesr.
 JACKSONVILLE, Fla Oct. 22-The tuE
 Dauntless, ~hlob wss seized by th,
 cruiser Raleigh of Nav Smyrna yester | day, was brought to the St Johns bal The state health board had stepped IT
 aud ordered the DauptIess into quarsn- tine at Fsrnandios. This is Oecsus,
 the captain of the Dsuntless will no
 swear he did not go beyond certain
 limit during her recent trip. SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Oct 24-Eitz slmnons and Shsrkey are matched al laet. The fight takes place December : 9th before tho National Athletic Cut in this city. It uill bs ten rounds foI slO,OO0.
 CONVICTION. Ky, Oct, 8 -Johp U. Carlisle, secretary of the treasury, spoke last eveoing at Odd Fellows hall in the interest ot sound morev democracy. The hall was not a large one, but had
 it been ten times as large It would not
 bave held those who came to hear the secretary. Rumors had been circulated
 
 up the meeting. Tbere was disorder ly element present in the rear of the hall. who hissed loudly ss Carlisle ap- peared on the stage. A maj 'rlty Cf the audience. however, ID sympathy with the speaker, drowned the bissee by vociferous cheering. Ths disturbers compelled the secretary 10 stop several tlmes during the early part of his speech. but were finally quie,ed by Mayor Rbinock, sId with the exception of isolated yells for Bryan, no further trouble occurred. A counter demons tration was held by silserites iu the street In front of the building, but it H. no way interfered with the meeting in- side of the hall. The speech, which dealt mainly with the financial aues- ton, defended the administration and was warmly received.
 PARIS, Oct. 24 24-Figaro referring to the rumors regarding the intention of the United States to intervene 10 Cuba says: "The civilized nations ough: to protest against the interested policy of the United States in Cuba and not per. init interference.
 THE HAGUE, Oct 24-W ,lhelmina was confirmed today in the presence of the court. Dr. c. J. Vandertier, couIt chaplain preached the confirmation sermon.
 BUDA, Ill.,, Oct. 24--Bryan spoke at Ottsgs before 8. n. today to a good sizsd crowd which cheered his arraien- ment of the gold democrats. His speech vas devoted in the main to general shaking up of the men whom he said nominated ticket in order to cleo. a President Harrison and M. B. Ingalls, president of the Big Four railroad company were given a few words of not complimentary nature st La Sale where Bryan spoke from & flat car to large crowd of enthusiastic sd nirers of himself and Governor Altgeld.
 GLASGOW, Oct. 24.-F. E.. Bacon, English champion runner, beat T. P ConnIff American champion, in two mile run here today. Bacon wonby six teen yards in g min. and Al seconds. Bacon thus won all three races of the series arranged between the two men for $500 side each.
 CANTON, O., Oct. 24.--The fourth aud fence or inc day was made uplarRe- ly of railroad men in the employ of the Rock-Islsnd Company coming from Horton Kss., Eldon, Mo. and Ft. Wayne, Ind.
 CoNsTANTINoPLE, Oct. 26-Copyright- ed 1896, Associated Press.-The report that trouble of serious nature is brew ing here has so often been sent out that any fresh announcement to that effect IS looked 9poD as having little or no foun dation; but in spite of this it is but right to stste that once more every thing points to further very serious trou bic preparing on all sides through put the Turkish empire. The ball was set rolling Wednesday last when the Sultan signed two trades levying @ poll tax of five piastres per head on all M Mussulmans and increasing the taxes on sheep, public works, and education from one to E per cent, the funds so raised to be devoted to military purposes. This caused the representatives of powers to send collectively a note to Porte oouched in the strongest language ,alling attention tO the danger arming ,f Mussulmaps was certain to create, md pointing out the general critical situation of affairs ia the Turkish ] .mpire. Large purcbases of arms have already been made and the danger is l increasing hourly. The Porte sent a eply to the collective note of the l ambassadors and as usual it was evasive. |
 PlTTsBUkG, Pa., Oct. 26-Two men l named Stotisld aud Andrews were killed | Q the mixing department of the Acme | dynamite works near Hutton, Penn, which were demolished about 8 o'clock | his morning by sn explosion. The con- ussion shattered windows and shook | louses for more than a mile srourd.
 NEW YORK, Oct. 26-PasseuRers from | Havana confirm the mail advices that | daceo has crossed the trocha at Arte. niss. The town was bombsrded, and | very building leveled. The slaughter Vas appalling.
 PARIS, Oct. 26-"Caulers" today pro- ests sgsicst the interference of any ation in the interest of the sffsirs of 'pain and says that "Europe.is especially interested in not allowing Cuba to fall nder the domination of the United ,tates.
 CHICAGO, Got. 26-The call for tie ext annual meeting If the farmers ational congress was iesued today by resident B. F. Clayton, ot Indianola, ows, and Secretary John M. Stable, of )hicaso. The meeting is to be held st from Nov. 10 to 13.
 PEKIN, Oct. 26-Li Hung Chang has cen appointed minister of foreign tfaIrs.
 CHICAGO, Oct. 26 The Pacific elava- pr, at Pine Street and North Branch of 1s Chicago River, burned this morning