Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-09-19

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ish Consul at this port, were liz cobfer
: ence today relative to taking steps IN th'
United States courts here against tn,
tug Dauntlese, in the event of her re
lease at brunswick. Wnitefield asserts
J that Spain will make a general CLAIM
| for damages against this country. Tint
collectors Of customs in this and othel
Georgia ports have been directed from
Washington to be extra vigilant against
filibusteriDg expeditions.
HAVANA, Sept. 10-The report ths!
Capt General Weyler had issued orders
that all mails should be opened is not
true.
Within the last fortnight twelve in
surgent incepdiaries have been shot,
ard tomorrow Louis Pariol, another H.
cendlary, will meet the came fate.
I Al Salbana On September 3, the in-
surgent Mendez was executed, and at
Porto Principe, Angel Nunez Tore and
Alfredo Aldsu, also insurgents, were
put to death in the same way.
Alfonso Tolon, a son OF Samuel L.
Tolon, the American merchant at Car
denas, province of Matsnzas, who was
arrested laet week at this port on hoard
the ward lire steamer Seneca, is also
prisoner.
The insurgents have destroyed 500
metres of the railroad between the River
Pedrenslis end the town of Candelaris,
in PiDar del Rio, blowing up a number
Of culverts with dynamite.
The forces of Gaxlmo Gomez and
Galixtro Garcia blew up with dynamite
the engine of O military train at Ram
blazo. 10 the Nuevltas district, thus
breaking the line Of communication.
BosroN, Sept. 1.-THE officers of tho
United Society of Christian Endesvor
announced today that the dates of the
next International Christian Endeavor
would be July TIN to 12thS 1897 San
| Franchises has been selected as the
| place.
CANTON, o.. Sept. 1.-Two thousand
iron and steel workers and farmers from
Lorraine, Ohio. and vicinity reached here
at noon. Their cars were inscribed:
open the mills: rot mints." I'VE
want good pay in good money"
etc. At the depot crowd
united with tie Lincoln Club OF Erie,
Pa, and represen tatives OF the Pennsyl-
vauis Repu blican League. The crowd
which surrounded McKinley's home
about o'clock numbered 6.00O. Judge
W. I. Steele, of Oberlin o., spoke on
behalf OF the farming and other inter-
ests of that section.
ZgRMITT, Switzerland, Sept. 1l-Prof.
Grunert, while ascending Lyskamm
with two guides, fell from glacier and
was killed.
F Rr WORTH, Tex, Sept. 1.-THE re-
publican state convention reconvened
AT 10 a. N. yesterday with full repres-
entstiop. A committee on resolutions
commended the appointment of a
committee of three, with plenary powers.
to confer with similar committee OF
gold standard democrats and poDulists
looking to an smicable division of con-
Qressmep. The popul!sts are enthusi-
srtic over the matter. Coalition ia a.
ready practically arranged. H. B. Kain,
Of Palestine, an original Mckinley man,
was elected chairman. Indications are
that E. FL. r. Green will be chosen IN
auimously for governor.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 1.-THE Bank |
OF Commerce, a state institution, failed |
this morning.
LONDON, Sept. 12-Lord Roseberry, |
the liberal leader, has written letter
condem ming in strong terms the recent
massacres at Constsntinople. He says |
sit is far above party question: one Of
common christianity, humanity and
civilization. | do not doubt her
msiesty's present advisors share with
the representative of the United States
in detestation over the government
under which such things are possible
and / think more can be accomplished
by diplomacy than by public meetings.
| found my hopes on the natural senti-
ment OF the young emperor soon to be
among us who has such power and such
responsibility"
LONDON, Sept. 12-Wm. E. Gladstone
has written an open letter denouncing
the Sultan OF Turkey. Gladstone says:
'ID my opinion the Sultan and not his
Mohammedan subjects. is the author Of
the massscres. From first to last their
atrocities have no parallel in recent
history. The concert Of Europe is a
miserable, disgrsoeful mockery, and the
and government have given
direct support to the sssassins. Coer-
cion which should long ago have been
applied to him might even now be q
means Of avoiding another series of
A rumor Is current on the stock ex-
change today that a cabinet counLil will
be held tomorrow, is upon investigation
found to be incorrect.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Sept 12-(Copy-
righted 1896, Associated Press.)-A feel
ing OF greatest anxiety prevails in all
circles here. There is no doubt that a
crlsls OF extreme gravity has been
reached. The powers ars discussing
the deposition of the Sultan, tina. being :
apparently the only means of restoring
lniet and confidence within the Turkish !
empire. A British fleet of fifteen war
easy striking distance should an emer-
,ency arise. 1t is believed that Great :
Britain will not hesitate to act alone in :
: utting an end TO the present disgrace .
'ul state of affairs. il the other powers y
1elry too long. AS was generally ex- !,
pected. the extraordinary tribunal
trying the men accused OF msesacreing ;
Armeniaus In the streets of this city =
and gu burbs. turned out to be merely a =
court.
BAUTzEN, Saxony, Sept. PAS Z
Emperor William entered his special
rain at Loebau, IL miles from here to- 7
lay, after bidding farewell to the King G
# Saxony, the Dresden express train I
,eliided with his msiesty's train. No
me was injured. y
CANTON, Sept l2-Two train loads of .