Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-08-29
TELEGRApHIC.

ship, Willie Rosenfeld, Captain Dunpby,
which called from New York April 23rd
for San Francisco, recently foundered
400 miles from the coast. A part OF the
crew landed safely in Santa Catharina
and four are missing. The Willie Rcs-
enfield was owned by Arthur Sewell &
Co., of Bath, Me-, from which port che
sailed.
New YORK, Aug, 21-A private cable
reports an advance of 1l8 to It's TO 1015d
in the price of gold bullion in London
and the Bank of England has sold for
shipment to the United States 10000
of American eagles at 7Ss 71ad. Lszard
and Freres say they Engaged in all 81.
100000 in gold for import to THE country.
All the gold comes from France.
KANSAS CRY, Mo-, Aug. 21-In Kan
sas City, Kas., this: morning, an uu-
known thief entered b branch of the
American National Bank during q NOM
entary absence Of the cashier and pry-
ing open the desk secured 81 900 cur
rency, or more, and escaped.
COLUMBUS, O., Aug. 21-Twelve hun.
dred miners have struck at Corning,
Rendville and Hemlock, in consequence
of resolutions adopted by the miners
convention.
New YORK, Aug. 2l-Chsirmsn
HanDs's callers at the republican nation
al headquarters today included Exon
gresham Hszslton, of Washington; W.
III. Parry, city controller, Seattle, Wash.
Committeeman F. s. Gibbs, of THE city,
and Wilbur F. Wakemap, of the Amer
lean Protective Tariff Association.
Hazelton Just made tour Of New
England where he found, be told
Hanna, tbs farmers and artisans gener-
ally with the republicans ON the curren-
cy issue and will vote for Mckinley and
Hobart.
LONDON, Aug. 2O-Memorisl services
held this afternoon for the late Baron
Won Zeedwitz, the German diplomat
killed on Tuesday in the collision be-
tween his yacht, the Isolde, and Em-
peror Williams yacht Meteor, were at
tended by represeD tatives of the queen,
the Prince OF Wales, and all the yacht
show that the Isolde's bowsprit knock
ed hole in the Brittenia's main caoin.
The Prince Of Wales has ordered bis
yacht to retire for the remainder OF the
season. 1t is believed that the Meteor,
Ssntanits ard Ailsa will not race this
year.
OMAHA, Neb., Aug. 2l-The meeting
e
standard democrats behind closed doors
did not break up until midnight. Mem
bers stated there was perfect unanimity
on the question Of sending delegation
to the convention at Indianapolis. Cen
eral opinion favored a third ticket.
Opinion was freely expressed that full
state ticket would be nominated. 1t
was stated that the presidential prefer
ence Of those present WAS not discussed
and that delegates would go to Indian
apolis free to act as the situation there
should warrant. They denied thst the
delegation would present the name Of j.
Sterling Morton, but some Of the dele~
gates are among the most intimate per-
SOCIAL and political friends OF Morton.
CHICAGO, Aug. 2l-Ohsirman Jones,
OF the national democratic campaign
committee, has changed his mind as TO
the location of headquarters. The de-
mocratic national campaign will be con-
Quoted from ths Auditorium annex.
Jones said there was too much noise
from street traffic in the rooms selected
at the Sherman House. The battle be-
tween the two greet parties will there
fore be directed from the came location,
aud practIcally conducted under the
same roof. The state central Committee
will continue its work at the old stand,
In tho Sherman House. Up to noon to-
day Jones had % SIDE but few appoint
ments, the principal ones being Clark
Howell, of Georgia, as chief of the liter
ature bureau; F. U. Grizzly Adams as
his chisf assistant, end Daniel McCon-
vile Of Ohio, chairman OF the speakers
bureau.
UPPER RED Hook, n. Y, Aug. 81
Candidate Bryan worked all morning
On his letter of acceptance and his uail.
Mr.. Bryan will spend the afternoon at
nearby fishing resort. After reading
the newspaper accounts OF the alleged
cordial support OF the ticket by New
York democrats, he said he did not BE-
lieve the situation had been exeggerat.
ed and he always believed the New York
Democracy would be true to the party
nominee.
SARATOGA, N. Y, Aug. 2l-Tbe Am
ericsn Bar Association elected the fol-
lowing officers today: President, James
Nj. Wolworth, of Omaha; Secretary,
John Hinkley, OF Baltimore; Treasurer.
Francis Rawle of Philadslphis; Execu-
tive COMMITTEE, Alfred Hsmenwsy, Bos-
ton, Charles Claflin, st. Louis. William
NJ. Howe, New Orleans. Vioe-presi-
dents from every state in the union and
local council of each state were also
chosen.
LONDON, Aug. 2l-P. L. C'Connor's
Sun today publishes q column OF sense-
tiopal account of the condition OF John
DAILY. the Irish political prisoner, re-
leased from Portland prison yesterday
afternoon. 1t ssys: without forestall-
ing what Daily will eventually divulge
relative to his treatment, it is certain
that he will be able to prove that lfIsh
prisoners have been subjsntsd to iDdig-
mites and puniehments that the vilest
criminals of her majssty's prisons es-
cape"
PERRY MOUND, Ont, Aug. 2l-While
uen were blasting rock cut ne0r here
today, heavy charge of dynamite pre-
maturely exploded. Two men named
Smith and Hillmsn were instantly kill
ed. John Olsen was fatally injured and
others seriously hurt.
WALTHAM, Mase.. Aug. 21-The
O'Hars dial factory, employing lOO
hands, the Boston Manufacturing COM
peny, employing 1000 hande, and the
American Watch company, employing q
large mum Der, decided to shut down on
sccoust of lack of business.
New YORK, Aug. 21-The cause OF
sunstroke, subject until now obscure,
has at length been definitely discovered,
according to the claims of the officers OF