Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1896-07-18

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New York to Chicago. The committee
discussed this proposition at an informal
meeting this morning. Senator Jones,
OF Arkansas, before leaving for Wash
ington said: "There will be another
meeting OF the national committee some
time during the next three weeks at
which the subject of changing head
quarters will be more fully discussed"
CANTON. O., July 15-Despite the
binding rainstorm, 500 representative
wome Of Cleveland came to the state
this morning, arriving at 11:45 q. 20.
They were headed by q splendid wo-
mans brass bands. Forming into COL
umns OF two they marched to the Mo-
Kinley home. Thousands of people
blocked the streets. Mrs. Elroy M.
Avery delivered an eloquent address,
concluding as follows: "Among men
your name stands as the synonym for
protection to American industry; IT
stands for sound money and reciprocity
and for freedom from ocean to ocean.
Among the women it stands for right
thinking and right living; it stands for
tenderness to mother and for love to
wife, and for all that makes American
homes the dearest spots on EARTH" Gov
Mckinley responded in q happy vein.
SALEM, ILL.,, July 15-While hundreds
Of people from all parts of this state to
attend the Bryan celebration, were as
sembling In the court house yard today,
big black cloud doomed up from the
northwest and approached with fright
full rapidly. There were terrific peals
of thunder. At length rain broke and
came down In torrents. In ten mioutes
the bunting, flags and drsperles. which
looked 30 attractive iu the morning,
were almost ruined. The darkness To-
creased until it was almost impossible
to see across the street. Ii was an or
binary thunderstorm but of unusual
violence, and owing to the darkness,
caused great deal Of alarm.
GRAND ISLAND, Neb., July 15-The
popullst state convention to select dele
gates to the national convention con-
vened at ii a. N. amid great enthu-
siasm. Four hundred delegates com.
posed the convention. Only one dele
gate openly opposes Bryan.
BrysR is to receive the unqualified
endorsement of the convention and in
return the democrats, whose orgapizs-
tion is wholly controlled by the Bryan
element, will endorse the populist state
ticket.
New YORK. July 15-It is reported
that the largest quantity of gold ever
shipped away in one week is to be taken
to Europe by steamers sailing this week.
An estimate Of the reported shipments
placed them at IS, 600, 900, and it is ex-
pected the reserve will drop from $685.
27I 900 to S90,0O0,O 900 before August.
Cleveland will oubtedly issue more
bonds.
PEsCADERo, Cal. Jnly I4-Pacific
mail steamship from Acapulco to San
Francisco went ashore at o'clock this
morning on the rocks scar Pigeon Point,
rocky promontory ebout i've miles
from Pescadero. There was a heavy
fog last night and this morning along
the coast it wss impossible to see twenty
yards ahesd. The Colombia was nearer
shore than her skipper realized and be-
fore her coarss could be altered those |
on board could hear the rocks scrsping |
her keel. Ia an instant all was confu- |
sion on board the Colombia. Sixty |
passengers came up from Acapulco and |
they wers just turning out when the |
steamer ran on the rocks. The captain
and officers managed to quiet the pass
eDgers and started to work the steamer
from her position. She was held fast /
on the rocks and could not be moved in
spite of all the efforts of the shippers.
To add to the alarm it was soon found |
that one compartment was filling with
water. Signals of distress attracted
the ats ntion Of the keeper OF Pigeon
Point light house who in turn notified
the authorities OF this village. A
number OF ranchers and seamen went
as soon as possible to the remote point
where the Colombia is wedged in the
rocks, but there on the shore they could
do nothing to relieve the ship or pass
sngers. The tugs Active and Reliance
we're ordered from San Francisco and
word has been received that they have
started for this port.
CLEVELAND, Ohio, July 15-Another
riot began at the Brown hosting works
his morning. A Lumber OF nom
lnion men were beaten, stabbed
Ind kicked. The troops were called
,ut. Strikers and their sympsthizers
1t acked non-unien meu on the way 20
work. The non-unionists were beats q
With clubs and felIed to the ground.
}. w. jackson received Is knife stat
n the face and body and had three ribs
broken. For time the police, greatly
,utnumbered by rioters, were unable to
ope with the mob. They were REIN
creed and succeeded in driving the en-
aged strikers back, rescuing the nom
Inion men. Two companies Of milit q
AVE been ordered under arms as it is |
relieved another outbreak will occur {
his evening when the non.uniOn work. |
zen leave the works.
PREsIDIo. CAL, July 15-There is no {
Material change this morning in the s
position Of the Pacific steamer, Colom- I
lie, which grounded in the rocks yes- q
erdsy morning. She rests as she struck, c
q thef jsggsd half isunken rocks. The c
fleet OF the accident becomes worse i
very hour from the motion of the sea. the q
hips keel keeps moving and sorsping Q
gsinst the rocks. Though the surf was b
OF heavy last night the wrecking party
ere states that the Colombia is in q .
,uch worse condition today than fifteen .
ours ago. The surface is full of fruit ;
DR. miles around. l.,
New YeRK, July 15-The condition OF 9
cornelius Vanderbilt, ST.. strickenswith b
analysis yesterday, was this morning t
sported as slightly improved, although a
arrant the gravest apprehensions. 81
lrs. McLsne, Daleleld ana Grasper
,msined at the bedside of Vanderbilt 9,
the night and everything p
nown to medical science was done for 81
he relief of the patient. T
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