Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-05-23

tomorrow. E. J. Stickle, J. N. Still
 well and Egbsrt Doville, members of the state executive board of Ohio, have addressed the following to the national
 board of the sssocistion:
 "We, ths undersigned, members of
 the state executive board of Ohio of the A. F. A.after @ careful thorough investi- Ration of the record of William Mo Kinley, of Ghio, with reference to his
 attitude toward our order and his Americanism, gay we do not find any evidence to warrant the charges msde ags,nst him by the executive committee of our board"
 WAsHINGToN. May 15-In the senate today Morgan, (Ala,) presented resolu- tion concerning Americans under con demnstion at Havana and said he would address the senate on it tomorrow. The resolution directs the committee ou foreign treaties with Spain ss to the trial of our citizens arrested in Cuba and now under sentence of death by the Spanish military tribunal for alleged offences of political or other character. It requests tLe secretary of state for lit eral copies of the protocol signed by Caleb Cushing and the Spanish minie- ter and copies of recent correspondence relative to the condemnation of Ameri- cans at Havana. GallinRer (N. M.) of- fered the following: Resolved, that the wide spread business depression and rapid increase of public debt demons trates that the existing tariff law does not produce sufficient revenue and that revision of the law is imperstively de- mapded in tho interests of the people of the United States" Gsllinger annouuc- ed he would address the senate on this resolution or some measure before con- Rress adiouned. The resolution hereto fore introduced by Mills directing the finance committee to investigate it's ef- feet on American products of the intro duction of oriental products was agreed to with sn amendment by Allen (Nsb) that the inquiry cover the cost of labor in this country and the orient.
 NEW YORK, May 15-Lazard and Freres who have been expected to send out sl. .000, GOO gold tomorrow gay they will not ship. l.. Won Hoffman and Company will ship Sl,0OO.OOO and the shipment isexpected to be made by one of the representative german houses.
 CRooKsToN, Minn.. May 15-The first claimant who entered the U. s. land of- flee today with intent to file on Red Lake lands. came through the transom over the door. He held papers aloft and esid. Mine o'clock, gentlemen, am first" Being two minutes too pre- vious be was elected. He entered, how ever, with the first four admitted and his name, l.. D. Mccall, was the first re- corded. He had been in line four daya The line was two blocks long ana con tained not lees than 400 men.
 
 WASHINGTON, May l5-Rear Admiral Thomas H. Stevens, U. s. N, retired, was found dead in bed at Rockville, Md, this morning. af -o9l.a 1
 PHOENIX, Aiiz-. May 15- Catherine A. Lacy, B years of age, was burned to death this morning. She had arisen at 4 o'clock and in lighting the fire ignited the curtsins. From this her clothing 1 caught and before help arrived she was | fairly cooked, dyIng in . few minutes.
 NEW YORK, May l5-The democratic state central committee today decided | to hold @ state convention to select del 1 egasss at large for the Chicago convsn- tiou, at Saratoga, June 24.
 CLEVELAND. 0, May 15-Interest in the Methodist conference today csnterec in the election of bishops. Bishop Fitz- gerald presided. The floor was cleared of all except delegates. The first ballot in DO choice. There are fifty candidates.
 CHICAGO. May 15-Todsy for the first time siDce the execution of the Hay- market anarchists, Q double hasRinR took place in the Cook county jail. The men were Alfred O. Fields. B negro, and Joseph Wsnrsdsh, 8 Ger man. l: was to have been a triple hang ing, but Governor Altgeld yesterday gave respite to Mic Msrdzdeu, con- victed of the murder of Fritz Holshet- ter, a butcher. Fields slept soendly. His companion did not sleep until long after midnight. When his wife left the ail he cried hystercslly for nearly an aour. SHERIDAN, Wyo.. May 15-MoKinley md free silver were declared inseparsble ( political twins in the republican state today. The committee on had a warm session until midnight. The platform ss finally re- ported is intended to meet the wants of III factions, and therefore satisfies none. The delegates are instructed for Mo- S kinley and free silver.
 WAsHINGToN, May l5-Eleven million s iollars worth of gold has been exported a D the last 13 days. There is not the a liehtest indication of any abatement in he foreign demand for the yellow metal t md it is expected that Cleveland will t aks steps to secure legislation to check t. DENVER, Colo, May 15-TAe Western Federation of Miners convention in com- niltee of the whole today revised its and discussed the stablish- nsnt of @ home for dissbledminera,
 WAsHINGToN, May 16-Todsyb Rs- ion of the American Protective Asso- ,