Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-10-31
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 Iitory in Pelnnsylyania. They arrived
 about 6:30 on special train of sevel coaches, but did not go to the McK,ple,
 home till 9 o'clock. In his speech t,
 the Pennsylvania delegation McKinley
 said: "The democratic party cao hard ly expect us to have confidence in theil
 present prescription when the prsscTip
 ton they gave us in 1892, which they
 insisted was cure for all our trou bles
 was so complete failure" Mckinley
 made third address to the delegation
 from New York representing the towns
 of Elmlta, Corning Bath, HornellsviIle Cuba and Jamestown, coming on 6
 special train of a Jczen coaches, and tC several hundred from McKans County,
 Pa.
 KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Oct. 24.-No trace of the quartette Of train robbers wbo boldly held up the regular west bound Chicago $ Alton passenger train twen. ty miles east of here lsst evening, has been found. They were sll disguised and had a good start of their pursuels,
 The express company officials claim the packages of jeweIry secured by the rob bers were valued at less than $50. No money was secule ed from the company s safe. S25 taken from the engineer being the only cash the robbers got.
 ATLANTA, Oct 23-It is learned here, on,what Is believed to be unlmpeach- able authority that fusion was agreed upon yesterday between Senator Jones aud tbe Populist Committeeman, Nssn- burn. As result, Washburu left Chicago for Nashville, and Il. E. Reed left Atlanta last night for the same place, where they will meet Tom Watson. Democratic National Chair man Jones wired hls representative here In substance as follows. yesterday: We must accede to the demands of the populIsts for fusion 10 Georgia" The reply in substance was: "Ths populists of Georgia don't want fusion; they demand eurreoder." To tbis Jones If these are facts use yod' own judgment" It appears from this tast a general plan of fusion, satis factory to the populists, has been agreed upon between Wash burn. and Jones, and Georgia alone stands in the way of its colsumm6tioD.
 DENVER, Col, Oot. 23-General Wheaton and offi icers of the U. s. army n this city, have for several weeks been D handsomely entertaining two Germans of distiDg appearance, who gave the names of Baron Won Livezow and Baron Von Sschxsmitoff, aod said that they were officers of the Germsn army. They represented that they were making A tour of the world without money in he guise of tramps to win @ wager. Among the entertainments provided here for the strangers Was a ball st Fort Logan. Suspicion being finally aroused, 4 telegram WAS sent to the German at Washington, to which 8 reply wGs received saying that nothing wac known there regarding the two gentlemen.
 CoNsTANTINopLE, Oct. 23-Tbe trades ssued yesterday in connection with tbe .ecent purch ,se of arms, have resulted D cond ,tion, the effect of which is 'egarded as grave. Minis CTS are opposed % the poll tsx imposed on the Mussel mans. but the palace officials insisted hat the measure was necessary for the lefense of the Musselmans religion, on he grounds that the Christians are to attack the Musselmans.
 WASHINGTON, Oct. 23- Attorney feperal Harmon, in regard to the re- noval O: Mark A. Smith, as assistar { J. s. attorney of ArIzona, stated thst Ie had not taken action, but awaited he result of queries and further inform tion.
 Yreka Cal. Journal: The popocrats re a frightened crowd just now, and l he pubncetlon of Bryan's statement of | IS alleged confidence over his own sign- 1 ture Is generally regarded as farcios! ndsr existing circumstances. Not on- ! ? grs they frightened about the states | 'hich the republican managers con- 5ded to be ID doubt at the beginning | f the campaign, but which they now | onsIder safe for Mckinley, but also | bout seven or eight Southern states, ome of which the republicans had DO lea of making any serious cam paign | I until very recently. They realize | hat Maryland, West Virginia and Ken lcky, whirh have from the beginning cans, are more likely to be carried for 1oKinley than for Bryan, and now the ntics of Tom Watson have got them ito stats of fright over North Caro- ns, Florida, Alabama, Tennessee and and they are DO longer cer ,in even of carrying Texas. What ley especially fear in several of these .4tes is that the republicans may with raw their electoral ticket aud support nat of the gold democrats, an idea that
 being advocated by some shrewd re- u blicaos for such states as Louisians, here rhe gold democrats are numerous 1d influential
 WASHINGTON, Oct. 23-Sir Julian auncefote, British am basssdor, called the e:ste department today for the lrpose of presenting to Secretary Ol- 'y certain propositions regarding the Controversy. The docu- ents seemed to be dsss respecting the ,tent Of the the British individual in- rest in the disputed boundsr, terrl- ny inform stion which Secretary Olney ss all along sought from the British de. If this trou ublesome phase of the dispute can be adjusted satis- there is no doubt that the ain question in dispute can be surely ttled. It car be stated authoratively lat the proposal of Sir Julian Paunce- te is authorized by the British foreign flee to present to the state department i'll embrace both the Venezuelan boun ,ry question aud Jae question of gen hl treaty between Eng:and and the nited States, wbersby all future dis ltaa will be submitted to arbitration ne nature of the proposals are sucb lat the dispute over Venezuels is much ,erer a final solution than at any tune zee the trouble began.
 ATLANTA, Ga, Oct. 23-Chss. F. risp, ex speaker of the house of rep- GIed he-e this afternoon. COLUMBUS. O., Oct. 23.--The Hon. olumUIs Deleno, secretary of the ip- rIor under Grant, died suddenly at
 a. n.
 CANTON, O., Oct. 23- McKinley's first 'eecn today was a response to W. H. lcott. who spoke on behslf of the dele .tions from Newcastle and Logansport, id., which re ched the Mckinley home ,out noon. Three hundred employees