Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1896-10-03

for Puget Sound ports, is reported ashore
OF Point Wilson, in the sound.
The Umatllla struck on the rocks of
Point Wilson "a promontory 10 Discovery
Bay, near Port Townsend. All of the
passengers were landed safely by means
OF email boats. The star board bow OF
the steamship was stove in badly and
the steamer is leaking seriously, bu,
rests above water, supported on the
rOcKs. The cause of the disaster is
attributed to the fogs, SO prevalent in
northern waters at this season.
SALIsBURG, Matabeland, Sept. 90
There has been serious fighting on the
MazOe river for the last three days. liz
one engagement the British force was
hemmed in ten hours by q strong force
OF insurgente.
CLINTON, lowe, Sept. 29-Gold in
Paying quantities has been found on the
| farm OF man named Lucke. few
miles from here. Assays show Sl4 to
the ton.
New YORK, Sept. 29-Thls morning
was rainy and Bryan remained at bis
| hotel answering his mali. Later. it is
| expected, conference will be held by
Bryan and Senators Jones, Faulkner
and German regarding the situation In
the middle states and the south. Mr..
st John will probably participate In the
conference. The latest phase of the
political situation in this state NAV also
be gone over. This afternoon Bryan
will make speech at the Academy OF
Music 10 Jersey City.
SYDNEY, N. S. W., Sept. 2S-The Bri-
tish steamer Monowsi, Captain Carey,
sailing for San Francisco, took $3.50
600 gold.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, Sept. 29-The
Columbus Buggy company asslgnees
today filed statement in court. The
assets are S948, 900 and liabilities 81 ,O69,
600.
PARIS, Sept. GA semi-officiaI note
issued today says that embassies at
Coustautinople are unanimously re-
earding the representations from the
Sultan by M. Gam bon, the French am
bassador, as having exercised q most
effective Influence upon the Turkish
government and as being destined short.
ly to deprive the eastern question of
much or It's acut6nes6.
New YORK. Sept. GA special to the
Herald from Havana says: Thlrty-five
Spanish volunteers commanded by
Lieut.. Romero were surrounded by a
superior force of insurgents as they
were leaving the town of Quivicsn, pro-
vince of Havana. A desperate fight
ensued, the Spanisrds attempting to
cut their way through the rebels. Their
efforts were without avail, but they did
not cease fighting until tweuty-three OF
their number we're killed and four
wounded. Among the killed was Lieut..
Romero. The volunteers VINO escaped
report that severe losses were inflicted
upon the rebels.
The Havana newspapers comment
with satisfaction upon the detention by
federal officials in the United States of
Cuban fiIibusterinR agents.
Ell Disro Del Ejercito, the Spanish
army organ, applauds President Cieve-
lands energetic manifestations Of inter-
national sincerity, adding: ''Spain can
never forget these new proofs of good
faith 90 nobly displayed at Washington
by the executive. Ell Diaro de la Ma
rins, which Processes to voice the seDti-
ments of the navy. accredits President
Cleveland with having struck a heavy
blow at the actual violstors of the re-
cent neutrality proclamation, but again
complains that those primarily response
BILE for the fitting out and dispatching Of
the 6libustering expeditions. the presi-
dent, secretary and treasurer OF the
Cuban revolutionary junta 10 New
York, have not as yet been arrested, nor
their open collection of funds for war
purposes IN any wise interfered with by
the Federal authorities.
La Lucia ironically says that now
that President Cleveland is acting with
justice, it will be quite unnecessary for
Spanish wsrships to continue their
patrol OF the CUBAN coast.
Havana grOcers, owners OF clothing
ests blish ments aud cigar dealers have
been placed under the same military
as drug stores with regard
to sales to retailers in the interior towns
ordering goods from the. city. These in
future must bring or send a memoran-
dunn of articles required, to be approved
by the local military command-nt.
Copsul-Gsnersi Lee, who has finally
the release OF Samuel TolOD,
was informed that Toion must leave the
island Wednesday next.
The great floods which have occurred
10 Pinar del Rio and along the western
trocha are not only alyzing the mill
tary movements in the west, but msy al
so retsrd for some weeks the carrying
into effect Of the capSain-gener6l's new
plan for personal operations against
Antopio Msceo.
Troops passed from Spain continue to
enter the port daily, bringing new rein
About q 600 men have
been disem barked. Many of these are
of former campaigns here and
elsewhere, and consequently are expect |
ed to achieve better results than the re-
cruits formerly brought over. Appsr.
entity they are foil Of energy and enthu-
slasm and are anx,ous for the fray. A |
of them are landed across the |
bay in Rsgis and the men are distrlbut- |
ed thence to different points by rail or
,osst transports.
A correspondent in Santiago de Cuba |
says that the merican prisoners, Frank |
Agrsmonte and Julius Sauz, have been |
from Moro Castle to the |
,ivll prison 10 the city. together with |
Gonzales, q Venezuelan general 1t is
expected that they will soon be called
'or trial. The Americans are visited |
frequently by Consul Hyatt or his
deputy, Consul Provat, who represents
hem.
The Spanish press OF Havana is en-
gagged in heated editorial discussion OF
he proposition to expel from the island
MI CUBAN negroes as soon as the triumph
IL the Spanish arms in the present
struggle shall be assured, and follow up
,his step by encouraging white immIgrs-