Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1896-10-17
Grandly Celebrates the 25th
Anniversary ofHer
Great Fl
PATTERSON'S SHORTAGE.
An Immense Crowd to See the
CARA Great Day
at Canton.

i edcu party having It6 own Dig Street
parade, as we'll as monster gathering in
doors. Practically every factory and
store in the city were CLOSED as were
also the board of trade and the bar KS.
From early mornirg the streets We're
jsmmad with cheering crowds, strug-
Cling to gain come point of vantage.
The procession of repu blican clubs was
the first feature of the day. One of tie
unique features we're the immense
transmitters stationed at different
points on the march, connected witt
long distance telephone wires. As the
cheering mobs passed by, their "rat
rsh" for Mckinley and Hobart were
heard by those gentlemen in Canton
snd Patterson N. j. Tonight the friends
Of free silver hsve their inning. The
procession OF free silver clubs will
march over practically the same route.
For the repu blicans Chsuncy Y. Depew
epeaks at the auditorium tonight Thls
afternoon At Tstterssls, the attraction
| will be the famous silver senator, Henry
| M. Teller, OF Colorado.
The members went twelve abreast;
the parade started at 10 a. N. and lasted
far into the afternoon. Generals Pail
mer and Buckner, democrstio gold
standard candidates for president and
vice-president, reviewed the PROCESSION
from the balcony OF the Palmer House
and were cheered by the msrchers.
WASHINGTON, d. @. Oct 6.-The Pest
today says that a shortage of about
$4,000 has been discovered in the &C.
count of DR.. A. @. Patterson, third as
sistapt physician of the government
asylum for insane, at st. Elizsbeth'e.
The Doctor has been absent from bis
post for some months, presumably on
account Of i'll health. The examips-
ton of his accounts just revealed
shortage in the fund received for the
treatment OF private patients.
CAMP DE CHALoNs, tChalon Sur
Marne) Copyrighted 1896 by Associated
Press. Oct. 9.-Long before the i'm
perial and presidential trains arrived
here from Versailles this morning, the
vicinity OF this immense camp, covering
&c, COO acres, was crowded by people
anxlous to see the Gear and Czarins and
witness the grand military review or
gan,zed in his msjesty's honor. At 9
o'clock nearly 20C. 900 people had al.
ready sssemb led and more were pour
ing in from the direction of Rheims.
Chslons Sur Marine, etc., as fast az the
trains could bring them On the Cars ar
rival at military headquarters, salute
of 101 guns was fred, after which be
reviewd 10000 troops in the camp, re-
presenting all branches of the service
Before leaving Versailles, the Gear ex-
pressed bis thanks to President Faure
for the reception accorded him in Paris
CANTON, Ohio, Ocs. 1.-TWO unpreced-
ented features of the presidential cam.
paign distinguished this evensful day
One was the call of the confederate vet
Grams of the Shenandoah Valley, Vir-
ginis, on republican presidential nomi
nee who carried q musket as Fedora
private; another wa- listening to the
business mems and trades demonstra
tion in Chicago by Msjor Mckinley a,
his home. Mckinley showed Rrea'
pleasure at the volume OF enthusiastic
sounds that reached him over 400 miles
Of wire. The music of bands aud cheer
ing at crowds were plainly heard. The
highl, polished hickory stump cent Maj
Mckinley by Sheriff Greener, of Knox.
vile, and ether Tennessee admirers, was
dedicated on the Mckinley porch this
morning. Three coach loads from East
Tent essse organized by Sheriff Greener
and in charge of Captain William Rule
and Major E. j. Camp, Woe president OF
the national republican league, came
with congratulations.
CANTON, O., Oct. 10-At noon the
streets Of Canton are crowded with DEL
egatIons. For miles around the side
walks are filled with men and women,
cheering paIadsrs who are enthusiastic
cslly returning the sslut.s while they
await their turn 10 reach the McKinle.
home. Railroad men say it Is impossl-
BILE to get all the rowds waiting at con
necting railroad points into Canton be
fore evening, AID possibly not before 10
o'clock tonight With all the great dem
onstrations seen almost daily at Canton
nothing has approached the scenes OF
today. Railroad men ct noon reported
go carloads here or on the way. Bsuos
are playing everywhere. Major McKin-
ley is iu magnificent voice.
Fifty bishops conference officials anG
prominent members OF the A. M. E
conference came with greetings of Their
centennial jubilee conference now in
session in New York city. They were
given q cordial greeting by Major Mo
Kinley. They represent, according to
tteir spokesman, Bishop George W.
Clinton, nearly halfis million commuLi
cants, and by the same authority SO per
cent will vote ana work for the republi
can party.
The fifth address Of the day was de-
livered to q Thousand or more CONNER
cisl travellers from Rochester. n. Y, In
dianapolis, Ind, Mansfield, o., and the |
territory surrounding these centers.
LONDON. Got. lO.--Walter Nj. Calste
the wealthy Californian who, withed
wife is confined in Holloway Jail, blse |
remand, charged with stealing vsluahoi |
furs from shops IN this city showsn |
signs today of suffering from his con-
fnement In prison and from theworry |
incident to it. He said to q friend: II
do not know how / can ever buckle to |
again. / sm dazed by this calamity" |
The evidence will be produced that |
some time ago Mrs. Castles health was |
such that Doctor Gabriel of this city |
called. He found Mrs. Castle suffering |
from pains in the head. tt was settled |
yesterday evening that no application |
will be made for bail before the prison
ers are brosght up on remand Tuesday |
next.
WASHINGTON, d. G. Oct. 10.-All the |
memb ers OF the Venezuelan commission |
we're in attendance today at the first |
% Getting for several months. The morn
ing was taken up in presentation OF re-
ports by the various committees upon |
their work on special branches Of in
quiry. Mr.. Coudert, who has been at |
work IN Europe with Prof. Baer, in |
particular, had some interesting and.
valuable matter to communicate. Baer |
is expected to return to the United |
States about the end of the present |
month. Then it is hoped the commits |
sion will be able to close its researches |
and proceed to the final stage Of the |
work.
FIVE DEATHS