Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-01-25

MADRID, Jan. 17-Dispatches frou
Havana cay the constitutonalists, union
1918 and reformists have csbleo tbs gov
ernmsDt demanding the recall OF Gener
al Osmpos.
WASHINGTON, Jan. II Card;na
Satolli hes not rendered the services o
Pope Leo as arbitrator in the Vepe zue
Ian controversy, nor has the carolina
received up to now any Intimation tina
he will be called upon offer the services
OF the pope. This is the answer eiyer
at the residence of the cardinal ir re
Spouse to inquiries as to the report il
the London Chronicle.
PORTSMOUTH, Eng. Jan. 1.-THE fly.
ing squadron assembled at SpitheaC
this morning. It is reported the desti
nation OF the squadron after leavine
Bantry bay, Ireland, will be Bermudss
New YORK, Jan. 17-Lszsrd Frere
have ordered 100000 in gold bars a
the assay Office for shipment to Europ,
tomorrow.
New YORK, Jan. 10-A light eugin,
ran into a crowd of car cleaners walkin,
from New York on the Newhaven ant
Hartford railway at 142nd ct. today
killing two women, inJuring two othe
women and men so badly they will prob
ably die. The car cleaners were OF
their way to yards when the Chatham
express came along. They stepped
aside let it pass when the light engine
coming up northbound, on the tract
was unobserved. Beker and Mshan
women, were ground under the wheels
Others were thown against stone wall
New YORK, Jan. 17-Siagfried L
Schwabache, junior member of ChardoI
i Co, bankers and brokers, committed
suicide ia his place of business today
by shooting himself with revolver. NJ
reesod is known.
RosEBURG, Ogn., Jan. 17-Samuel q
Brown, murderer Of Alfred Kincaid
who escaped from Jail here Decsmbel
18th, is SAID to be surrounded at poin
on the North Umpqua, few miles from
Wilbur. Brown is supposed to bt
heavily armed. Sheriff Cathcart anc
posse left last night tor the sceae.
ST.. LOUIS, Jan. 7-Seventy- five
members of the national committee oil
the peoples party assembled In the Lin
dell hotel at 11:30 q. N. today. Chair
man III. l.. Tau beneck announced that
the time up to 30 p. m. would be de-
voted to the hearing OF suggestion as to
the time and place of holding the con
vention, and what the platform should
contain. Speeches were limited to five
min each.
Capt. has. A. Power, of Terre Hsute
said that silver was the paramount is
sue, aud that il the populists would con
dne themselves to that they would win
Ciemmens, OF Topeka, Kes., said ths'
one of the planks OF the Omaha plat
form was the government ownership o.
railroads; that that plank had been par
ticularly assalled, and now that very
thing had been represented to congress
IN such a manner as to make it impossi
bic for any honest man to grant an ex
tension of the Pacific railroad debt.
SACRAMENTO, CAL, Jan. 17--There was
terrific rainstorm throughout the
northern part of California last night
The downpour 10 the mountain anC
foothill districts along the Central Pa
cific amount to nearly tive inches
Trains have been delayed On account o.
washouts, landslide and the collapse oil
snowsheds.
San Francisco, Jan. 17-General N
II. Harris today received cable from
Mrs. E. A. Wiltz, London, as follows
Hammond in solitary confinement
position most critical. Others all right
Strong demand on United States
government in his behalf necessary
forthwith" From the cable John Hayes
Hammond's friends here believe the
South African republic has Sole speci-
al grievance against Hammond. The
following dispatch was received later by
William Alvord, president of the Bank
of Californis. from U. s. Senator Per.
kins. dated Washington: sour govern
ment is using every effort to protect
Hammond, Main and other Americans
in Johannesburg. I have submitted
your telegram to Secretary Olney."
COLUMBUS, o. Jan. 1.-THE Farmer:
National Bank of Portsmouth, o., sus
pended pay ment today.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 16-Senator Sewel
republican, of New Jersey, offered 6
resolution declaratory of the policy oil
the United States on the Monroe doc
trine as follows: Resolved, that the
Monroe doctrine originally propouDded
was directed to the special prevention
OF the threatened action of the allied
powers in reference to the reYoltiug
cSlonies of Spain and occupation by
colonization of any supposed derelict
territory On this hemisphere.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 17-There was a
most unusual demonstration at the open
ing Of the session Of the house today
The blind chaplain, whose ardent Ameri-
canism has frequently occssioned re-
marks, prayed fervently today for the
struggling Cubaus and "the success of
her battle for independence" When be
concluded the sentiment be had ex-
pressed he was given q hearty round
Of applause.
The presidents special message urg-
ing the necessity of immediate legisls-
ton to extend the limit OF time allowed
oy the government TO bring suits to an
nual grants of public lands was referred
to the committee on public lands.
The house then went into committee
Of the whole, for the consideration OF
the pe ns;on appropriations under the
five minute rule.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 1.-THE senate
committee on foreign relations wss in
session today. The only question before
it was legislative affirmation Of the Mon
roe doctrine. The discussion proceeded
upon the basis of the resolution OF
Senator Davis, prepared under instruc-
tions OF that committee meeting held