Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-10-31

preceded by constipation, and soon
 had the pleasure of knowing that with
 children as with parents, Ayers Pills,
 if taken in season, avert all danger of
 sickness. WETrsTEIN, Byron, Ill. l AYERS PILLS
 Highest Honors at Worlds Fair.
 Ayef. sarsaparilla Strengthens the systen.
 LONDON, Got. 23.-The Marquis of
 Salisbury has demanded the immediate
 relea- of Sam Yat Sen, Chinese phy.
 sioisn said to be British subject, who
 was, according to the statement of
 friends, kidnapped while passing the
 ChineFs legation here and is held pri.
 soner in the legation on the charge O!
 having besn eng aged in a conspiracy to
 overthrow the Manchu dynasty.
 MArooN, lii. Oct. 23.-What is con.
 sidered the battle ground of the cam. paign vas entered by Bryan this morn
 ing. It has been understood that
 Bryan would put up the best fight be could when the prairie state was reach ed. Eighteen places were on the it.
 added before night just for good meas ure. Illinois democratic politicians" met Brynn at Terre Hauta last night, end today escorted him. Danville was the first stop.
 CoNsTANTINoPLE, Oct. 24-The am- bassadors today discussed the protected srmiag of Mussulmsns, which it is stat ed is the project of the new poll tax, and is regarded as the most important event since the beginning of the crisis.
 NEW YORK, Oct 24-Bsrnett L.. Price and Barnett l.. Prize, Jr., comprising the firm of Price & O., wholesale clOthiers, were arrested today on war ran.s charging fraud in the disposition of S80,OO0 worth of stock and slO.OOO. The Prices have been in business for some years.
 WOODLAND, Cal. Got. 24-James l.. Pace, one oi the oldest and most highly respected citizens of Yoio county, was burned to death in his own home, near Cachsville. on Friday night. The family had retired for the night and were aroused by the roar of flames in the kitchen. Mir. Pace went into the room to extinguish the flames ald was suffocated.
 ROME, Got. 24-The civil marriage of the Grown Prince of Italy, to PrlDcess Helene, of Montenegro, took place this morning in the ballroom quirinel. The young couple went in procession to the churon of Santa Maria Dsgli, where the religious ceremony was celebrated.
 BowLING-GREEN, Ky, Got. 24-This city never held such @ crowd ss came to- day to hear Secretary Carlisle make the second of bis serles of Kentucky speeches. A delegation of sold stand ard democrats from all the Thirj Dis triot are here; also many silver men. Mayor Mallory has sworn in large number of policemen who are stationed at severe points of the opera house in- structed to use various measures if any one Offers to insult the speaker in any manner. All morning Carlisle received @ constant stream of csllers at his hotel. Rhea, tEe silver democratic candidate, has relinquishsd hs intention of de- msnding 5 division of time with Carlisle, out has announced that he will answer Ca.lisle's speech on the street in front of the opera house ae soon as be con- cludes. Carlisle arrived at the opera house at l o'clock and was introduced by Major Wells of Covington, @ farmer. There was DO disorder.
 WICHITA, Kas.. Oct. 24-This city is crowded with visitors from a radius of fifty niles to hear ex-Spesksr ReeG. He addressed an immense audience at ? o'clock m the auditorium, and then made @ speech in Q tent raised to sccomodats 10000 people.
 WASHINGTON, Got. 24-The populist national committee, through Chairman Butler, hss issued sn official address to | the members of the peoples party, urging them to Loyalty support Bryan 1 ard follow his banner wherever it | leads. The address is highly eulogistio | of Bryan as the peoples champion and l warmly commends Watson. It urges | the peoples party not to be discouraged | oy the fact that there are two candidates | for vice president in the fieid. It says | there are two months between election | and casting of votes by electors and | here is surely wisdom enough in the | twr parties which support Bryan to adjust that complication satisfactorily to all.
 HAVANA, Oct. 23-Cspsaip. G eneral Wey Ter has issued proclamation con- tsinirg the following provisions:
 First-All of the inhabitants of the country or outside the lines of fortlfica- tions of the towns, must betske them selves to towns occupied by troops with ip period of eight days. Thoee who are found outside the towns after the expiration of that period ~ill be consid- cred rebels and will be taken and tried as such.
 Second-The withdrawal of groceries from the towns is absolutely prohibited aud also the transportation of them by sea or land without a permit from the military authorities. Violstors of this provision to be tried and punished ss siders of the rebels.
 Third-Proprietors of cattle must car ry them to towns or provide immedi- ately that they shall receive due proteo- ton.
 Fourth--EiRht days after the publi- cation of this proclamation all rebels ID every municipality will be subject to the captain generals dis possl to order them where to reside, and t will be a commendstion in their fsv,r 'or them to give available news about he enemy and to surrender with their irearms and moreover to surrender in their organizations.
 Fifth-This proclamation is ouly en- orceable in the province of Pinsr del Rio.
 The insurgents during the past two weeks have been continuing the work f devastation, particularly in the pro-