Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-11-21

demoralizstion of aff ire ia Hsvsps to an extent which might render 1t impos- siole for the authorities lo ibsintain or der among the citiZaus and dissatisfied soldiery. 1t Is full res!ls ,.ion of what is likely to happen in the event of ar unsuccessful result of General Weyler's present campaign that is ceusing the authorities to be on the alert. They un- derstsnd fully that Spain cannot let go much as the Madrid authorities might like to.
 Reviewing the political aspect both in Spain ard Cuba from every point of view, they find it very difficult to figure out peaceful solutions. From tue Spau- Ish side of the case, the war must be kept up to preserve the monarchical par ty. From the point of View of the Urit- ed States. prolopgatiou of the war m Cuoa means utter destruction of all Amerlcan interests in the island and it's Friu almost beyond recovery.
 AsEINGToN, Nov. lS-Admirsl bnnce'> fleet will De augmented soon by the c user Marblehead, which sr- rived today.
 CANTON. Ohio, Nov. 17-United States Senator John Sherman Of Ohio has iust written Major Mckinley:
 "l am rstEer late iD expressing my hearty congratulations for your election as president of the United States, but they are none the iess cordial and hearty. The greatest benefciRries of the result are the people of the United States, and they have escaped a real dagger in the threatened election of Bryan and the socialistlc ideas hs rep resented. You will enter uLon your office with the most hopeful promises of success, and confidently believe you will meet and perform your important
 uties to the satisfaction of the copser- vstivs people of the United States."
 Major Mckinley had a great many callers today. During the morning the president-elect received Congressman Char ee A. Boutslle, and had long talk with him. MT. Boutelle left for New York at 2:05, accompanied by his daueh- ter.
 Mrs. Mckinley has greatly improved in health, and during the afternoon took a drive with Major Mckinley.
 The presiden r~elect was the recipient of two handsome specimens of the Black Hllls species of the American eagle to- day. They came in large crate, and were sent by the admirers of Major Mo. Kinley from Dead wood, s. D. PIscards on the crate bore the inscriptions, Look out for Mark, when he reaches out for anything the tail goes with the hide"
 The birds are named Mark" and "Hsnna" respectively. The eagles now adorn the city park, having been added to the collection of pets in charge of Superintendent Reed.
 DEs MONIES, Nov. 18-Edwsrd W. Curry, chairman of the democratic state committee, died at the Sevory House to- day of blood poisoning, the result of in- itiation in the Eks Lodgs few weeks ago. He was seated on an electric char and horribly burned before those operst- ing realized what they were doIne. It was kept quiet until this morning 1t be- ing given out at his request that he had anemorrhsge.
 CLEVELAND, Ohio, Nov, 1s- Speaking of hIs trip to Canton, to an Associated Press representative today, National Chairman Hanna said be made she journey simply to pay his respects to the president elect, and discuss with hlm the details of the inauguration cere- monies. Asked if cabinet matters had been taken up during hls visit, the na- tional chairman said he dId not care to to discuss that subject.
 SPRINGFIELD. H., Nov. 18-The open- ing sessIons of the Daughters of Rsbekah and grand lodge of Illinois Odd Fellows were sadly interrupted today by the sudden death of Mrs. Mary B. Stevens, of Yale, Ills, chaplain. Sha he'd just commented prayer saying ''Our Father" when she dropped to the floor ard died. KANsAs CITY, Mo-. Nov 18-A special to the Star from Osksloosa, Kas., says: Judge Louis Myers this morning appointed ex- United States Senator John Martin receiver of ,hs Atchisou Topeka & Santa Fe railway property in Kansas.
 NEW YORK, Nov 1S- William E. Valentine alleged chief of gang if swip6le-s operating in vsrious citles of the United States and Canada, pleaded guil ty at the Kings county court todsy to forgery in the sseoDd degree. Valen- tine also pleaded guilty to the sbduc- ton of May Wings who attempted suicids and led to the exposure of tbe gang.
 CHICAGO, Ills, Nov. 18-A receiver was appointed today for the wholesale glove firm of L. E. Lasman & Go. aTFs I7 SSsssS,0H