Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-12-26

view ot the attitude of Spain, who is firmly resolved not to draw her sword
 against the United States, except in
 case of positive insult, that Cleveland
 and Mckinley will refuee to sanction
 resolutions Calculated to mske var inevitable"
 OREGON CITY, ORn., Dec. 18,-Rob-
 bers ebt tered the postofice last night by
 pryinR open the iron door ct the rear. They broke open the safe and took all
 the stamps and registered packages,
 cash and private papers of the Post
 mater, s. K. Green. Even the pennies
 from the till at the stamp window wsr.
 taken. The loss from registered mail
 is about 8. GOO.
 CHICAGO, Dec. 21-Tbe National Bank
 of illinois failed to open this morning
 This was one of the best and oldest
 banking institutions in the city, with
 assets between twelve and fifteen
 millions. At the lest report, Nov. 30,
 the bank had capital of Sl, ,OOO,O 6 surplus of sl.OOO QUO. and undivided
 profits of s45O,OOO. The total assete, including bonds, is sl50, ,046, ,992; the.
 liabilities will be about sl1.OOO,OOO. It Is feared serious results may follow. CoNsTANTINoPLE, Dec. 2l-The Rus sian am bassador, M. DsNelIdoff, had an hours audience with the Sultan Satur> day, at which be urged the introduction of reforms and granting amnesty to i'm. prisoDed Armenisus. His majssI, | asserted that ths reforms agreed upon | by the powers already, had been ex. | ecuted, and promised to issue the am- | nesty decree m 8 few hours. Sub | sequently the ambassadors exchanged | views relative to new reform proposals to | be submitted to the Sultan.
 SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Dec. 2l-The | west bound passenger train, No. 20, op | the Southern Pacific railroad. wac held | Up by three masked men, and three | money packages from the express car | stolen, 8t midnight, near Comstock, 28 | mil, g west of San Antonio.
 DANvILLE JUNCTION, Maine, Dee. 2l-I A train CD the Grand Trunk railway was derailed about two miles below the | Junction today, and four cars wrecked. Seventeen passengers were hurt, but not | seriously. The Injured were taken tC Bcston. The cause of the accident wss broken vail.
 WASHINGTON, Dec. 21-Senstor Vest attempted to dlscuss the Cuban ques- ton today ID the senate, but Senator Hale, of Maine, interposed au objection, saying that with the understanding or the case, VIZ: that 1t was to go over tIll after the holidays, # was unfair. Vest then said be would reserve discussion Of the matter.
 BERLIN, Dec. 21-A despatch to the Frankfort Z5itung says rising of the Young Turkish party is feared. Fifty Young Turkish officers escaped arrest by fleeing from the city and number of army officers of high rank have been taken to the Yildiz Palace to the be tried by court martIsl. At the palace rt s further stated the usual precautions Tor the safety of the Sultan have bee, doubled ana every suspect approaching | the palace is arrested.
 WASHINGTON, Dec. 2l-When the i'm. migration olil was lald before the hous. today BsrthoId (rep Mo- made spsech opposing the senate aDeDdmeDts. il. ,laImed that foreign residents in Amer ca saved the country in the late s.sotiot i md should now be treated fairly and lot dlscriminated agalust. He also idiculed the amendment proposed by ha fo | {, n the senate amendments and agreed to D ] conference. Consideration of the egislstive appropriation blll was then | ( a
 WASHINGTON, Dec. 2l-Senstor Bs. on of Georgia, introduced a resolution od8y on the constitutional question Il Hised between the executive and con- | e ress Oy the Cuban war. The resolu- d ion declares that the recognition of the ls overnment Is the sovereign power d 'hich does not appertain to the execu- V i've except as tho right of veto mskes s< i'm part of the law-pskinR power. Chii- on, of Texas, introduced 8 substitute pr Cameron's resolution declaring that ~ ' state of war exists in Cuba and the t .t JniteG Statee should rsDsin neutral &C., tl ordinR 10 the rights of belligerents of VI oth parties. ALBANY, Dec. 2l-Governor Morton oc sfused to pardon or commute the sen- re snoe of John Y. McKane. cs CINCINNATI, Dec 21-Ths convention Fl American Federation of Labor today iopted @ resolution declaring that no le ffcisl of the Federt ton should affiliate ra ith any political party. Tl WAsHINGToN, Dec 2l-The comptroller !e currency made 8 call on National 70 anks for report of their condition at 90 le close of business on Dec. 17. co WAsHINGroN, Dec. 2l-The Supreme ns ourt today affirmed the verdict of the Ss lpreme Court of New Mexico in the -, se of Francisco Borreeo, Antonio ao v. orrego. Laurinse Larid and fatrlcis so o slepcis under sentence of death for s @ murder of Frauclscc Chavez, of 'N Ints Fe County ID 1892. The case ss sppealed to the Supreme Court op ats allegation of error but the court de l E. led that the proceedings of the terri Ci