Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1896-09-05

Carlos Ezets. The president WIS as
ssssIDated and by q coup d'etat Carlos
was proclaimed president. Both
brothers are now, however, beyond the
reach OF Saivao1rian justice and will
never return to that country unless at
the head Il q revolution.
PoLLIPoPoLIs, Aug. 28-Travellers
who have arrived from Constantinople
say state of anarchy continues at The
Turkish capital. The number Of persons
massacred reaches into thousands.
WASHINGTON, Aug. Ex-senator Till
man telegraphed ex-Presidept Harrison
today as follows: "Hon. Benjamin
Harrison, New York City: l just spent
week In Pennsy lvania shaking hands
with many thousands. Your speech 10
New York last night attacks me specific
ally and would be pleased to meet you
in joint debate before northern
audience preferably at Indianapolis.
(Signed) b. r. TILLMAN."
SIOUX CRY, lie, Aug. 2S-The Sioux
National Bank did not open this morn
ing.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Aug. 28-The
Springfield Brewing Co., organized uu-
der the laws OF New Jersey with CAPT.
tai Of 100000, has been put into the
hauds of q receiver.
CONsTANTINoPLE, Aug. 2S-Tne Min
istry OF Police has appointed connie
sion OF eight christians and Mussel-
mans to enquire into the revolutionary
rioting Wednesday.
MADRID, Aug. 2S.-The Spanish Min
lister st Constantinople reports that
Musselmans killed hosts of Armenians
during the riotIng Wednesday, and drag
ged the bodies through the streets.
YOKOHAMA, Aug. % -Premier Ito. al
so the Minister of the Interior and Sec
rotary of the cabinet, has resigned.
PARIS, Aug. 2S.-A despatch from
Dc nstantinopIe says the Sultan has ssnc-
toned the scheme of the powers for the
settlement OF the Cretsan question.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. Aug. D. Advices
are received that the Great Newcastle
coal strike is over, the miners for the
most part accepting the masters terms
ana returning to WORK.
NIAGARA FALLS, Aug. 28-Bryan left
Buffalo by trolley this morning to begin
two days campaign among the smaller
cities of Northern New York.
New YORK. Aug. 29-Li Hung Chang
arose at six o'clock this morning. His
first caller was ex-Secretsry John W.
Foster, between whom and the Chinese
ambassador strong frIen dship has exist
ed since Fosters mission TO the east dur
ing the Jspau-China war. The great
feature OF the day was his reception by
President Cleveland at the residence of
William @. Whitney. A large crowd
gathered In Fifth avenue early, to see
the parade to the Whitney residence.
A large force Of police was necessary to
preserve order. At the Whitney resi-
dence a clear place was reserved, dead
line being drawn on either side. Whit
ney's private secretary, Mr.. Region, said
the reception was of q most simple ma
ture. No representatives of the press
we're admitted.
Ii Hung Chang and Secretary Olney
exchanged visits in the hotel. after which
they proceeded together to the Whitney
residence, escorted by troops Cf the
sixth cavalry. The reception by the
president was quite simple, and lasted
but twenty five minutes. Amc ng those
present were Secretary of State Olpey,
Secretary Of the Treasury, Secretary Of
War Lamont and Assistant Secretary of
State Rockhill. After the reception Ii
returned to the Waldorf.
The ball room in which the president
received the Chinese ambassador was
decorated with American and Chinese
flags. When Earl Ii entered he seems
ed TO recognize Mr.. Cleveland at once,
and kept his eyes upon him as he ad-
vanced. Secretary Olney formally pre-
rented the distinguished visitor to the
president who extended HE hand which
was grasped by Earl Ii. Ii spoke frs:
and made neat little speech TO which
the president responded httingIy.
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. 29-(Per staa mer
Rio JaDeiro from Honolulu, August 10)
e. @. Mscfarlsne, prominent royal
ist left two days ago for Englapd, where
it is rumored be will confer with Prin-
cess Kauilaui, who WAS heiress TO the
says: 1.-The natural outcome of the
present situation is that President Dole
will gracefully retire and thst Priscess
Ksuilani will be asked to head the new
regime, of which Dole's present cabinet
officers will be leaders. Supporters of
the republic still claim that President
Cleveland has empowered Minister
Willis to negotiate for an annexation
treaty, and failing 10 that to offer the
present government the protection of
the United States.
YoKoHoMA, aug. 29-The entire |
ministry has resigned. Count Kuroda |
has been appointed Acting Premier. |
The crisis arose on account Of a differ |
ence OF opinion regarding the vacant
foreign portfolio.
BUFFALO, Aug. 29.-W. j. Bryan and |
party arose early this morning and en-
joy ed q drive about the state ressrvg-
ton. At 8 o'clock they were aboard the
train that was to take them 10 Hornells-
Vile where the chief speech Of the day
will be-made.
HAVANA, Aug. 29-Insurgents, COM
by Quinton Bauderas, succeed
I'D in crossing the Trocha at Marisl, to
the west of Havana. The Spanish
troops are in active pursuit.
PARIS, Aug. 29-The Temps this after
noon publishes a dispatch from Con-
'tantinople fled Friday evening which
says: cat the present moment sanguin-
,ry fighting is taking place in the chief
street of Constsntinople. The troops
are firing on unarmed ArmeDians. The
victims of the outbreak exceed 1900.
Scores OF dead have been thrown into
he sea in order to save the trouble OF
burial Of the bodies. The British charge
i'affairs has refused request to with
lraw a guard OF British marines saying