Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1896-03-07
TELEGRApHIC.

Rudolph Spreckels, youngest son of
Claus Spreckels, the sugar king, has
sailed for Honolulu en- the steamer City
of Picking. His mission it is said to be
to face President Dole and his cabinet,
by whom he is charged with treason
against the Hawaiian government.
CINCINNATI, o Feb. 27--In anticipa-
| ton of the arraigDment OF Scott jack
son and Alonzo Walling, for tie murder
of Pearl Bryan, large crowds gathered
about the city hall and Jail early this
morning. While the authorities consid-
cred the assemblsge due to sensational
curiosity rather than any conspiracy fer
lynching, yet they took the pracautioU
to evade both the crowds. At IL a. m.
it was announced that arrsignment had
been continued to a cate which the
court would not dlvulge.
CHICAGO, Feb. 27-Judge Grosscup
declined to change the sentence Of Jos.
Dunlop, editor of the Dispstcb, convict
ed of sending obscene matter through
the mails, and fined $1,000 and two years
in the penitentiary. The court inform
ed the attorney for the appeal that it
was left to the president.
SAN FRANCIsCo, Feb. 27-Southern
California weather fair tonight aud Fri
Gay, except increasing cloudiness Fri
day ipporthoocforp porfiop
CHARLESTON, S. c., Feb. o. Tho bue-
mess portion OF Florence, in the center
of this state, vas wiped out by fire this
morning. Loss SlCO, ZOO, insurance $50.
600. George Williams, a printer, was
burned to death.
Los ANCELEs, Feb. 27-E. j. Dole
the ! onng man who was ar eeted in San
Francisco last night OF dispatch from
this city, charged with raising check
from 81 so to $500. Is son OF a well-to-
do and highly respectable parents of
Cincinnati. He Uas usher Of the Unita-
risn church in this city.
NEWTON, Mass, Feb. 27-Charles l..
Colby, of New York. formerly president
of the Wisconsin Central railroad, drop.
ped dead last evening.
WAsHINGToN, Feb. 27-The house
committee on foreign affairs after a
warm session of two hours today adopt
ed q concurrent resolution declaring il
to DE the sense of congress that a state
OF war existed in Cuba and that the
insurgents should be given the rights
OF belligerente, and the government OF
the United States should use it's ipfiu-
ence TO stop the war, il necessary by
intervention and pledging the support
of congress. The resolutions we're
greeted with cheers when read in the
house. Sulzer, democrat of Nav York,
asked unanimous consent that the reso-
lutions be made special order for Tues
day.
The senate has agreed to take final
vote on the Cuban resolution at o'clock
tomorrow. Sherman will close the
debate.
Senator voorhees, has been i'll for
some days, but is reported considerably
improved this morning.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 27-Brigsdier
General George W. Gle, distinguished
officer of the civil war, is dead.
WICHITA FALLS. Tex, Feb. 27-Foat-
or Crawford and Younger Lewis, alias
1.-The KID" who robbed the City Nation
al bank and killed Cashier Dosey, Tues.
day last, were iynched last night.
New YORK, Feb. PA Panama spec
ial says a formidable revolution has
broken out in Nicaragua. The leader of
it is Gsn. Ruben Alonzr, e1-minister of
war. The western provinces are all in
volved. the port OF @ )rinto is closed, an /
some believe in is already in the hands
OF the revoluti0niste.
Constantinople, Feb, 27.-In quiIies
hsre seem to establish the fact that
there ia no truth ID the story from this
city. published in the Daily Newe Of
London, today, that on Feb. "a, the first
Of the Ramadan festival, the Turks
surrounded the Armenian quarter 10
Marsovan, and ordered tia Armspisps
to accept Islam, and they bad killed
80 who had refused to do 80.
HAVANA, Feb., 81. This loag antici-
pated proci.mation Of General Weyler to
the insurgents has beeu given out. 1t
allows the rebels ID days to surrender.
after winch they will be treated as ban
dits. The properly Of all persons Wbo
join the insurgents will be consticated.
Infiammabls articles Gao 10 longer be
sold in any Ungsrrisoned towns.
WASHINGTON, Feb, 26. The Trans
vsal may find formidable rival in the
future as gold producing stats in Ma
shonaland, which United States Consul
Hollis treste in his report to the state de-
paftment, from Mozamb ique.
He sage, seven or eight years ago, the
mining industry in Transvasl was in
about tbs same condition rs to develop
ment as that of Meshonaland To-Day.
Nov they are turning out i2,OOO,OU0
gold per annum.
TIE MINES ia MRshonaland, however,
are Being much more rapidly developed
than those Of Tranevsal we're in early
days. Moreover, relIab ole mining experts
have stated time aud again the gold reefs
in Mashon6lRnd and Mata blelsnd are on
the whole, richer and more extensive
lbsn those OF Tran svaal, and thera is no
reason why these countries, along with
MGnica Sofola. should not soon rival the
Trausvasl in gold prod uciIop.
Blue RAPIde, Kas.. Feb. 81. Gold
has been found ct Ho.lensburg' Kansas,
aud is said to assay from So TO $40 per
ton. 1t is found in sand and near q
large creek. Ho;lrnsburF is German
in northsBe tern Kansas on the |
Grand Island road. According to tradi- |