Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-11-14
supposed to be tt Csrojal. In the direc. ton of the swamB uf M jalI.

: Odpthiu-ReCofal Weylor5 column ls
 fortifylrR the strategic positioos taken
 from the insurgents in the mountains
 of PiDsr del Rlo, so as 10 form a strong
 bsse of operations. Wien once the @
 arc tiuished, GeDeral Weyler calculates
 he will oe able to dispose of 10, 900 mo c | msn 10 the pursuit ot Msceo, and it is
 the general opinion that ne will be able
 to g;ve a decisIve blow.
 ! The splendid farm uses of San Mi guel, near Guay arsba Eeleno,h b ve been 1 burned by the insurgents. They also at-
 tackled the village or Moscus, plunder- ing the stores and burning the greater part of the houses. The troops on tbe grouud made stubborn defense, but
 were unable Io drive out the insurgents | before they burned the town. The fort only dominated a small pay. os the v,l-
 lsge. The insurgents left part of their killed in the streets wheu ,'.er mad , taeir retreat. The numerous families
 left homeless took refuge on the f..nts- tiop of Duke Nombrel.
 The insurgent leader Aguirre, spd us
 is supposed some others, are active 1t;
 the neiQhborhood of Gunabaza, in acrcss the bay from Havana, and biem made several feiEts to attack the village uith the intention of creating sensation al divers ons, but the government has several columns in pursuit of them. NEW YORK, Nov. 7.-Attorney TrUstow, O. this city, received A csrle gram that the Transvasl republic de- clared void the McArther Forest pst- ents for the Cvsoide process for the re- covery of gold. The announcement will be of great interest 60 gold miners. PEORIA, H., Nov 6.-F fl. Sargent, master of the brotherhood of Locomotive Bremen, telegrephs from San Francis
 co that he met with complete success in negotiations with the Southern Pacific.
 Membe will be put on the same foOt- ing they were before the strike of '94 and the same footing ss those of otbeI orRsn'zstions. Complaint was made that they ha1 been tsbooed.
 LONDON, Nov. Tine Westminster Gazette and other afternoon papers 0!
 this city urge the release, on medIc.I
 srounds, of Mrs. Walter NJ. CsstIe, sen tenced yesterday at Cerke nweil 6. sslol to three months Imprisonment for shop lifting. The Globe says it strongly be- lieves in the mania defeuse and, declares that the sentence constitutes m st ter rlble violation of common justice. though" the article says. "It IS certain the judge only deslred to do 'wbst was iuts." The St. James Gazette, while agreeing that 1t IS case for clemency. ID view of the prisoners health, says:
 ''1f Mrs Castle is released, it ought tO
 be clearly understood that the evidence of kieptomanis came to nothing. liner opnsel relied upon that defense tue, would uot have advised her to plead guilty. The robberies were frequent, systematic. and srtful. The officials of the home office have not yet replied tc the letter of An bsssador Bsyard, ug ing cemepcy fer Mrs. Castle on the ground of her physical condition. COLUMBUS, Ohio, Nov. 7.-Io Jackson d str.ct most of tas miners refused to work at the cut rates of 45 cects. SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. Nov. 7.-TEe Board of Trade and Chamber of Com merce has decided to seI aa exhibition of California products to the Guatemala exposition next year.
 INDIANAPOLIS, At 5 o'clock this morn- ing 8 fire broke out in the four story building at 26 and g, West Washing ton street, occupied by Robson & Lawreie. dry goods. The entire build ing and stock valued at $50, coo was des- troyed.
 BUDA PEsTH, Nov. 7.-Frsncls Kos
 suth, son of the late Louis Rossuth,
 and Gabriel Ugron, formerly the lesde'
 of the opposition, fought duel with
 =words. kossuth was woupGed with 8
 sharp cut on the right arm. Ugron wss
 slightly scratched.
 MADRID, Nov. 7.-Heavy gales have
 swept ;hs Coast of Vsll "a aDd several
 vessels arc lost.
 ST. PETERs BURG, Nov. "A terrible
 storm has swept over the sea of Azof.
 Many shipping disaster gre reported. LONDON, Nov. GA meeting of the
 members of the Bimets.hc ieaSue wss
 10 session all the forenoon, engaged ib
 drawing up a manifesto. Mem bsrs flou
 BirmingGsm and Manchester ard eise-
 where were In attendance. The doeu-
 men., issus6 tonight. IS signed by Msssrs
 A. f. Deohsm, H K. Gresufel, Robert
 Barclay Ii. c. Gi0Oiis and H. Mscueii
 1t claims Mckinley 8 election is s victo-
 ry for 10 'ernstlonal bime:aIiism ard quotes the money plsDk of the SI. Louis
 platform ContiOuipg, iL says:
 ''ln view of these circumstsnces and
 m Vlsa Of the strong agitation for fres
 silver or natural birnetsliism in tn,
 states. aud the fact that the agitation ls
 likely to os maintained scd developed,
 genuine and determined effort upri
 me Dart oi tDe new government my b.
 ooD hdentiy anticipated to bring sOou
 m iCterDatioEsl Uimeisllic agreement fer the opening cf tre mints of roe vsr
 Ilus couctries to silver ss we'll a. to geld
 The recent conte-t ba9 brought homet the people Ot the country ihs vital iui Oortence Of the monetary question, aDc the grave dangers which thrsate1 ID Jus;Tisl. cID mercla; and iuGpcisl iu- lerests Grss. Brit in so luug ss it is not settled on lnterust OAal lines. The attitude of this counsry m the past ef- 'prts to arrange a settlement is nsiaIs -aS Sponsi5le tor ths a,t-mpt just Witrsss- ell to i,.ducs the Ueited State. to sc' alone, sDd for the copseo1, n. inter~e
 md dIstIrbaace of can, GeIc,al and fl sancIa. circlsa. fnerefo @, !t is earns s,ly | hoped that ,his ceuntry Rni th- othi T | great powers Of Europe will hearty cu 1
 'pes-te with the United States in the en l
 se2vGr to place tha mets!ilc money of ina w"rld upon permanent, sound and | scientific basia."
 WASHINGTON, ID. C., Nov. ' -Seus,o Butler today issued letter in part a follow "had It Io5 teen for the prs lCOlce against toe demOcratIo Dame s.
 yell Hs want Of confidence Tn demo cratic promises, for whioh tt must b. !raCkiy admitted past experi>1ye fuf- nI- hes ample grounds, 6 Dhj ,tisy of the voters of the country, In spite of th- tremendous and unparalleled forces pui forward by the repuoiicao maBs2ers, would have Cast their votes for iuapcia reform ard American .dependsnce The peoples party, with high patriot ism and unseifish devotion t. principle, greater thsa ever before exhibited b, sny other party. stepped outside Us CT ganization to throw is t@o million vo,es solidly for Bryan. Had not mors thsu