Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-03-14

shortly before the murder was commit
ted. An autopsy showed that the wo-
man had been straUgIed to death. An
other woman Of the same class vas
strabgled 10 the came manner about a |
month ago nd the Inhsb tants Of Nor
ton street and st. Mary's place are in
state OF terror as result.
WASHINGTON, March 10-On motion |
OF Gillette, repu bllcan of Massachus-
sets, the bill was passed by the house
making one year "c1ntlnuous residence"
In territory, prerequisite to obtaining
a divorce. Toe bill s~as aimed at Okla
homa territory, where but ninety days
residence is required.
WASHINGTON, March 10--As soon as
the senate iyurnal had been read. Lodge,
of Massachusetts, rose to question of
pers nal privilege. He sent to the desk
and had uttersnces calling in question
the translation of a statement attribut-
ed to General Weyser 10 which the lat
ter declared be would "extermInste" the
insurgents. Lodge said the literal rem
dering of Wey ler's language would be
that he would "clean out" large insur-
gent bands and "extermiDate" small
ones. Lodge said be did not wonder at
the extreme sentitiveness OF the Spanish
people, but be did not think this offered
an excuse for the Spanish minister
adopting the course be bud. Gray, dem
ocrat, said the United States should pre-
coed according to the judgment Of a self
re. pectiDg nation unmoved by emeutes
at Valencia or Madrid and without be-
ing turned aside to discuss the question
of translation between q senator and
O minister.
Teller. of Colorado, said the rule was
unvsrying against communications by
foreign ministers, except through the
state department. Twice had foreign
ministers been sent home for statements
of less importance than this. Teller
said Spain knows We have the right to
recognize bslIigerents. Spain would
naturally show some feeling but she
would not go to war. There was a
ripple of applause which the vice-pre-
sident checked when Teller referred to
his sympathy with the Cubans. 81
would be delighted" said he, ''to hear
that Havana had passed into the hands
of the insurgents. / would be delight
ed hear the insurgents bad run the
Spanish soldiers into the sea-"
The Cuban discussion ended and
Turpie took the floor in the Dupont
case. The Hosr resolution introduced
yesterday providing that the Cuban
ouesti 60 over until April 9th went
over until tomorrow. Hoar SAID be was
] in Door health and unable to speak to-
| day.
ROME, March 9-There Is much diff
Guilty being found ID the task of forming
q new ministry. SiGnor Saracco has
declined the responsibility, while the
attempt to form a Saracco and Rudini
combination has also failed. IL is an
nounced tonight. however, that the
Marquis di Rudini has succeeded IN
forming cabinet with himself as pre-
mier aud minister of the interior; Gen.
RicOtti, munster of war; oignor Brln,
minister of foreign affairs; Signor Per
szzi, minister Of the treasury, and A.
mIIal RacchIa, minister of marine.
1t developed later that the formation
OF the new cabinet has been undertake.
by General Rc It'll. King HumDerI
conferred with General Ricotti at I
o'clock this evening Gnd charged hin
with the formation of cabinst. The
result was cabinet made up as already
cabled. G neral RIcotti yielding tie
premiership to Marquis de Rudini, ano
himself assuming the portfolio of war 81
indicated above.
Further memb OF the cabinet de
cded upon are: Signor Guicciasdini
minister of finance, anu Signor Gran
Jurce, minister of justice.
General BaIdissera has been autboriz
ed to withdraw the Css-als garrison
should their position become endsnger
ed The reports that Cassala is
surrounded by dervishes has not been
| confirmed.
MAssowAH, March 9-The command
ant at AdTgrar telegraphs un'er date OF
March I'd that the rebels were then
vii bin few kilometres.
"We have plenty cf ammunition and
and provisions for a month";" the COM
maDdant cont nues, "shict we hope TO
extend by going On short ratIons. We
will do our duty until DEATH"
HAVANA, March O. Copyrighted, 1896,
by the Associated Press. Captain Gen
ersl Weyler has issued the following cir
| culars:
Il have promulgated an order that
the teachers Il divinity of the provinces
of Matanzss, Santa Clara, Puerto Prin-
cipe and Santiago de Cuba, who, con-
fesssdly have taken part in the move
ments # the rebs ls shall be psTdoned on
making the r submission, surreBGeriDe
their arms and placing themselves un0er
the survrIllBe ce CT the lawful sutherii y
| provided that they have not committed
other crimes since the issuance Of my
| last proclamation.
ut will be commendable cIrcum-
! stance that these submissions may be
| made by bodies 81 those affected.
"The teacher of divinity who, with
out arms, shall come in under the same
circumstances, will be Immediately
transferred to the encsmpments, forts
and towns. and 10 general To places where
hey ma, be under the Immediate vigil
lance Of the troop and ali the teachers
.VIll be under the control OF command
ante In whatever jurisdiction they may
ba assig' ed. A record of those so at
tachHd TO each column, encampment or
fort, will be Kept and their superiors
will make report every fifteen days
concerning the conduct Of the teachers,
ard will determine the time at which
hey Uiil be permitted to reside 10 what
ever place it mey be deemed advisable
TO conduct them. placing them under
the supervision of the local authorities
or making any other disposition Of them