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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-04-20

1 Chicago, Aprilll-Wbest jumped today to Sl.I5, four cents higher than yesterday. The bears are fran: tic over the advance.
 Washington, April Is. -12:3O p m.-A poll of the Senate was made this morning which indicates that a majority of fourteen senators favor the recognition of Cuban indePen- dence. It is officially stated that Mckinley will sign the resolution just as soon as 1t reaches him, al- though he personally favors armed intervention instead of Cuban inde pendence.
 Washington, April 16-High naval officials are complaining very loudly thls morning over the delay in open ing hostilities. They are anxious to fight and to get into action at once, as they claim the delay is enabling the enemy to get in as good lighting trim as the United States. Washington, April 16.--1i a. m.- The Foraker>Turpie Senate resolu- tions, providing for Cuban inde- pendence, gained several additional votes this morning. War resolutions will be agreed upon some time dur ing the day, as senators are com promising on non-essentials.
 Washington, April l6.-All troops of the United States army are on the move today, heading towards Cuba. Just when the final orders to cross the waters to the island will be made is not known, but from the present indications, it will not be many days.
 General Miles, in command of the army, will leave Washington this afternoon for Atlanta, where he will make his headquarters temporarily. A gigantic naval display has been planned, and will be made at Key West imme 1iately.
 Washington, April Is. - 4 long conference was held today between General Miles and Secretary Alger, and later with President Mckinley, at which the question of calling out volunteers was discussed. 4 cons clusion was reached that the Presi- dent shall issue a call for 100000 | men just as soon as Congress passes the Cuban resolutions.
 London, April l6.-A report has reached here that an attack was made last night on the American i consulate at Barcelona, Spain. No particulars have been received.
 Denver, April 1.-Two thousand | men, four hundred horses and two
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Washington, April I5.-The sen
 ate began its session at 10 o'clock
 this morning hoping to reach 8 vote
 today. Several senators. have al
 ready spoken on the Cuban resolu-
 ton. Senator Daniels made the speech of the morning. His ex- ordium was in these words: Diplo-
 macy is at an end. We stand today on the very verge of war. Our nation is one and united under its flag. With sword in hand the word Forward" is spoken. The tramp of armed men will not cease until the stars and stripes shall float over Moro Castle and over Cabauas pri- son, nor until a shout of joy shall fill the entire world.
 Washington, April l5.-3 p. m.- It is now known that Congress will pass the Cuban resolution providing for immediate armed intervention in Cuba. This will cause instant action and the activity heretofore apparent in both army and navy departments has been doubled.
 Washington, Aprl l5.-3:3O p. m. In anticipation of the passage to- day, or tomorrow, at the farthest, by Congress of resolutions recom-l mending immediate armed interven- tion in Cuba, the entire army has been ordered to the Atlantic and Gulf coasts.
 Later-Troops have been ordered direct to New Orleans, Louisiana; Mobile, Alabama and Tampa, Flor ida. It is expected that by Monday or Tuesday they will be landing on Cuban soil.
 The order includes the movement of all troops on the Pacific coast e1- cept those stationed in Alaska and those absolutely necessary for the eos st defenses.
 London, April 15.-Great Britain | the story which comes rom Rome of the proposed naval 1 demonstration of all the powers in he interests of Spain. All the other powers, except Austria, also -eject the idea absolutely.
 New York, April l5.-The gen. I market this afternoon is very duli md heavy, and there has been a general slump in prices all along he line.
 Norfolk, Va, April 15.-The Navy Department is quietly concentrating, Ipon the Atlantic coast, all the naval ,ficars available for service.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-04-20

General Lee was before the for eign relations committee in Wash ington April 12
 San Francisco, April 13-Senato or Jones says Senate committee will report resolution for immediate in- terveution and providing for suLse- quent independence of Cuba.
 Extraordinary Spanish cabinet meeting declares McKiuley's mes sage presumptuous, Royal decree orders war subscriptions and money set apart for defense.
 Navy department has been notified that the Havana cable and the French cable to Santiago de Cuba have been severed by the Spanish. Officials are urging that the cables be cut immediately.
 Spanish official note says Spanish government not called upon to act until McKinley's recommendations are approved by Congress.
 Resolution reported in the Senate declares that Cuba should be free and independent. It demands Spain's withdrawal immediatelv. All land and naval forces of the United States will be used to accomplish that object.
 San Francisco, April 14.-Senator Perkins says the senate today will adopt resolutions similar to the one passed by the house yesterday. He thinks the discussion will be brief.
 The senate IS now considering the majority resolution.
 Senators still making speeches. Vote probably not be reached to day.
 Senate convened 10 a. m. and re sumed consideration pending Cuban resolution. Possibly voto be reached today.
 Senators claim 4S votes sure for Turpie independence resolution. Vote will probably be reached to- night.
 At 3 p. m. Tillman is making a hot speech. Owing to the fact that made long winded speeches if is now doubtful if vote will be reached today.
 A London telegram says that Spanish and Austrian ambassadors efforts to unite the powers on d naval demonstration are unsuccess- ful. England stands with United States.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-04-20

Mckinley has assured the foreign relutions committees, that whatever
 resolution regarding Cuba is passed by Congress, will be approved by
 him, and will be signed within an
 hour after be receives it.
 Washington, April 15.-It is au- thoritatively stated here, as against the sensational report received from
 Rome this morning, that the Euro
 pean powers will not be permitted to meddle in the affairs between the armies of the United States and Spain. All offers of mediation will be promptly rejected.
 London, April 15.-A report that the Spanish dynasty is tottering was received here today from authorita- tive sources from Madrid. A civil war is sure to occur, the advices assert, if there is not war with the United States. The domestic crisis is already so acute, that desperate measures have been resorted to to save the monarchy. The peril is now so great that the Queen Regent, Christina, has determined to sacri- fee the Spanish ministry to Ere serve the dynasty. Popular anger towards the United States is now taking the form of idolatrv of Weyler, because he is keeping up the detestation clamor against that country. There is danger that he will attempt to seize the govern ment before he has been in Madrid long. Don Carlos and his followers are also watching for an opportu- nifty to seize the reins of govern meut from the present rulers. There may be very grave events in the internal arrangements of Spanish affairs within the next few hours.
 Rome, April 1.-The Popolo Romano in a highly sensational ar ticle today says that the powers of Europe will intervene between the United States and Spain and in favor of Spain. The intervention will take the form of a naval demon stration in which all the powers will participate. Spain has told them that America is a terror. That first she wants all of the Spanish colo nies in the West Indies, Cuba and Porto Rico. After that she will take the colonies of all the other nations oD the western continent. l This representation on the part of SPain-Popolo Romano gravely as- serts-has alarmtd d all of the conti- mental powers and has won them to the cause of Spain.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-04-20
Stevenson and Hls Sur...

Alison Cunningham, Robert Louis Stevenson s old nurse, was much beloved by him, and he sent her a copy of each of his books, with his own inscription on the fly leaf Generally the inscription is just line or two Allison Cunning ham, from her boy," or from her lad die. " But one of the volumes, "An h. land Voyage" us7s1 contains the fol- lowing:
 AT DEAR CUsENG-H you had not taken so much trouble with me all the years of my childhood. this little book would never have been written Many long night you sat up with me when was ilL wish could hone. oy way of return, to amuse a single evening for you with my httle Look But, whatever you may think of fl, know you will continue to think kindly of the author.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-04-20
THE CAMP VERDE TRAGEDY.
Horn the Slayer of RyalI in JaiI---He is Sorry He Killed Him, as His Aim
 was to Wound Him,

Under Sheriff Dillon returned yes terday from Camp Verde. bringing with him Wm. Horn wko shot and killed Charles Ryall on Sunday night. Mir. Dillon says the self defense theory set up by Horn is not borne out fully by the facts, all though there were no witnesses to the tragedy except Horn and his wife. The fight between Horn and Ryall had taken place a half hour before the killing and as far as known Ryall was making no threat ening demonstrations against him. He was entering the saloon and Horn was behind the bar and fired as soon as Ryall entered the door, the bullet taking effect in the pit of RvalPs stomach, passing clear through him. causing instant death.
 In discussing the affair yesterday with MT. Dillon, Horn sad he was sorry that he had killed Ryall, That be only intended to wound him, SO that RySll would be afraid of him. as they had previously had frequsnt qusrrels.
 It is also alleged that Horn had previously made threats that he would kill Ryall.
 His preliminary examination is set for next Monday before Justice Campbell.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-04-20
NEWS NOTES AND COMMENTS.

a
 The Flying squadron returned to Hampton Roads yesterday.
 The Austrian minister says he has given up hope of Europe prevent ing war.
 A Chicago telegram says: The confirmation of the arrest of Wey- ler's alleged torpedo agent, Crandal, alias Escardaro, is difficult, if not impossible, to confirm here.
 Governor Wolcott has sent a mes sage to the legislature of Massa- chusetts, recommending an emer- gency appropriation of $600,OO0 to increase the efficiency of the state militia.
 The Queen Regent of Spain head ed the national subscription with one million pesetas, arousing great enthusiasm.
 The Wilson line steamer Marengo, which arrived at New York on Fri day from New Castle, England, brought 250 tons of war material recently purchased from Sir William Armstrong.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-04-20

make speeches on the Cuban resolu- tion. It is so very late in the session, that 1t is probable that 6 vote may not be reached till tomorrow.
 New York, April l4.-Msrine risks were doubled today by all marine insurance companies on account of the prospect of war.
 Washington, April 14-It is said this afternoon that the government pays S2,5OO0,0OO each for the trans. Atlantic American liners New York, Paris, St. Paul and St. Louis.
 Washington, April 14.-Senators Hale and Hanna called on Secretary Long this morning, and implored him not to les Commander Schley, of the Flying Squadron, fire on any Spanish vessel. They are designated here as "beggars for peace at any price"
 Washington, April 14.-The War Department today. acting on the advice of Consul General Lee, or dered the purchase, immediately, of 1000 pack mules for use in Cuba, as army wagons cannot be used on the island.
 Washington, April 4.-The Navy Department this morning completed the purchase of the four trans Atlantic steamships belonging to the American line. They will be used for the transportation of troops and supplies to Cuba.
 Chicago, April l4.-May wheat touched $1.1l this morning, being the highest point reached this year.
 St. Vincent, Cape Verde Islands, April If. - The Spanish armored Christobal, Colon and Marie Teresa arrived here this aftern oon and joined the torpedo hotilla.
 London, April IA It is reported here today that Cuban prisoners are being tortured to death in Spain. England protests against it.
 Washington, April l4.-At three 1 o'clock this afternoon the Evening Post received a special telegram from its Washington representative, l saying that the Spanish minister had been recalled by the Madrid govern ment.
 Cripple Creek, Col. April IA. h. Rice, a we'll known wool mer- ,hant, member of Denny, Rice & O., of Boston, died suddenly here his morning at a hotel, as result ,f an overdose of morphine. He Irrived here on Sunday.
 Washington, April l5.-President
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-04-20

San Francisco, April 16.-Spain is calling home all able bodied Span> iards from France.
 Chicago has arranged for two hundred whistles and five hundred changing bells to announce to the people of Chicago that war has been declared.
 It now seems certain that the sen- ate will pass the Cuban resolutions today. It is understood the house will take a recess until tomorrow, and will accept the action of the senate.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-04-20
A conrert of the Wheel.

'Pedalton used to be verxtond of saying there is no such thing 2 berfec- ton in life"
 ''YeS. But that was before he bought his new bicycle. -Washington Star.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-04-20

The fourth annual meeting of the Arizona Congregational association are in session at Temps and will con tinue over Sunday.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-04-20
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-04-20

There was fine rain shower this afternoon.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-04-20

D C. TOWERS, MINING AND REAL, Es- n IAIE BROKER, U. s. MINERAL
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-04-20

V. Q. W. sa, P';t2s9!r si s,.:,I s,.11 rAgr ..r std aLd ion th . hursday ev--uiug iu each mont Biting Sovereisns in good stAn,iing are r,.r Ially inSitai to attend
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PROCLAMATION.

I1ered in the Postofice at Prescott as sec
 ond class matter.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-04-20

1 -l..t riiA >i iAlG-tr"li,b D kuls Chapter meet i1 MAsunic iiAll on the first Thursdnx D. ,lf-i. ufssLfit-
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-04-20
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Secret SOcleCeS.

Secret SOcleueS. IVANHOE COMMANnEI;l No. KNIGHTS TEMPLAR Stated COD R elave frst Friday of each month. Pilgrim Sir Knights eOurteOusly invited
 F. c. BRIGHT, r. C. F. BRIGHT. Recorder.
 AZTLAN LODGE, No 1. r. & A. M .1ra A ke.,ulzr sSeetlngs of thls Lodge . Al% Masur,ic HAil, D. h. on the last SatCTsis
 oi eAch month SO!ouruing brethren are '1tsrrnAlly invited to strend-
 N. GOLDWATER, W, M- A- A. JOHNS. Secretary. 1a.iuInlnEg Com mittse-R. N. fredericks. S l. Bright, A 4. Johns.
 IgKtSUOTT CHAPTER R. A. M. Nc N . Stated cOmIuunicsti0ns the first 1. Visiting cOunrAnions cordially invitsd tt -d- W. J. MARI I>, H. P. D. 4. JOH <. Secretary.
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 IO.O.F. ARIZONA LOIaENo.I 1s Regular meatins Of thls lude <S- every "Wednesday eteulIg Ai Cd FeliOws Hall SO5cur-iSS br..tl rt the orteT in sos sfzlding rstrli siy my ts Nttsaa. TH0S. C BHRSES, ' Co z r. aNkii1. hs ooruinR Ser''tATs- S- L. NIGHTS OF PYTHIAs Prescott Lodge 0 No. l-kesulAF meeting Of this l0sis,s M rNery Monday al D. In. al k of r. hAiL SoaOulning knights in good stand are cordially invited ts attend.
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-04-20

n TT IA. PRESCOTT LODGE, III W No il Ancient Order
 meets eve y SATURDAY 44ENING a soo o'clock ID hnIghtS uf ythiSs tlL Nisltlnx Drt'thr D in good standing are I<1srnaliy invited to attend
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Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-09-21

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Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-09-21
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Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-09-21
ROUGH RIDERS RETURN.
Five From New Mexico and Three From
Arizona Arrived Last Night.

Five From New Mexico and Three From
Arizona Arrived Last Night.
The announcement that a number of
Rough Riders would reach this city
from the north last night attracted an
enormous crowd 20 the depot, In fact II
looked as II the entire city population
was crowded on the depot platform. The
First Regiment band was on hand and
played The Star Spangled Banner" as
No. / from the north pulled in at 1925,
on this train, however, there was only
one Rough Rider" from Albuquerque,
Paul Warren, who was sick and was
Immediately taken 10 a carriage and
driven TO the home OF his father, Judge
II. l.. Warren. The other Rough Rid
ers" on this train were Abel b, Duran, Of
Silver City; George Schaifer and Frank
BietO OF PinOs Altos. all belonging to
Captain Curry's troop; Robert Brown OF
Capt. LleWellyn'g troop, who enlisted from
Gallup; John II. RAwdin OF Troop C.,
Wallace Willard, of Troop A, aud Frank
FERGUSON, a packer, all OF Arizona.
Brown was a very sick man and vas
unconscious when he reached this city.
Relatives mel him here and accompanied
him home. The rest Of the men we're In
fairly good condition physically although
considerably lighter In weight than when
they enlisted a few months ago.
These Rough Riders reported that there
were others coming on No. II, which Is
due here at 1926. 30 the crowd waited
Arthur Russell and Frank Quier were
the only ones aboard. They said some OF
the Albuquerque boys stopped OF at Kan
sas City TO see Pardee pitch In a game
there yesterday afternoon
Owing 10 the large number OF people
crowded on the platform and the small
number OF Rough Riders, only a fraction
OF the crowd even caught a glimpse OF
them. Those who lived in this city were
naturally anxious to get home as soon as
possible. and they did not lingeT in the
crowd any longer than was absolutely
upepggATY.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-09-21
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