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Tucson Citizen from Tucson, Arizona • 1

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Tucson Citizeni
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IF NEWS IN THE CITIZEN METAL MARKET WKATmett ffOKJtCAflI jtrliona Tonight nnd Sunday fair lusoa tbt metrepoli of Art-I tout and th rtewj writ eout of Xexioo lend 4 20 to 4 23 Copier 13 6-1 to 13 Silver 62 3-4 Mexican dol- lara 44 The tnninf point in jmt (ortsnea miy be marked bj a Citkea Want Ad TUCSON MAY 1 1900 Sill IS Mill Trool Train Bearing Turkish Invaders Palace Guards and Stamboul Refugees OLUME Ln ichi's Men Are Given a Most Cordial Reception pit OBJECT LESS IDEALIES THE GREETING lerican City Seeks to it Bo Away With False Impression 3 A S' FRANCISCO May Rep-entallvea of city atate and nation Ited ia a memorable greeting to rnlral ljicbl'i aquadron when It rived here from Ban Pedro today steamed is at eaaetly tbe bonr act Poor cmier of Admiral Bwin-irne'a aquadron tired a salute of eel mo Admiral 8winburne General eetoa and their stalfa were tbe Brat ffclal parties to call Mayor Taylor representative of tbe Sas Fran-ico commercial organizations also lied early and gave warm worda of eettng 14 the Japanese admiral and is men and ahfne Jjlrti mrv calf tbe course of an hour otiaand of Japanese watched the trance of the aquadron Tbe en talnmeut of tbe Japanese officers it men wilt lat one week Ban nciaco baa planned to make tbe entertainment notable In view of tbe fart that the city baa been accused causing' strained relations between country and Japan Today a amber of Japanese sailors were given shore leave and the people enerally spared no patna to make etr visit in the city a moat pleas-nt one There will be a banquet tbe officers of tbe fleet tonight 0 Daily Market Quotations By Private Leased Wire New York Stocks Paul Itock Island Erie Missouri Pnelflc la Heading teweiter Paclflc Paclflc At 8 8 pfd 8 S- com tchleon A Topeka mat Copper nacoada anadlaa Paclflc olorsdo Fuel rest Northern or hem Paclflc a ennsylvwaia A 0 a a ii a b4ea Cent- LSat Lead pAmec Locomotive Amer Sugar a a fill Cent M'tab Copper 'freias Paclflc i Jnterboro NUMBER 13 CHIEF JUSTICE Executive Says He Has Nt Particular Policies to -Announce JDHN WRiGHTWILL BE HEW ATTORNEY GENERAL A Kirk Is Selected as Assistant Secretary of the Territory PHOENIX May With ceremony that waa simple aad yet Impressive Judge Richard Sloan Prescott waa inaugurated at noon today in the Capitol building xa governor of the Territory of Art-son succeeding Joseph Kibbey who ha been governor for the past four year i The oath of office waa adminlatered the new executive by Chief Justice Kent of the Arizona Supreme Court lust aa the hand of the Capitol clock were pointed to the hour of ioon Governor Kibbey waa present at the time nod after the new executive had been formally inducted loto Of-1-e the ex-governor formally lutro-luced Gov Sloan to the 200 person who were present in the governor' chamber where the inauguration uwk place With that almpllclty which bos always characteriaed him Governor Sloan rode to the Capitol building on a street car shortly before noon It happened merely by accident that Governor Kibbey waa alao on the 1 tame car Tbe retiring and the 1 coming governor shook hand heartily and exchanged moat cordial greeting When the car reached the Capitol Governor Kibbey and Judge Sloan stepped off and wneacorted walked up the Capitol steps and through the corridor to the governor' chamber where they found a crowd of eeger ipecutors ywalting their coming Some of the other Territorial 10 clalt and attach unlike the new Governor found the street car method of traveling to the Capitol too alow and they made the trip ka Washington avenue ia big touring car Among the occupant of one of the car wa Georg Yvuag who wa aworn la aa Secretary of the Territory succeeding Secretary Page Governor Sloan announced after his inauguration that he would retain Fred Cleveland ns hi privata secretary Mr Cleveland having aerved ia this capacity tor Govern Kibbey He did not announce any other appointment but It la learned that John Wright of Tucaon will named as attorney general of the Territory The present attorney general Clark of Prewott tendered his resignation tome time go Toung aDer be had taken th oath of cffir announced that he had eeiected A Kirk to be aaeatant secretary of the Territory Tfet position wa focaterly held by Lew Colins Governor Sloan in hti inamrtral address praised the Kibbey taiBis-tralkm in highest ternr It is taken from thl that th new governor will for tbe preeent at Start make few chances la the a I ta the Territory Governer Kibbey is So-t reducing hi iurceewtr r-r-red ta him aa the last governor ct the Territory and he made tbe predi ioa CONTINUED car IkZZ 1 ARIZONA SATURDAY JTAiVZCVL i Prf4 fought the Ire fer nearly an hour before it waa extinguished The Ion is $30000 and cowered by insurance The Are almost burned into large supply of dynamite aad oil which would have destroyed the business section of the town if the blaze had touched it Seattle Banker Is Found Guilty of Embezzling Funds gtiltty hy a jury ia the federal court today Hi jieculstlori extended ott a period of fifteen vesrs He was a man of a and high standing gini scorching motorises One has bvrd ithf mTa lvrouchfar nf Hjnironl 1 Ind and It wl'l be brought into piny i fr the first time next Sunday I TIE D'SlIL Tornadoes Destroyed Much Life and Property in Southern States DEATH H9BE THE WINGS DF TERRIFIC STORM Beports From Many Coun- ties Show the Destruc tion Wrought MEMPHIS Tens May Some section are unheard from bnt information l-nm Afhtnsas Western Tennessee and Northern Mississippi bring tbe total dead through the tornadoes of Thursday night to one hundred aad twice that somber hurt In the vkislty of Horn Lake eighteen were killed and fifty injured The death report from Tennessee as Fayetteville fifteen gutnernlic five DolUver one Doc-hard four i MooUMuma twaJve Humboldt fowr Medina three Whltwaille two Bet! sit (Juilto three Lula four Deliah two llanley two Clarkavnie one In Arkansas the dead are disttib-ntd as follows -Marianna four Caddo Gap two Bee Branch two Heber two Wllbara one beatley one Crawfordvitle one Marion fowr Misrtos one Fifteen persona were Injured at Paleatone four near Hot Spring and cores elsewhere LOCI3V1LLE Ky Mav It years since th wind gathered many victim aa yesterday The long Hat of dead In Tense 1 corroborated Arkansas Alabama Miesia-aippi aad Georgia also suffered Guthrie Ky report todar 1 killed there NASHVILLE Teon May 1 Early report today add to th gravity of the situation in Pulaski Giles county Hickman county Fayetteville rountx Franklin Williamson conctr and In other ction of Central Tennessee In Gil- cewnty tbe death list may reach forty in Hickman county seven and la Lincoln county eight with a long Hal of injured Half a dozen were killed in tMlliatrtsj countv and in Crmkett rounty arx awe killed Many are homeless nr 4 he property damage i isnfe KANSAS CITT Mo May 1 A freeting temperature prevail in western Kansas whefe the thermometer stand twenty above aero todav intense cold prevail ia Missouri Kansas Oklahoma and extends tote Texas Mara fruit has been killed CHICAGO May 1 From the storm which begs a Tharsday the death list wilt approximately amount to two hundred person tn Tcnewee Alabama Arkansas Georgia Mississippi Misrt and Penn-nla There is a wild bhrxard pper lake region today and falling tn Chicago i rntm-J- fONSTAVTIVOrit May 1 8ire their (patlnti th capital the Young Turk have bent bm4 of thetr energies toward reforming the army and getting rid of ghe conspirators who were rciouefble ttr the rexent retottonary revolt Score of aoldiem he adn trted that they teccH-d tergf bribe frotu Abdul vrnfyiu Jor ifcetivpert In the tmtntr -xn The tvodTea of many of the member of the impei Ui guard ah were kl'led in defending lb palace tnium itf in some cases as mu'h as a thousand dollar re found General 8 hefket Pasha who is tn romuiand or th invading nttuf la determined to rid Cemstan-tittopie of the soldiers conversed ia the prizing A major of the palate guar-l who confessed that he had received 3n to act with the conspirators was court martialed and Sentemed to be nhbt All the officers suspected of any part ia the plot were placed under arrest and enlisted men under auspieloa were ordered to other part of th empire Tbla Illustration show how the volunteer army traveled to Constantinople type of refugee outside the capital and a company of th Imperial infantry i yrs ftsruciis aytVfM 9 Delivery Day Finds the Plunger Far Ahead of the Game I a MADE BIG PREFiT OH HUGEJURGHASES Bull Campaign Has Been a Complete Success So Far CHICAGO May Thl was delivery gay on th Hoard of trade and the May options which were the medium of the recent bull campaign of James Patten became cash wheat On May contracts two million bushels were delivered practically all to Patten and Company Ifh eat I mat ed that he paid 10 on an average for May wheat It opened today at 124 1-2 showing a Urge profit margin In sight Patten's friend declare that hi profits bate been enormous in May wheat and will rua high up in tbe BIG STRIKE IS Twelve Thousand Seamen Quit Work on Great Lakes Vessels CHICAGO May strike o( th labor unions of th Great Lakes against tbe Lake Carriers' Association or more correctly their formal refusal to ship on boats controlled by the association wna put In full operation at nil port today Probably twelve thousand seamen of all classes are Involved In tbe great struggle CRIMINAL PROSECUTIONS OF TRUST MAGNATES NEW YORK May -Criminal prosecution by the federnl government will be begun a a result of the disclosures ln the recent suit of the government against the American 8ugar Refining company Thl announcement wag mad today by Henry Sttmson acting special attorney for the government Black Mountain East Butte Cumberland Ely Nevada Cons Glrom Nevada Utah National Eva Pup A Boston Boston Corbin Swift San Antonio Ray Conn Ray Cent Inspiration Adventure Lake 8 A A 1 14 29 7 2 a 8-8 1-2 3-4 7- 3-4 58 14 5-s 19 7-3 193 3-4 i9 tiA- i 9 3 1-3 a Wheat May July Sept 125 3-4 112 103 1-4 Cura Mar July Sept 71 1-3 (I 7 1-2 i 19 SMI 19 49-41 19 24 35 Cotes Mar July Oct rn auk o-vmirx Mark Keener Santa Rit Hotel GLOBE HAS S30 TOWN IS IN DA GLOBE Aril May Eire Uu morning seriously damaged the stock and building of the Old Dominion Commercial Company one of the oldest mercantile houset in this section The lire department aided by neirly the entue population of the town Seven Men Go Down With' Barge in Sight of the Shore ohnny Davidson Not Guilty of Murder of Her Beau NKOSIIA Mo May Mb Johnny" Davidson a young heiress on trial charged with the tnurdcrT? Roy Ramsour her alster a suitor wa acquitted by a Jury today Mias "Jnbnnny" wept profusely over the verdict although she said she had expected it all along The jury was out nineteen hour The trtal created intense feeling SNORING POLICEMEN ARE ALL SUSPENDED riTTsnrRG mv i co-tlr Police Department of Bellevue Penn romprUing four men has been laid off by Burgees Hummed (a order that the fore may call up oa sleep The etore came out today that the Burgess who live near the poltc station could not sleep for the snoring of some one and on investigation be found th entire police force auj poaed to be souadlv ar tion hemse a Mining Stock areola iWarrea American Dean SEVTTIE May Park a hurst formerly assivtant zS'hicr of reef off Huron Gland northwest of Firgt tional Rank rharged here yesterday and was loM emHezz'amert of ''9 09 all of aer crew of -en men Th-ressel was to tow and during a ter- with the from that last it itiun waa found Helvetia Juloey V'opper Range I Sep a mu Granby Nlplaaing Wolv a Aria Greene Cao Miami Douglas Alloqea 'Ub Con Did Dviwlttloa North 3ttw Cal a Art Unite Coalition Shatteck Art Cotnl Globe Cond fle aiorm was and went on th rock Small were un able to live In tbe tmm end lit' line failed to reach the verei TO rSE WATER GEN ON SCORCHING MOTORISTS MICACO Mmt wfT riTi 1 tbe latest aeapon to be Used bj I a i A A.

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