Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-08-15
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has been issued prohibiting from August 27th the eyportation from Russia of rye and rye meals.
 NEW YORK, Aug. IA special de- clares that grave robbers attempted to steal the corpse of the late ex- Congress man Packer from the Sunbury ceme- tery early Sunday morning. but were driven away by railroad men.
 ST. CATHARINEs, Ont, Aug. 11,-At the amateur Athletic association meet ing George Gray, of the New York Athletic assoclation, beat the worlds record with both sixteen and twenty one pnuld shot.
 VIENNA, Aug. 1.-The police have arrested q man and wife named Schnei- der on the charge of nurderirg and robb;ng number of servant girls.
 OTTAWA, Aug. 11.-Sir Hector Lange- win has resigned rom the ministry.
 MINNEAPOLIS, Aug. IA Tribune special from Seattle, says that Willis Lytle, an Is year old boy, was supposed to have been slowly poisoned, having died at Peuovldencs yesterday. Sus- picion was raised that his paren ts poisoned the boy to get property left him by relatives. A chemical analysis of the stomach will be made and if poison can be found his parents will be arrested.
 LONDON, Aug. 1.-The Times con- menitng on the failing off of exports 10 United States says the Mckinley law has been severe blow to some branches of trade, but the chef sufferer will be the country which was so unwise as to establish 1t.
 NEW YORK, Aug. 1.-The Ward hne steamship Arizona from Cuba brings s493,O In Mexican currency and one million dollars worth of Havana to- bacco.
 SALEM, Or, Aug. 11.-Henry Arm strong, aged 69, died this morning. It is conceded that Armstrong was the oldest living Odd Fellow in the United States, both in respect to years of life and years of membership in the order.
 SAN DIEGO, Aug. 1.-The seventh inspection district of the encampment of N. G. .. was opened today at Coro- nado beach. Visitors are arriving on every train and the attendance promises to be unusually large. The encamp- ment lasts ten days.
 VICTORIA, B. O., Aug. 1.-The sealing schooner c. D. Rand has returned to Vancouver from Boring sea. She was seized by the steamer Rush and taken to St. Paurs island, where she was released and ordered home. Cap tain Alcock, of the schooner, states that the waters around St. Paul's island swarmed with seals, but the effluvia from the carcasses of seals which had been killed and left exposed would prove detrimental to others.
 KANSAS CITY, Aug 11.-Richard M. Juvenal's residence in Kansas City, Kans., was wrecked by an explosion of dynamite last night. The occupants es- capped from serious injury. It is be- lieved the explosion was caused by women with whom Juvenal kept com pany before his marriage.
 BEDDING, Calf, Aug. 11,--Oficers Brown and Nelson, of the secret service, seized 5000 worth of opium in Shasta yesterday and broke up nine furnaces employed in manufacturing It from crude material. Chinamen had located the factory Tn an out of the way place for the business. The plant was un- known to the people of Shasta.
 SAN FRANCIsCo, Aug. 1.-The funeral of the late United States district Judge Hoffman, took place from Trinity church today, and was attended by Justice Stephen J. Field, of the United States supreme court, Circuit Judge Sawyer Ross and Chief Justice Beatty of the state supreme court, Brjgadier General Ruger and others. The remains were taken to San Rafael for intsrment.
 HOUSTON, Tex, Aug. I1.-Reports from Yokum and Lexington state that terrible storm swept over these sec- tions yesterday. Houses were blown down and stock killed.
 INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. IA storm which ragged in this county last even ing did great damage to crops and prop erty generally.
 LINCOLN, Ills, Aug. IA cyclone prevailed in the southeastern part of Logan county Monday. Crops, houses and other buildings were damaged. At Lotham a new elevator was leveled. The loss is estimated at S30,900.
 NEW YORK, Aug. 11,-Ninety-four in the shade was registered by the ther- moneter at noon today. This is the hottest August day in twenty years. Sunstroke carried off directly or in- directly a dozen persons in the last twenty-four honrs. The hospitals are filed with others this afternoon. A thunderstorm relieved ioppressiveness somewhat.
 PoRT AU PRINCE, Aug. IA dispatch says that it IS impossible any longer to conceal the fact that an epidemic is raging here. The French man of war, Dlore's crew was stricken with virulent fever few days ago. Others among the crew of the vessel are down with the disease.
 CHICAGO, Aug. 11,-C. R. Farwell to- day received telegram from Professor Dyhrenfurth, in charge of the rain pro- ducing experiments provided by last now being conducted in Texas The professor says the first experiment was made yesterday, powder being ex- ploded high in the air. Clouds began gathering ana that It Is raining heavily today.
 ATLANTo, Aug. 10.-The Journal this afternoon prints story to the effect that O. Wynne, business agent of the Georgia State Alliance exchange is s2O.- 900 short in his accounts. Wynne is under s50,000 bonds. The exchange officials assert that the shortage of Wynne is due to a clerical error and loss of vouchers.
 POMONA, Aug. 10.-ThIs morning a fire broke out rear LOrano. It con sumed crops, houses, barns, fences and tons of hay. It has cross d the creek and Is spreading toward this place.
 OMAHA, Aug. 10,-Guy c. Barton. the president of the Omaha and the Grant was arrested today charged with violating the eight-hour law. He will be tried tomorrow morning and will jail sentence and then he will aDDly to the suprema coI,rt for o ,,,r;t