Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-08-08
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any i'll feeling, but that Mrs. Hopkins
Searles had transferred very consider
able amount Of property to her adopted
son in her life time, and that he is so
we'll provided for that there was no
occasion for making any provision for
him in her will.
WASHINGTON, July 3l.-The Oh iliar
minister has received the following tele-
gram from Lisbon:
This morning at o'clock the Presi-
| dents ErrazuriZ, well manned, coaled
and provisional, left Lisbon for Chill.
The cruiser has 30 Chilian sailors on
board, also few European volunteers"
Another despatch from Paris says that
the cruiser PresIdente Pinte, which
stranded when leaving Iouion, has been
fioated again.
AUSTIN, Texas, July 31-William Cald-
! well, colored, was hanged today IN the
county Jail for the XII ling OF Or. G. M.
Shamblin on the night of July 31st 1886
This was the first murder in what be-
came notable vendetta between "Jay
bicid" and "Woodpecker" factions in
ed two years and sxterminated q whole
family, and in which scores of men were
murdered. Caldwell is the only acces-
sorry who met judicial death on account
of it.
SEATTLE, July 31.-Early this morn
ing fire consumed the Montana livery
stable, saloon, lodging house and
number Of Chinese stores. Some occu-
pants of the lodl ing house barely es-
capped with their lives. Two persons, it
is thought, are fatally injured. The loss
is estimated at $4,000; no insurance..
CAPE MAY, July Sit is reported
that the resignation from the cabinet of
Secretary Noble is emphatically denied
this morning by Private Secretary Hal
ford, in behalf of the president.
LONDON, July 31.-The British steamer
Godmunding collided with the Norwei-
gan schooner LORNA off Dover last night.
The schooner sank; eight of her crew
are drowned.
AGAINST WOMAN SUFFRAGE.
SYDNEY, July 31.-The motion of Sir
Henry Parker in favor of granting the
righ3 of suffrage to women in New
South Wales was rejected.
WATCHING THE CHILIAN VESSEL.
LISBON, July 31.-The Chilian cruiser
Presidente Errazueis left here this |
morning and anchored short distance !
off shore. She is carefully watched by |
the authorities.
QUARTER MILLION FIRE.
LIVERPOOL, July 3l-Property was
desh Dyed by fire in CRANKY street today |
to the extent Of two hundred and fifty |
thousand dollars.
PORTLAND, July 30.-A Seattle special |
says that reports from Wooley, the scene
of Sundays shooting OF Deputy Sheriff
Poor, states that Terry, who is under
guard, attempted to escape last night.
Nine Cinnamon will be examined today
before the notary public and it is expect
ed their testimony will indicate who
fired the first shot. A well authenticat-
ed rumor from Wooley says there are 160
pounds of opium buried there. and some
of the customs inspectors are suspected
of standing in with the smugglers.
YUMA, July 3O.-At 6:2O this morning
three shocks OF earthquake were felt
here. Shocks were quite severe running
from east to west, but no damage was
done.
SAN DIEGO, July 30.--A slight shock
of earthquake lasting several seconds,
was felt throughout the city this morn
ing.
BosToN, July 30.-Russian Jews who
arrived yesterday tell pitlful stories OF
the atrocities prscticed upon the road
by the Russian soldiers and of extreme
ly unjust laws in force against Jews.
Any Russian Christian who wished TO
possess himself of property of Jewish
possession can obtain it by paying one
tenth OF its value to the mayor or q gov
representative, who will there
upon give him authority to expel the
Jewish owner and install himself as
1t is an ordinary occurrence for a
Jews house to be bIrned over his head |
Dr. Jews to be stoned on the streets, and
It has become a common saying in parts
IF Russia: Kill Jew and pay twenty
rubles" No other punishment is ever
inflicted for the murder of Jew, and !
even this fine is seldom imposed. Some
Jewish soldiers in the Russian army
who wanted to rebel because their fami-
les were maltreated by Russian soldiers,
we're placed under arrest.
SAN FRANCIsco, July 30-Superin-
tendent Dubrew Ct Salton salt works in
San Diego county arrived here today to
confer with the directors OF that enter
prise. He states that the lake on Colo
RADIO desert keeps on one level, evapora-
ton Of the water apparently equalizing
the overflow from the Colorado river
The future of the salt industry in that
section was problematical, he said, for
no one could tell whether or not the
waters would recode.
YUMA, July 30.-This morning when
eighty convicts, employed in building
the town levee along the ella, were
turned out from the territorial prison
under charge Of the guards, two MeXi-
cans, Francisco and Gabino Lopez, at
the rear end of the line, jumped upon
Guard Rice and took his rife away and
tried to brain him. Rice drew his re-
volver and fired, wound:ng Lopez in the
back. Another prisoner attempted to
escape but wRs soon halted by the SUI
Both convicts are in the
for long terms and are old
offenders.
SAN Francisco, July 30-J. II. Turner
and party who went to Alaska 10 make
a coast and geographical survey two
years ago, returned on the steamer st.
Paul from Ounalaska tonight.
SAN Francisco, July 30.-The steamer
Bertha which arrived from Kodiak.
Alaska, tonight reports chat she was in
formed by the steamer Elsie that the |
sealing schoone- g, La Nympha and Mo-
lie Adams, in Bering sea had been
seized by United States vessels for TAX
ing scale.
SAN Francisco, July 30-The Ameri-
can schooner Ellen was seized by GUS !
tom officers today under a section OF the
statutes which provides that TO vessel |
under thirty tons burden shall trade be-
tween American and foreign ports. |
The Ellen, which is a small craft, had