Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-08-29
TELEGRApHIC.

! two large streams of water are flowing into Salton sea from the Gulf of Cai ifornia via New river. This makes two sources of supply for the inland sea and goes to establish the claim that the lake will be permanent.
 WAI.LA WALLA, Wash., Aug. 2l.-A desperate attempt was made at the pen itentlary yesterday by convicts to escape Two prisoner were killed and one wounded. The break was frustrated only by the bravery of Warden mcCleas and the cooIness of the guards.
 The plot had been arranged by about forty prisonerr to make break Tor no erty. Four men selzed the warden and four men jumped into locomotive. The engineer reached the engine and put on ? full head Of steam. This sent the To- motive in the opposite direction ana spoiled the organized plan and tue con- victs were finally Cyerpowered.
 VALPARAISO, Aug. 2l.-Ths insurgents army effected a landing at Quintoro bay, twenty mica north of here, having come down from Caldera on trsnsports. It is estimated that they number eight to Ten forcee are st Coguimbo and Santiago, and the landing of the insurgents at tns point between these two places was complete surprise to BaineceuS. Ahe insurgents are well srmed. Tie Eomo ra!da is just outside the harbor ana IL is expected she will be joined by other insurgent vessels. Valparaiso s strongly fortified and an assault upon It would lead to the most important engagement, thus far, of the war.
 ST. LOUIS, Aug. 21,-The report that the Anheuser-Bucsh Brewing company has been sold to an Englieh syndicate for s1O,OOO,OO0, so far as can be learned, is erroneous.
 Mir. GREGoR, N r., Aug. 2l,-Pres- ideut Harrison and party went this morning on fishing excursion.
 SHANGHAI, Aug 2l,-A strong Chinese squadron has been ordered to Nankin and another is assem- bling north of the Yang Tse Kiang. The Pekin govern ment is alarmed at the threatened ap- peal to force by the powers. The Chinese government expedition to lay telegraph Ines have been expelled by the people in iannsn.
 ATLANTA, Ga, Aug. Aug. 21,-The express from Macon last night was held up at Collins station by three masked men and the safe robbed of S3O,OOO.
 BURKE, Idaho, Aug. 2l.-Two hundred pounds of giant powder exploded at the mouth of the lower tunnel of the Black B ar mine yesterday. Four men were suffocated Their bodies have not yet been found.
 DALLAS, Oregon, Aug. 2l,-The Pine Valley and Canon Cry stage was held up yesterday near Shears bridge by masked men armed with WincheSters, who ordered the driver to throw out the mail sacks The driver tbrew out five and WAS then ordered to drive on.
 The stage carried no passengers. Parties xho visitod the scene soon after wards found two mail sacks but the others had been taken away. Tho sacks contained money Crders, registered let ters. etc. Two masks made out of oat- meal sacks were found. The rObber Is described as G medium sized man, wear inr blue overails, but the driver YVES so excited th:t he could rot tell whether the man wore coat or not. Two In dians are on the trail.
 PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 21,-The govern meut experts engaged in examining the ths asaets of the suspended Keystone National .o6nk, found tin box in the bank vault which was supposed to have been the personal property of Glbeon ". Marsh, the fugitive president of the bank. In the box m addition to mum Der of papers and documents the experts found a cleari rg house due bill issued by the Spring Garden National bank (also suspendedl for S25,G00 and draft for the Spring Garden National bank on the Chase National bank of New York for s25.OO0. Both the due bills and drafts are dated February 1888.
 PORTSMOUTH, Aug. 21-The long ex- pected and much discussed vlsit of the French fleet to this port has commenced in real earnest. Tho wa vessels of France were signsled at l:45 ?. m. today. They were steaming slowly towards the Solent; the Mark was leading the fleet, then came the Marengo. the Fariur. the Leguin, the Surcoup, the Lance and the torpedo boats, The latter were al most engulted in the rough channel which formed part of Britain's wei come to her warlIke v.G IS The ad- mirslity boats boarded the Marcoa oil Vanter on the south coast oi the Isle Of Wight and guided the French fleet up the roads which were lined with British war vessels profGsely decorated with bunting and presenting most splendid spectacle.
 MACON, Mo, Aug. 2l.-Heavy rains for the past iea days caused the Charlton river and Musicale fork, running through the western portion of Macon county, to overflow. Hay, wheat and oats Tn stack are being washed away. Corn fields and fences are washed out. A large amount of live stock are lost. The5ioss is very heavy.
 PARIS, Aug. 21.-The latest reports from island of Martinique state that two hundred and eighteen people were killed by the recent cyclone This is IR the coast towns alone. Towns in the interior are not heard from yet. It is thought the number of dead there will equal these on the coast.
 SAX ANTONIO, Aug. 2l.-Judge Yum ley has been arrested for smuggling 1 horeee from Mexico. He is one of the most celebrated characters of the fron- tier, and has been justice of the peace many years. He stoutly protests his ] innocence.
 BRrssELs, Aug. 21.-The British dele, gates 10 ths International Socialists | Workmen's congress, held a meeting to- day to consider tho commlttee's report
 presented 10 the congress yesterday Tn favor of p!edging workmen of all coun-
 tries not to support candidate for
 public office unless he announces him
 self prepared to advocatc reforms for the
 bsnPfit Ct labor and the protective legis | lation demanded by the workmen. The
 amendment offered yesterday by Herr
 Bebel providing that candidates must
 accept the full socialist program, wai
 rejected by the British delegates, who
 declared themselves labor and not so
 cialist delegate. They adoptei modi fication of tho resolution to the effect
 that workmen should exercise their DO
 liticsl rights to secure any usefu