Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-07-18
TELEGRApHIC.

it WASHINGTON, July 10.-Attorney GeI
q Miller has given his opinion to secretar
9 OF the Treasury on ths Chinese restriC
ton laws. He says Chinese conyicte
J of entry into the limited states must b
returned to China, regardless of tn
fact that they may have actually enter
: ed TIE United states from contiguou
8 territory, such as Canada or Mexico.
GAINESVILLE, Texas, July 10,-Indial
agent Bennett and the Ctiickasaw militi
: have arrestedsover fifty white families
charged with being lntruders and wh'
, will be put across the river iEto TeXa
tomorrow, with orders not to return. Th'
cattle tax of one dollar per head is being
collected by the Indian militia from thu
whites, and wire fences are being cut.
} LOUISVILLE, Ky, July 10.-The Falll
City bank made an assignment thi.
morning. Major Tellman, cashier, says
the liabiliti are S431 600; assets 81 ,223,
600. Depositors will be paid in full anC
the stockholders get possibly 81 cents
on the dollar.
SoLoMoNvILLE, July 9.-On June 28th
John +. Ilson was asSasinated at Bonita
ID the western part of this country, and
the board of supervisors offered re-
ward of $500 yesterday for the arrest
and conviction of the party who did the
killing. The governor has also been
asked to offer reward.
SAN Francisco, July 9.-Detective
Harris has arrested Mrs. Page, William
Ell. Green and Robert Brown for conduct.
ing counterfeiting operations, near An
tioch, Contra Costa County.
PARIS, July 9.-The court of appeals
has annullsd the decree of sequestration
issued by the civil tribunal of Seine in
regard to Chilian war vessels construct
| ed in France for the Chilian govern
ment. The court, in anpulling the de-
cree, holds that the vessels were ordered
| by the government OF President Balma-
ceda, which is the only legally consti
tuted authority in Chill recognized by
France,
BAR HARBoR, July 10.-A friend OF
the Blame family says: Report that
Secretary Blaine is sinking, and that the
doctors have no hopes is utterly false
and without any foundation whatever"
New YORK, July 10.-Money 2, bar
silver 100 Z.
New YORK, July "a little three
column newspaper printed in the In
terror OF Brazil, which reached here to-
day, contains horrible story of can
nibalist.
A man named Clemante Vierrs is
under arrest at Saliman, state of Menss,
Brazil, charged with eating human flesh.
In talk with an editor be said that he
and number Of others had lived on
human flesh for some time. When asked
what motive impelled them to such bar
bRrous acts, he said IL was because thoy
liked i. He stated that he went one
Gay 10 the house Of friend named
Leandro, who invited them to eat
piece of his dead child, He was hungry
and did so. The following day he
found woman asleep by the roadside
and killed her and took the body home.
Soon after this he killed a friend, and
with the assistance Of q Francesca
Severa. He also devoured francesca
and several other friends, and when |
meal of a portion OF human body. The |
rest OF the body was found packed in a |
barrel, prepared with salt and pepper.
i
agreeable taste, he replied, ''No. is is too |
sweet. The part found most tooth
some was the brain. We ate the flesh |
roasted or boiled with salt and a great |
deal of pepper"
Vierra expressed no remorse for what
he bad done.
DENVER, July ga Sterling, Colorado.
special says that Mart Mortenson, X. |
McOlelland and Ed Jones were arrested |
today for cattle stealing on an extensive
scale. For months the Colorado Cattle
Association have had detectives in this
county, and they have uncovered the
stealing by wholesale. Hundreds of !
cattle have been killed by regularly |
organized band of rustlers and the meat
sold to the markets of Sterling, Cheyen-
ne, HolyOke and even In Nebraska. Be
fore evening it is expected that others
will be IN the tolls. Considerable ex-
citement prevails.
CHICAGO, July 9. - Citizen George
Francis Train arrived in this city at 3
o'clock this afternoon, and put up at
the Palmer house where be treated the
reporters to cup of tea made from
some new crop. He left for the west at
IL p. IN. He Will not succeed in his ef-
forts to circle the globe in fifty five
days but will beat his previous record
by five days and Nellie Bly's by three
days.
SPRINGFIELD, Mo-, July 9.-R. W,
Tyan elected TO succeed Congressman
Wade, met with a serious and painful
accident last evening. While returning
home from his Office he tripped on a
defective plank in the sidewalk and fell
violently to the ground, fracturing his
right thigh. His physicians say ne will
be confined for two months.
New YORK, July 10.-General Master
Workman Powderly has issued special
circular to all local assemblies of the
Knights Of Labor on the question of
the Industrial conference which is to be
held July %, to take up the platform of
the Farmers Alliance and join hands
with the Third Party. The call received
SO little response outside of the Knights.
that Powderly deemed it wise to declare
it off for the present, and hold meet
ing on Washington's birthday in 1892.
New YORK, July 10-Frenchy, the
local Jack. the Ripper" was sentenced |
to life Imprisonment today.
LONDON, July 1O.-J. Smith and Ted
Pritchard yesterday fought for the
championship Of England and $4,000,
under the rules of the London ring. |
From the start Pritchard had the best |
vi the battle, AMI at the end of the
fourth round the championship of Eng
land was decided in his favor. 1t was |
bloody and tlerce fight, but the little |
man outgeneraled and outfought bis
powerful opponent.
WAsHINGToN, d. c., July 10-Collector |
OF customs for the port of San Francisco |
has been instructed to follow the practise |
adopted IN New York and other eastern |
ports, in assessing duty at the rate OF |
= cent per pound on copper, in excess
OF 2 per cent contained on silver lead |
ores.