Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-07-25

SoLoMoNvILLE, July 21-Cesario La
carlo Lazsrio was lodged IN jail yester
day, charged with the murder of tn,
man found in the river at Fort Thomal
ten days ago. The circumstantial ev
idence is very strong against Lazario.
He left Fort Apache with deceased or
July Sd and was seen in his company b,
three persons en- route to Thomas, anC
Lazario appeared in Thomas alone anG
bought suit of clothes, his own beins
found bloody. He came near beins
lynched at Thomas yesterday morning
LONDON, July 22.-Truth today prints
another startling story of mutiny in tn q
British army, which it claims occurred
in the second battalion of Cold Stream
guards, after the departure of Empe rol
William. The guards expected day OF
freedom from guard mounting, but were
ordered IN parade duties as usual and
they became sulleu and unmanagable
The officers marched them back to the
barracks and ordered the commands
confined three days as punishment. Ten
senior privates were also placed under
arrest for characterization. Ninety
guardsmen thereupon barricaded them
selves in barracks refusing to emerge.
Gen1 Hasting was finally called in
and succeeded in quieting them. The
significance Of the mutinous sentiment
can be judged, when it is understood
that the guard is the oldest corps in the
army with single exception.
OTTAWA, Ont, July 21,-According to
to the returns received at the fisheries
department the number of Seal skins
secured by the British Columbia feet
in the waters of Behring Sea up 10 June
80 was 1880 skins which have been
safely landed at Victoria, the owners
this year having taken the precaution to
send up vessel early in the month for
the purpose Of collecting the catch from
the different schooners.
PARIS, July 21.--The report that Mrs.
Jones Brown Potter has been disvorced
from Mr.. Potter and married to Actor
Bellew is declared by the lady's parents
who live in this city, to be untrue.
They threaten to bring action for Grim
lnal libel against the authors of the re-
port.
WASHINGTON, ID. O., July 21.-Acting
Secretary of the Interior Chandler has
requested that the general land COM
missioner cause a special investigation
to be made Of lands in Colorado, which
the citizens as that state have petitioned
to be set aside for natural park pur-
poses.
ST. PAUL, Mimi, Cowles Of
the Minnesota Athletic club this after
noon gave the following statement TO
the associated press: Up to noon to-
day it was hoped that under fair and
execution Of law which at
most makes prize fighting a misde-
meanor and felony as is the case in
many other states, the contest would
proceed and the club would have the
opportunity to some extent Of covering
the loss. The club asked the sheriff to
be content with arresting the principals,
putting them under bonds for future
appearance and that the law be allowed
to take its course after the event. The
sheriff was disposed to adopt this policy
but under the threat from the govern
ment Of removal from Office If he did
not prevent the fight in the state by
any means in his power, the sheriff was
obliged to notify the club that he would
be on hand to stop thu fight; he also
stated that the governor has ordered
the first regiment under arms for the
purpose of assisting the sheriff. In
such state OF things the club could not
think of proceeding with the contest
and as the result Of conference In
which the mayor, chief Of police, sheriff,
county attorney and club officials took
part at noon, the club loses its deposit
of $1,000 as forfeit to protect the contest
ants and in addition about $4,000 sxpend-
ed in constructing the big pavilion and
other expenses. Under the oircum-
stances the action OF the state officials
was cruel and unjust as the fight could
and should have been prevented thirty
to sixty days ago, before 30 much expense
had been incurred. Mayor Smith earnest
y urged the club to go on with the fight
but it was decided to drop it In order Je
remove all possibility of disorder or
CAIRO, July 23.-The spread of cholera
IS increasing at Mecca. There were 140
deaths on Saturday last. The deaths oc-
CURED chiefly among Turkish pilgrims.
The Khedive has issued instructions that
rigorous measures shall be taken to pre-
vent the introduction of the disease into
Egypt. A remarkable feature of the
epidemic is a fact that not one Egyptian
as yet been attacked by the cholera.
LONDON, July 23.-Hon. Thomas B.
Reed, speaker of the American house Of
listened to the debate in
he house of commons yesterday for q
ong time. The speaker Of the house Of
commons will entertain Mr. Reed at
luncheon.
CHICAGO, July pa war of exter-
ninatlon between Ell Corrigan and
George Hawkins, proprietors of the new
ind rival race tracks on the west side,
began today. The war is likely to be a
ong and costly one, and during it the
are likely to be hard push