Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-12-31
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PARIS, Dec. 27.-Fiearo professes to have information to the effect that Dr. Brovardel who had charge of the post mortem examination of the body of Baron Reinach, has reported to the gov ernment that Rsinach dieo of poison taken eight hours before death, and Reinach's family have demanded a judicial inquiry to establish the fact that ae did nyt commit suicide.
 The belief that he was murdered is based on the known fact that within the time between taking poison into the stomach and death he made strenous efforts to stop the attacks Of the press, and its argued that he would not have cared particularly about the attacks had he been conscious of the fact that he would be a corpse within a few hours. The fact is called to mind that two others who possessed damaging knowledge have disappeared mysterious ly and suddenly.
 LONDON, Dec. 27.-Much anxiety is felt over the nOn-arrival at New York of the Cunarder Umbria, which sailed from Liverpool December 17th, and allowing for stormy weather should have reached that port at least two days ago.
 CHICAGO, Dec. 27.-Ma!or Benjamin Truman of California, has been appoint ed assistant chief of Horticulture tt the Worlds Fair.
 SACRAMENTO, Cal Dec. 26.-Althongh the river is higher than ever before known, no danger Is apprehended. A report that the levees have broken arose from the fact that one of the wateI gates had been left open.
 CITY OF MEXICO, Dec. PA few days ago the body of boy five years old wal found in vacant lot with 250 bites anC burns on it. It Is now discovered that the authors of the dreadful cruelty art an uncle and aunt of the child who was left an orphan with three others to thei care. As the others are alse missing i is believed they too have been made way with.
 GREENsBURG, Penn, Dec. 21.-Yester day tenement occupied by a doZel Italian families, was burned. Jame Angelica, an old man, was burned t l death. A munger of children were ter ribly burned, and it is believed severa will die.
 NEW YORK, Dec. 27.-Today St. John | day will be memoTaliZed by t7e laying o the corner stone of the great Protestan Episcopal cathedral of St. John tn Divine. The building will cost severa million dollars.
 BISMARCK, N. D., Dec. 12.-Judg Rose has decided the Selz precinct con test case against the board of canvasser directing them to canvass the return! This gives the fusionlsts all three Nort Dakota electors.
 DOVER, Dec. 27.-At a dance ct tn home of Walter Green, colored, terri ble fatal shooting and riot occurred g the result of dispute over a triflin matter. In the general melee four nt groes were shot. Ruth Field was wound ed with shotgun by Green and is dy ing Greens intention was to snoC Chas. Whalley and the woman steppe in the way to protect Whally. The lat ter was afterwards dangerously wound ed. Chas. Perry got three bullets Il hIs body and another negro was fatall hurt Greens house was stoned an windows and doors were broken. Peac officers who attempted to arrest tie r oters were ret with resistance and large number of shots were exchanged i which several were'wounded. The rioter finally escaped.
 NEW YORK, Dec. 27.-The Sun says is settled that the County Demoorao will dIsband and join Tammany. WILwAUKEE, Wis, Dec. Z1.-Becker' tannery was burned this morning. Tn loss is about one hundred thousand One fireman was killed and two wounded ST. PETERSBURG, Dec. 27.-Th British consul who visited the famiu districts reports the peasants dying lik flies from hunger and disease. Ther are no signs of relief from the horrors The hard winters cholera is raging ol the Circassian shore. There have bee hundreds of deaths within the last fort | night.