Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-03-26

Yiiie and senten ced to life lmprlsor
 ment, and who was awaiting trial, du out ot the county jail last night. H
 came here to his home, got his clothe T and loaf of bread and disappeared
 Rsymond killed Thomas Brice Christ
 mas day.
 BERLIN, March 18.-Rumors are abou
 today of a partial crisis in the PrussiaI
 caolnet, resulting from meeting O
 ministers yesterday, at which the ed Icatlon bill was discussed.
 PARIS, March 1S.-R signations oi
 CaprIvi and Seizdlitz Trutzschler, oi
 The German ministery, have been con | frmed.
 SAN FRANCIsCo, March 19.-The
 steamship Monowai arrival this morn Ing from Sydney and Honolulu. At Tauranga. Auckland, February 8, | the wife and four little children were
 murdered by Duncan Munroe, step-sou
 Of James Bodell, late rayor of that | town. MunrOe was an inmate of an in cane asylum abOu: three years ago, be-
 ing afflicted with religious mania. He | was arrested.
 NEW YORK, March 1S.-A story which concerns the happiness of Grover Cleve-
 lands household is related on good authority, and while stating the facts 1t leaves the cause of the trouble en- tirelY to the imagination. Mrs. Cleve- lands life Is now largely wrapped up ia
 baby Ruth. The child's smiles, her
 tears, her affectionate growing, and
 above all her little glistening white
 tooth which has just put in ln appear
 ance, are watched with mothers love
 and tenderness, but there is a shadow
 over ali thIs happiness. Mrs. Cleveland, for some good reason, IS in constant fear
 that her baby will be stolen. Why this
 IS nobody has learned, but that it IS so is
 vouched for by close friend of the
 family, and Mrs. Cleveland's alarm is so great that she will not permit even the nurse to take the baby from the house. The child js constantly under the mothers eye, and under DO circum- stance IS 1t allowed beyond the tbresh- old of of Lakewood cottage. The SUD-
 position IS that Mrs. Cleveland has been pestered by some unprincipled person who has been endeavoring to extort money under the threat of stealing her baby if the cash were not paid as de- m8nded. The matter has not yet been placed in the hands of the police, bCt by this close personal attention to little R1th her safety is assured.
 Rio JANEIRo, March 19.- General Clarindo de Querroz, governor of Clara, has been deposed. Cadets of the mill tary school formed the principal nucleus of the insurgent forces aided by civilians Artillery belonging to the garrison and marines of the gunbOat Bracanat also took part against the governor who in- trenched himself at the official residence with the police force and two hundred men, who had been brought from the interior by two prominent politicians. The fight commenced at 6 D. m., with skirmish between the cadets and mount ed police. The latter were driven back. The insurgents marched on to the official residence which at the same time was bonn barded by artillery. The fighting was kept up all night. On the 12th at a. m., the governor capitu- lated. The number killed on both sides IS estimated at thirty-tive.
 BERLIN, March 19.-Only one paper this morning maintains that Chancellor Caprivi has resigned. The latest in formation makes it practically certain that the chancellor has not resigned, and that the crisis of affairs affects only Count Seidlitz.
 PHENIX, March 19.-A special from Holbrook gives news of the death and | capture of band of renegade Apaches | who infested the borders of the White l Mountain reservation. The band num- | bered Hive bucks and SIX women and l children. Three men were killed and | the remainder surrendered,
 NEW YORK, March 19.-Jacob Baiz, of Guatemala, today re- ceived telegram dated Guatemala city, | March Is, stating that General R Y. BarrIos took possession of the presiden- cy of the eepublic yesterday. His cab met is as follows: Minister of foreign affairs, Salazar; treasury, Herrea; pub lie works, Velez; public instruction, Ca- bral; interior, Estrada Cabrera.
 LIBAN, Russia, March 19.-As the American steamer Indiana, which brought the American gifts and provis- ions for the relief of Russian famine sufferers, was lowed past the ietty this she was greeted with enthu slstic cheers. The steamer was received | by the municipal authorities and a large | delegation of leading merchants of the city and the Greek clergy held thanks giving services aboard her.
 WASHINGTON, March 19.-Delegate Smith of Arizona asked for considera- tion of bill amending the act approv- ing the funding act of Arizona passed in 1890. The bill simply provides that the interest on bonds be payable semi-an- nually inst ad Of annually to meet o5- jections raised by alliance members. Smith moved to strike out the require | ment that the principal be payable in lawful money of the United States. The was agreed to and the bill | passed the house.
 ALBUQUERQUE, March 19.--An official of the United States army returned from avlsit to the joint commission de- the boundary between the United States and Mexico says an au- thority that Uncle Sam has everything 10 gain and nothing to lose. Southern Arizona and New Mexico will remain intact and it is possible that many thousand acres of valuable land will have to be ceded by Mexico.
 PERISH, West Australia, March 19.- Frederick Deeming (alias Williams, who s under Arrest here for the murder of lis wife, and who undoubtedly murder ,d his first wife and four children in Liverpool, was arraigned in court today md remanded till Tuesday.
 WASHINGTON, March 19.-The presi- lent has approved the urgent deficiency pill act in regard to Arizona's exhibit at he Worlds fair.
 LONDON, March 19.-The queen start d on visit to the south of France this She will remain five weeks
 BOSTON, March 19.-The whisl1ey C rust officials in the federal court made f notion to quash the indictment against (