Arizona weekly citizen., 1893-05-20
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that achievements Of French ! troops have been station d at the | eastern frontier of France. The French i is extending the strength | of its military lines adjoining the Ger man frontier, and is blaming with view | ot prompt aud efficient contraction. The barracks of the entrauche1 camp i have been greatly enlarged. At Epn-l ? 1 new barracks h we beel built and addi- | tions made to the garrison.
 BRISBANE, Aus. May 15.-The sus- pension of the Bank of North Q eens- | land is announced. Th5 Bank had | capital of eS,500,OO0.
 LINCOLN, H., My 15.-Last night a gas explosion occurred on the Citizen coal shaft 14 feet from the entrance. The mine was shattered at that end and several was killed.
 NEW YORK, May 13.--The Amer can steamer New York arrived from South hampton this morning. Hon Robert T. Lincoln, the ex minister, was among the passengers. He will start imme- diateiy for his home in Chicago, wh re he will resume the practice of law,
 CHICAGO, III. May 13-The national mmltte of the Prohibition party held a meet5:ng at the Sherman house today. The party intends to begin work for the next Presid- ntial campaign at once a this meeting was called for the purpose of deyising and perfecting plans for State work which will, when completed, be submitted to the State central committees for their approval.
 WORLDS FAIR, CHICAGO, May 13 - The action of the Worlds Fair Direct ory last night in deciding to open the gates of the Far to the public Sunday, May 21, caused flutter among m m
 bers of the Worlds Fair national con- mission. A good many expresses the belief that the Directory exceeded thei' authority and talked of getting an in- junction to restrain the governing eff cials from permitting the Directory to open the Fair.
 BALTIMORE, May 13.-Cardinal Gib-
 bons received a cablegram this morn | ing from Rome announcing the cleo ton of Right Rev. Bishop Kaiue, 0t Wheeling to be co-adjutor to the arch | bishop of St Louis, with the right of
 succession and the erection of Dubuque
 to sn arch -bishoprical See with Arch
 bishop Hem essy, the present bishop
 of the diocese as its first arch bishop
 also the tFa station of Bishop Bu:kS
 from Cheyenne to St. Joseph, Mo. | WASHINGTON, D. c. May 13.-The at
 torney general is receiving many letters
 asking atOut the pr0vIs On or the LeV
 election law requiring candidates anC
 campaignS committees 10 file swOrr
 statements of their election expenses
 within 30 days af.er the election | Assistant Attorney General Allen SgiC
 this morning the letter Of t. e law wal
 so plain he could see nothing for off
 cers who had failed to comply with thC law within the 30 days to do bu quietly step down and out and go be fore the people Bt special election lOf course the trouble may be avoided if nobody is wiling to begin proceed Ings, but as so many successful candi
 dates throughout the State failed to rerform their duty r~'" me law
 there IS sure to - many places wherC nroceciiugS will be instituted.
 1 SING SING, N. Y, May 16.-The bod!
 of Polister the murderer under sen tence of death who with RosIe anothe
 condemned convict escaped from tn,
 peuitentiary few weeks ago was found floating in the rlver opposite the prisor
 this morning badly decomposed. Tht body of ROhle WIS found some days aeC
 and at the time 1t was supposed Poliis- ter had murdered Rohle to facll tate hi own escape.
 | The body showed bullet hole in the
 head. It is supposed that ROhle shO Psllister and then himself.
 NEW YORK, May 16 A half a millior
 more geld has been taken for export.
 NEW YoRL, May 16.-A million dol
 lars in gold has been taken fer ship ment to Europe tomorrow.
 | NEW ORLEANS, La, May 16.-The
 levee at Grand Lake, Ark, broke. The | water will flood thousauds of acres oi
 the best farm lands of Louisiana. PHILADELPHIA, Pa, May 16.-The
 cruiser New York sailed from Cramps
 shipyard this morning to go to sea for dI Iiioi
 NEW YORK, May 16-Erastus WIman
 made a general assignment for the benefit of his creditors. Wiman would l not make a formal statement merely
 saying the assignment was without pre- | ference.
 NEW YORK, May 16.-OfficeIs of the American Sabbath Union which claims A H. t@f1
 grapled President Cleveland take steps
 to prevent tne proposed opening of
 Worlds Fair on Sunday.
 CONCORD, N. H., May 16.-George H. Abbott alias Frank c. Amy was hanged here tnis morning for the murder of CAristIe Warden. The execution was
 bungied, Almy's feet touched the floor Whan he went through the trap. He strapgled to death.
 INDIANAPoLIs. Ind, May 16.-At
 o'clock this mornipg a mob, presumably h. same which lynched John Turner at Bedford yesterday went to Brownstone took Leu Trenck who shot and killed Henry Feapler week ago from the jail
 aud l; nched him.
 PORTLAND, Me. May 16-Deputy
 Sheriff Harmon this morning tele- graphed to the city marshal of Bangor
 to have ex-Champion John l.. Sullivan, who IS under arrest in that Jy,brough to Por land where he will be taken into GU stody by Harmon. Both crimiGal nd evil actions will be brought az ins him for al alleged assault upo4 Lawyer w. L. Lizotte on the Sunday nigh train.
 INDIANAPOLIS, May 16.-All the union teamsj CTS tnd laborers in the city mum oering 200O stru this afternoon and all pabhc street work is a5 standstill The me9 demand eight hours to which the contractors decliEe to accede. The pohce are kept busy suppressng incl pient d sturbances, A few nOn-uniOn