Arizona weekly citizen., 1893-04-29

shoes and cape from him and put them
 on himself threatening to kill the
 guards if hey made an outcry. The
 two murderers then climbed down into
 the yard and made their escape. Whether by the river or wall is not
 known. The terribly stormy night
 facilitated their escape. It is supposed
 Pullister has been saving pepper given
 him daily with his meats with the object of escape in view.
 NEW YORK, AprIl 2l.-Tom Roe. the
 olcycl:st will start on ride from New
 York to San Francisco. He expects to
 make the trip in 60 days. The best record IS S6 days.
 LONDON, inSii Prospects VIII reIact O. Compromise and the strike will continue.
 BUFFALO, N. r., April 2I.-Indica- tlons are there will be general strike of laborers In the building trades here. WASHINGTON, D. c. April 2l.-Presi-
 lent Cleveland has made more changes up to date than he did Tn the same time eight years ago.
 DENVER, Col, April 2f.-Richard O'Donnsll once private secretary to
 Boss Tweed of New York dled here last
 night of consumption. MILWAUKEE, Wis. April 21.-BodIes or two victims of the tunnel crib horror
 were picked up on the beach early this
 morning. Tn steamer Burroughs went
 to the crIo this morning and secured ten bodies. Foreman Barbour of the
 tunnel construction gang says there
 were b men iu the crib when it col lapsed.
 ST PAUL, April 20,-A Tacoma, Wash ington special says: Sensational charges of wholesale smuggling of both Chinamen and opium follow upon the heels of th9 stand taken by the United States government in refusing to admit Chinamen on cer ifcates of identifica- ton, or allow Chinese actors, claiming they are to participate in the Worlds Far display of their country, to enter.
 It now Iransplres that the United States officials have been watching the opium that has been coming in and winking at the customs officials. Last evening a demand was made upon Bob Elghad, a local politician and botel keeper, for certain terminating docu- ments held by him.
 The @ papers were part of bundle claImed by Inspector Cobienz and sad
 to belong to Virgil Moore Of Port land, Oregon. Moore. 1t is claimed. bas been at the head of the smugglers. and one Of the parties who had hand Tn forging Chinese passports by the hundred.
 Moore's partner in Portland IS rel atlve ot prominent government off clal. who in turn, it is claimed, has come Tn for large share of total of over SlOO,OOO used annually for over two years Tn carrying m wholesale snug gling business.
 Coblenz affirms thst the largest "divvy" known to have been made WAS given to United States treasury officials, who are paid rate Of S14000 year, with other customs officials recei. ing S36OO and S6OO0 ayear.
 FORTRESS MONROE, Va, April 21.- The Columbus caravels arrived at half past 10 o'clock this morning in two of Spanish war ships and were received am d great thunders of salutes and dis play of flags of the countries represented Oy the fleet. They dropped anchors at the end of ihe line Of vessels.
 FL PAso, Tex, April 2O.-News has been received from Chihuahua Mex that a fugitive from justice named Amalla, has stirred up large force of outlaws and captured the towns Tema- xachIc. Guerrero and San Tomas. Three hundred men under Santa Ana attacked
 he outlaws but were defea ed and have joined the rebels. Another fight took
 lace with federal troops, in which the rebels were vict rions killing 130 sol- diers and completely routing others.
 DETROIT, April 2O.-A special des- patch from Lansing, Mich, says: The Ingham County Savings Bank has ex perienced lively run. It began when the doors opened this morning and has kept up without interruption ever since 1 wi large crowd of depositors and | curiosity seekers fairly heseiging the bank. The run was caused by feel | ing prevalent around town that the bank was not any too roDg, and it, as we'll as the Central Michigan Savings Bank which closed its doors yesterday, was affected ly tbe difficulties of the Lansing LumOer company and the Lansing Engine Works, whose paper is endorsed by O. NJ. Barnes.
 So strong was the pressure that the officers very soon availed themselves of the provision allowing them 90 days before permitting the withdrawal of savings deposits and no money is being paid out of savings deposits, while com nercial d positors are calling for and receiving very httle.
 State Bank Examiner Sherwood in peech before the assembled deposit, r3 cd iy assured taem that tle bank was ound and that not dolijr would be est.
 WASHINGTON, April 20.-A private etter from a United States official at 1awaiI came in the mail last niyht.
 In reference to the report that Con- missioner BIount directed the lowering f the United States flag, without con- nlting with Minister Stevens, Admiral ( kerrett or any representative of the il Tnited States in Honolulu, the writer n tates that Blount did have consulta- n on with Stevens on the subject. and o hie it does not say so iu so many s