Arizona weekly citizen., 1893-04-15
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 again became active. The Civil Rights league and Hawaiian Patriotic league held frequent meetings at which annex ation was denounced.
 Commissioner Blountt arrived on the Rush this morning and hIs arrival was hailed with joy by the natives. Blountt refused to talk for publication but it is thought he will remain here for several weeks.
 The escape of the Japanese murderer who fled to a Japanese mln-of war for refuge and the refusal of the Japanese captain to give him up created con ider able excitement. It was Tumored that the Boston would demand the surrender of the murderer, but that was no: done, the provisional government finding that it had no extradit on treaty with Japan.
 D. L Huntsman editor of the L. ibsral aroused public sentiment and there was talk of lynchlng the murderer. Nothing Was done however.
 PITTsBURG, Pa., April G.-Oennis Cloo- nan was hanged h.re this morning for wife-mu. der.
 ABERDEEN, Mise, April 6.-Thonas Bradles shot and killed Dunn Moore, q farmland, who assaulted and fatally beat him.
 IoUIQUE,I Chiil, April 6-Yeeterday's reports about martial law having been established at Santiago are exaggerated. Marital law Tot been even declared.
 BOMBAY, India, April 6.-The Khan of Chelat, suspectirg five of his wifes of infdility, had them killed. The Khan has agreed to give up other prisoners whom he has been torturiDg.
 LONDON, April 6.-The galleries of the House of commons were crowded but the House itself was not full when Gladstone rose today to move for a second reading of the Home Rule b.ll.
 SANTA BARBARA, Cal, April 6.-The sloop Big Loafer" lett here this morning for San Miguel Island, to search for one of the seamen from the King James who is reported to have landed from Captain Drummond's boat last Monday.
 SALIVA, Kan, April 6.-An unknown colored man entered the house of Ms Frost during.the absence Of her husband, snatched her child from her arms and daahed it to floor, fatally injuring it. He then brutally outraged the mother. A posse are in pursuit and he will be lynched if caught.
 SAN FRANCIsCo, April 6.-Bshop Kipp. who was reported to be dying yesterday afternoon, lasted drought the night. At noon today his physici ans stated that he could not possibly i've until night His family have been summoned to his bedside. Bishop Nichols, Bishop Kipp's assistant, IS also m attendance.
 SAN FRANCISCO, April 6.-The Even ing Post, today, says that the people of the new county of Madeira, which was formed out of part of Fresno county, who were opposed to county division charge that money was corruptly used ID securing the passage of the bill by the Legislature. These citizens, the Post says, propose to go into court, and ID ad- ditIon to the names Of the bribed legis- latore, will give the amounts each man received for hIs, the da'e on which it was received and the name of the agent who paid it to them.
 WASHINGTON, April 6.-Gorman, in the Senate offered resolution to that body to proceed to the election of a secretary, sergeant at arms, doorkeeper and chaplain to enter on the discharge of the duties only on the assem- bling of the 53rd Congress in either regular or extra session. IL was laid over until ? D. m. The debate on the admis ion of the appointed Senators was resumed. Peffer argued against their rights to seats.
 REDoNDo, Cal, April 6.-The purser of the steamer Los Angeles landed yes terday and reported picking up boat forty miles north of Red ndo which proved to be the missing one Of the ill., fated ship King James.
 The boat left the ships side when fire drove them from the vessel, about two hundred and fifty miles off Point Gen. ception. They left the ship at midnight of March, 30, and lay by the ship until four o'clock the following morning. At $40 of the 31st the boat was caps zed and there were four men drowned. The captain, his boy ard the remainder of the crew climbed up on the Keel of the boat and succeed in fighting her, bat the boat was full of wa CT and they re- nained to their waists in water fourteen hours when the men, warn out and ex- 1austsd and chilled began dying, snd one after the other passed away until eight, including the captains son were lead. The dead were passed overheard i snd the boat was so relieved by this nears that those living were enabled | 70 sail, also to bail her out.
 All provisions, oars and rigging of | every kind excepting a small piece of | he sail were lost at the upsetting of | he boat and it was only through an ingenious contrivance of making grat- ng ard boat Inning into rudder and he use of the scraps of sail mentioned hat they were enabled to make any roadway wha ever.
 When picked up by the Los Angeles he captain and the three remaing of his crew had been five days without food or water. They were SC vaalx oc tO Ina unahla tO c+op1 Or vraILr