Arizona weekly citizen., 1893-07-15
TELEGRApHIC.


The wedding Was brilliant function
attended by large gathering of British
and continental royalty and the highest
nobility. The weather was beautiful.
A great crowd gathered along the
route from Buckingham palace to the
garden entrance of st. James palace.
Decorations aioRg the line OF the royal
procession were profuse. The beautiful
ceremony eclipsed in pom o and splendor
any recent ceremonies of the British
court.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, July 6.-The Span
Ish c8rave,s, on the wey 20 Chicago, ar
| rived here III smorning. They received
a noisy greeing from the river craft.
PARIS, July 6.-Every thing is quiet
throughout the city, but the authoritis,
both civil and military, are extremely
vigilant and districts III which further
| troubles may occur are closely patrolled.
GRASS VALLEY, Cal, July Ga ten
year-old girl was starting "A fire il a
stove, using kerosene, on the evening
of july 4ih, when her clothing caught
fiEe. She was so badly burned that shs
died last night. Her name is NJ nnie
| Haaustra.
BUzzARD's BAY, Mass. July 6.-Presi
dent Cleveland is confined 10 his room
with an attack of rheumatism in the
he foot and knee, q complaint from
which be has suffered for several years.
1t has been necessary for the president
to deny himself to visitors 10 get all
| pCssi BILE benent from his vacation.
LAKEFIELD, MINI, July Ga cyclone
struck here last night doing consIdera-
bic damage to Buildings. Several lives
ara reported lost in the couLtry, but
definite details have not BEEN received.
| GRAFTON, n. D., July GA strip OF
vegetation two miles wide aud many
miles long was completely destroyed
| by hail yesterday.
JAMESTOWN, n. Y, July 6 During q
| terrible lightning storm last night,
| powder magazine on the outskirts of
| this city was struck by lightning. The
| explosion blew the structure to atoms
| ana destroyed several buildings near
| by. II Injured nine persons. Many
rushed from their houses thinking il
was an earthquake. Many telephones
were burned out. The electric plant was
| burned out.
HELENA, Mont, July, O. TIE Mon
tana silver conference meets here this
afternoon to take action the on silver
question. The convention will be COM
posed OF prominent mine owners and
citizens from every county aud state.
A plan of campaign viii be adopted.
a resolution Was passed protesting
| against the repeal of the Sherman act
without the passage of some coinage
measure.
New YORK. July The chamber OF
commerce this afternoon passed reso
lutiOns calling fer the Immediaie repeal
of the silver-purchase clause OF the
Sherman act aud for the appointment of
| a commission ~ congress f the coming
1ssiOn to make an exhaustive study Of
our currency aud that of foreign coun-
tries and report at the regular sion of
Coz gress this winter.
HONOLULU, June 27.-Developments
in the conspiracy cases are of sensa-
tional nature.
Investigation brings . EIGHT the facts
that the royallsts were drI ] NJ troops
secretly and that their forces in strength
match the army of the provisional
government.
Recent societies have been formed
with tee object OF restoring the deposed
queen and of assassinating the leaders
of the provisional government. Clause
SpTecktes did not leave on The MaripOsa,
as he had arranged to d., as his family
has returned.
The situation Is a: Stunning a more
serious character. An outbreak j. likely
u occur any moment, as the royaiis,s
declare themselves ready for action.
CHICAGO, July 5.-Commissioners
Toulsey of Minnesota and bundley, OF
Alabama, CffeTed resolutions closing the
gates of the Worlds fair on Sundays
in d meeting of the national commits
slonltoday. After lengthy and heated
debate, action on the matter Was post
poned until next Wednesday.
WASHINGTON, July ). - Secretary
Hcke Smith, accompanied by the men, |
beIs of his family, will leave Washing |
ION next Saturday for tour of the |
west. He will visit Yellowstone, Ma |
tiOnal Park and several Indian reserva-
tions and expects to return to Washing |
ton the first of August.
WASHINGTON, July 5.-Justice Gray. |
who delivered the opinion Of the su-
preme court of the United States IN the |
famous Geary law case in the term # |
May last, fled with the clerk of The |
court the formal Ii xt of the document. |
With Justice Gray's opinion were also |
lns In a rIrrr 81 ~ g
Justice Fuller and Justices Brewer and |
Field. Full abstracts of the opinions
we're pubs at the time the decision
OF the court was announced.
RoME, July 5.-Negotiations are pro-
ceejing b tween the governments of
Italy, France, Belgium d Switzerland
lock IL II the Profession of the il ter
estS of The nations composing toe Latin
union N consequence of the action of
the government of India. 1t is believed
that no members of the union will with
draw from it. In Berne. minting one
half, one and two frame pieces Is almost
4 few five franc pieces are
still being coined.
CHICAGO, June 5.-Ths Union Pacific
road announced today, that beginning
OuDud( III Will MAKE ge Uf6C CLASS rate |
$751; 60 on east bound rates from Port
land, Spokane, Bate and Helera to
Chicago. Tnis will likely lead to the
raduct on Of rates in the sssoc;on terri
tory. A meeting OF the Western Paes- I
sngsr associations will be held tomor- |
row. Unless signs fail 1t will end 10
the establishment OF a one fare rate for q
the round trip to Chicago during the
fair.
MARYsvILLE, Cal, July 5.-Tonight | {
every road leading into this city from
ne hills on both sides of the river is
by officers looking for Freder- L
cka. the murderer of Brakeman Bruce. t
nd the supposed slayer of Sheriff Pas +
zoe. What are considered reliable ad-
ices tend to show that he is heaGed
his WY and is travelling by night q
That Fredericks is the man there seems C
o be a little doubr, as fiume tender |.
famed Henderson at jones' bar on the