Arizona weekly citizen., 1893-04-15

NEW YORK, April 7.-Col. w. H. GiI- der proposes to make another trip to the Arctic region, This trip will be for the purpose of locating the magnetic poll.
 PHILADELPHIA, Pa, April Civilian Moore, colOred, was hanged here this morning for the murder of Charles Mad den, man who took hls sweetheart away from him.
 CLEVELAND, O., April GA receiver has been appointed for the Washington Insurance O., one of the oldest in the State. Assets and liabilities are re- ported 10 be small.
 NEW YORK, April 7.--Ths disabled and over due steamer Hekla was sight d Ca miles east of this clty by the steamer Veenkam. The Hekla was proceeding slowly and gave no sixUal for 8ssie etance. She has one thousand persons on board.
 WASHINGTON, April 7.-Tbe President sent the following nominations to the Senate today: Caleb w. West, of Utah, to be governor of Utab; Dominick w. Murphy, Washington, D. C, first deputy commissioner of pensions; Ambross w Lyman, of Montana.
 
 Cleveland's last adm strauon. SAN FRANCISCO, April 7.-The Even ing Post prints a sensational story to the effect that a woman, afflicted with leprosy, has been at the City and County Hcspitol for some time, cons tant menace to 300 patients and nurses. The Post severely criticises the hospital auth critics for keeping the woman there but they say there is no other place to 1 send her, and they cannot turn her out on the streets.
 l MONTREAL, April 6-Mrs. Corbe:t, wife of the worlds champion prize | fighter, made her first appearance on the public stage here last night. She was | by far the prettIest woman of the com pany and her performance for novice was good. She acted in vivacious and natural manner. She forgot her lines several times, however, and had to be prompted. Mrs. Brady, wife of Cor bett's manager, also made her debut in | the character of Corbelt's sweetheart, | but beyond appearing very attractive was not especially good.
 | WASHINGTON, April Ct is officially reported that the United States, consult ate at one of the Peruvian ports has been sacked by a mob with apparent police sanction.
 An officer acting as consulate agent for the United States was fired upon and wounded. The news comes in a brief telegram from the United States minister to Peru. He omitted much | essential details and name of the place and name of the wounded officer or they dropped from his dispatch in tele- graphic transmission. The telegram is as follows.
 LIMA, April 6.-GREsHAM, Washing ton:-At (place omited) mob attacked the masonic lodge, sacked the building and burned the fixtures in the street and incidentally the United States consulate was invaded. The furnish ing were destroyed and the acting con-
 ular agent shot in the foot. The ar chives are saved intact. A squad of Peruvian police looked on while the mob performed the work without inter ference. The mail brings particulars. "HICKs" Secretary Gresham conferred with the President on the subject and this afternoon sent the following telegram to the minister:
 WAsHINGToN-HICKs, Lima:-"Pro- test agaInst the failure of authorities to afford protection to the cJnsulate and it the facis are we'll established ask an expression of regreat, prompt prosecu- tion on the guilty parties and repara- tion for injury to America property or persons. GRESHAM"