Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-12-01
TELEGRApHIc.

has been made near Churintzio, state
 of Micho scan, of thirty human bodies in an advanced state of decomposition piled up on one another in cave. Cleofas Gcmez was robbed and mur- dered for his money recently and Pas qusl, his brother, while searching for
 him made the discovery which explains
 many dissppearances.
 HIsosHIMA, Nov. 22.-It is reported that China has offered to pay war indemnity of 25O,OOO,OOO taels, which includes all the war expenses incurred by Japan.
 In the translation of taels into dollars tael is Chinese silver coin worth about D cents according to the present rate of exchange.
 It IS believed that terms could be ar ranged between the two nations pro- viding arrangements could be made for a smaller war indemnity. AS the Jap snese are now unGer the walls of Port Arthur and about to make hnal blow at China negotiations will be hurried for ward to a conclusion.
 WASHINGTON, Nov. 22.-The president has commissioned the following rCst. masters, Norman 0. Byers, Santa reula, Cal, William l.. Kearney. Santa Cruz Cal, B. F. Kettlewell, Ss. E elena, Cal.
 YOKOHAMA, Nov. G2.-A Chinese squadron is reported to have shelled the JapGaese troops marching out of Fort Arthur. A desperate battle be- tween the ChlDese and Japanese fleet took place but the resn''- -.1 not known.
 An-. SsGoe, Nov. 22.-The state pot,....oaI unrest continues without any prospect of termination. It is believed that King Mslieto's government is doomed and that the German secretary is aiding the rebels party with view of placing it in power and this rendering German annexation or a German pro- tectorate possible.
 SACRAMENTO, Nov. 22.-Lsst night an attempt was made to bhrn the Conner cial hotel, at Gslt, this county, by William Galloway an employee of the hotel. He poured coal oil over the floor of room up stars and set fire 10 it. He is in jail here. Several attempts recently have been made to burn the same hotel. Galloway is said tc be a crank.
 MUsKoGE, l. T.. Nov. 22.-LP.s st right a half dozen members of the Cook gang were in town and were recognized os the streets here. The officers who fought the bandits last night came in about dusk and reporte that they had chased the bandits to Bottoom and there lost their course. It is believed the gang are planning the release of Wade Chambell, the robber now in jail here The United Ststes district attorney has telegraphed Ire attorney general that all officers hf.ve returned from the chase and in his opinion the only thing left to do is For the government to send troops.
 OTTAWA, Kan, Nov. 22.-Chsrles and Henry Lathrop, Ottawa business men, went : out for time this morn ing and got to the wrong house kicked in the door. Charles was shot dead and Henry seriously wounded. The coroner gave the corpse to under dertsker Sessions, which so enrage d the opposition undertaken that he stab bed Sessions. Sessions wound is serious.
 WAsHINGToN, Nov. 22-Indications multiply showing that the German gov- ernment is pursuing 8 restrictive policy towards the United States that in end may call for retaliation. The latest evi- dence Is contained in a report to the state department from United States Consul, Robertson, at Hamburg. He says movement is on foot fostered by the ilnperail government, looking to the complete exclusion of dried and evap- orated apples from the United States and which are supposed to contain | more than specified amount of zinc | to have been taken up from | zinc frames on which they were dried. | The consul advises fruit dryers to use wooden frames in order to destroy as much as possible any pietext Germany may have for Interrupting our trade | with her.
 New York, Nov. 22-Last night George Parsons Lsnthray delivered an address on the subject of religious toleration. He went to show that the catholic church in the United States stood in alse light. There was as great mis- apprehension here concerning it as there vas in England in the days of the mo ,opery" riots in London were led by Lord George Gordon. He spoke also of he unjust attacks on the Catholic ,hurch by the A. P. A. and kindred catholic organizations. He declared the Catholic church was not opposed to the progress of civilization nd was not guilty of intolerance and vas not in favor of the union of church nd state.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 2l-The miners was occupied with routine business until late yesterday afternoon, vhen United States Senator Perkins vas called to address the miners. He leclared that since mining began in his state, Californian had furnished he nation with Sl, 400, 900, 900 of gold, nd that the state was stil producing 8 million dollars a month, yet the general had never recognized the act by the making of such appropria- ions as would help the mining indus ry.