Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-08-25
TELEGRApHIC.

government nas gwen notice that reVlS
 ion of the treaties between Japan anC
 all foreign countries will be taken 1T
 hand a: once. The essential features o
 the revision will be that foreigners shal
 not have the right of trial in their owr consular courts and taxation of theil
 rights. Resident foreigners are much
 wrought up over the notice, as they dc
 not think their interests can safely bt
 left to the Japanese government.
 LONDON, Aug. 16.-A dispatch to the
 Times from Shanghai states that Japan
 has poured 50,0O0 soldiers into Corea
 The war fever is on, and the Japanese
 declare that they will effect a conquest
 of China or nt least of Manchuria. All
 military movements are kept strictly
 secret.
 PRETORIA, South Africa, Aug. 16.-
 The Kaffer rebels have murdered a
 large number of women and children
 The transvaal government forces attack
 the rebels today.
 AUCKLAND, N. Z., Aug. 16.-Advices | dated Samoa, state that several thou. sand armed natives are enc8mped near the government forces. No serious
 trouble has taken place yet. A famine is anticipated. Chief Malieto with his following. has requested the commander
 of the British wsrship "Orlsndo" to
 proclaim the Samoan islands under 8
 British protectorate.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 15.-Yhe Ben-
 nington, with General Ezets and three | other political refugees aboard, from San Salvador, is lying off the heads, be- yond the three mile limit, awaiting or ders from Washington.
 DENVER, August 15.-Otto Ziegler, of California, today rode an unpaced mile from flying start in 2.0916, beating the record seconds. The judges were regu- larly appointed, and Ziegler's feat makes a record. The races begin tomorrow. OMAHA, Neb, August 15.-The strike at the packing houses will be declared off thIs afternoon at South Omaha. Cat tie butchers still stand out, and declare they will win, but thelr case is hopeless
 CHICAGO, Aug. 15.-A nest of seven students of the Herr Most, kind have been unearted by the fire inspectors. The gang was organized to burn buildings, for anarchistic sentiments and for the revenue from insurance. Many finely constructed bombs were found.
 UKIAH, Cal, Aug. 16.-A fire this morning destroyed Orr's Hot Springs resort. Loss, S20,0O0; insurance, S12,- GOO. Caused by careless campers.
 CHICAGO, August 16.-The butchers strike at the stockyards was declared off today on the terms proposed by the packers.
 WASHINGTON, Aug. 16.-The republi- can steering committee has decided to support a motion to refer the four SUD- plimental tariff bills to the finance com mittee. Their principle amendment will be for the repeal of the tariff bill just passed.
 CHICAGO, Aug. 16.-The first witness today before the government strike com mission was Loveioy, a Rock Island em- ploye, who testified that he was one of the men who went out at Lasalle, be- cause he was unjustly discharged. Sec retary Kelliher, A. R. U., gave detailed account of events leading up to the strike and boycott. He was closely questioned
 LYONS, Aug. 16.-The execution of the assassin Santo, was witnessed by great number of people though it took place a. 4:55 a. m. Fabulous prices were paid for windows and good vantage points overlooking the guillotine. Around the place of execution were lined 1000 soldiers and police. All accounts agree that Santo died in abject terror.
 RIDE, ISLE OF WIGHT, Aug. 16.-The Vigilsnt, Sstanita and Brittania started this morning for the Town cup in the regatta of the Royal yacht club. At first the Vigilant led but at the Labe lightship the Satanita was first, Brittania second and the Vigilant third | At the end of the race there was no | change in the position of the yachts
 WASHINGTON, August 16. = President | Cleveland left for Gray Gables this under the advice of his phy- siclan, who states that the president was slightly from malarial attack which few days of rest and salt air will ,ure. The president took with the tariff md harbor bills, so that he can act on hem as he sees fit.
 FORT GIBSON, August 16.-The noted outlaw, John Fields, attempted to kill Deputy Sheriff Johnson at Braggs, and vas shot dead by J. Lugsford. The shoot ng occurred almost on the spot where Fields murdered Red Bird, Cherokee, nd for which he was serving fifteen 'ears' sentence when he escaped two months ago.
 WASHINGTON, Aug. 16.-The free sugar ill, was on motion of Harris, was re- erred to the finance committee like Eise, free coal, iron, and barbed wire. Harris said, as chairman of the commit ee, that he hoped to report them to- morrow.
 CHICAGO, Aug. 16.-Judge Caldwell. f the United circuit court, all parties 0 the record assenting, appointed Dace '. Walker receiver of the Atchison vice J. W. Reinhart resigned.