Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-11-03
100 Doses One Dollar

LYNDA, October 3l.-Ine CZhr IS dying. His left lung is seriously ir- fismed. All hope has been abandoned and the news of his death may be ex- pected at any moment.
 LONDON, Oct. 31.-At the urgent re- quest of the Czarina, which YVES receiv- ed at Marlborough house this after noon, the Prince and Princess of Wales will start tomorrow for Lividia and travel night and day until they get there.
 SHANGHAI, October 3l.-The Empress Tesina, wife of the emperor, has com mitted suicide by poison. The cause was the unhappy life she led with the emperor to whom she was married a few years ago at the ege of 13, the en- peror being eighteen. The marriage was against he- wishes and taste, but the emperor was forced upon her by the dowagar mother whose will he could not resist. The marriage bae been unhappy all the way through. Re- gently the emperor slapped the empress in the face.
 MILAN, Oct. 31-Two bomos were exploded last night m front of the local police station. The buildings were shaken but nobody was injured.
 CITY OF MEYIoo, Oct 3O.-G uatemala is threatened with invasion by Mexico for the arrest of six Mexicans near the boundary lne on the Mexican side near Tabasco. The state is arming the mi litia and hos6llities are threatened.
 TOLEDO, Oct. 31.-Tbe passengers on train No. b, Boston special on the New York Central & Lake Shore line, is reported wrecked. It is supposed that an attempt to rob the train was mads at l o'clock this morning in the vicinity of Buffalo, where the Instructions were placed on the track.
 NEW YORK, October 31.-A fire ID a tenement this morning at 2l6 W. 30 street smothered seven people to death by smoke The fire was discov- cred by passersby who aroused the in- mates by shouting. Many got out by the fire escapes.
 The dead are: Geo. Friedman. 4 years; Levi Friedman, 3; Annie Apple pate, 9; Lena Mitchell; 4; Mrs. Mar garet Killian, 70; Tobe Kllian, her son, 40, Geo. Levi, and Mrs. KIilian's gra d. daughter. g. Lsna Friedman, the mother of the children is dsad. She jumped from a third story window g. d fotc iy1 ka five story brick tenement. There we. a seven families and the only means of exit was by the narrow stairway.
 NEVADA, Cal, Oct. 3l.-The highway man who murdered Stage Driver Meyer is still at large and the chances for his capture are not promising. None O the men who stayed out last night watching the road and passes the out law would be likely to take, have ary clue of him. 1t Is believed tbe bandit is professional stage robber. As far as his trail could be followed last even- ing IL led towards EmigraDt Gap, on the line of the Central Pacific railroad, for which point he is supposed to be mak- ing. Early this morning a large party Of armed militiamen left for that ction of the country in the hope of heading him off
 It is now raining; if the storm contin- ues it will impede him in his flight through the mountains and increase the chances for his capture.
 sheriff Douglas, of this county, and Sheriff Conroy, of Placer county, are today organizing and sending out parties from Emigrant Gap, Dutch Flat and other prominent points with In- structions to form an unbroken line then will close every avenue of escape in tha: direction.
 SCRANTON, Pa., Oct. 31.-The express train on the Delaware, Lsckawanna < Western railroad north bound, and run ing forty miles an hour, ran into a freight on an open switch at Forester, 27 miles north of here at o'clock this Three passengers were killed | and large number injured. The train l was thorough one from New York due at Buffalo at 7 80 this morning.