Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-09-08
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SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Aug. 30.-Cattle- men here say that serious injury will be done to the cattle interests through the tariff change. It is anticipated that 100000 cattle fattened Tn Mexlco will be brought into Texas and force down the prices.
 LEXINGTON, Ky Aug. BOA duel to the death with knives resulted near Boonesboro over the scandal feature of the Ashland congressional contest John King, Breckenridge man, met his old friend, George Cook. The latter made a remark that the women who vent to hear Breckenridge were no better than courtesans. King dismounted and said his wife and daughters had heard Breck- enridge. Cook insisted that it WAS shameful. Both drew knives and as a result Cook was killed and King has escaped.
 DARTMOUTH, Aug. 30.-The Vigilant, contrary to expectations, took no part in the races today. Tomorrow she will probably meet the Satania in the race.
 BHEv1LLE, N. O., Aug. 30.-Louis Asbez, Jr., late of the United States navy, committed suicide here yesterday by falling On his sword.
 PITTsBURG, Pc, Aug. 30.-The window glass manufacturers association refused the workers proposition of a cut in wages of 20 per cent. The association demands 40 per cent cut.
 WOODLAND, Cal, Aug. 29.-Abdell won the yearlIng dash yesterday in 2:26, breaking the trotting record for yearl- ings in the race. Abdell is a brown colt and is owned by the Palo Alto stock farm.
 DULUTH, Minn.. Aug. 29.-Word was received today from Hlbbing that very extensive fires were driving into town all logging and mining operators there The smoke from fires in this vicinity and northern Michigan has been so dense here that fog signals have been blown almost continuously for 8 week.
 LONDON, Aug. 29.-A dispatch to the Times from Shanghai, dated Aug. 27, says;
 It is reported that Chinese forces join ed by 5000 Coreans have beaten back the Japanese army, with heavy loss, 10 Raising, forty miles north of Seoul. The Chinese are still advancing. They are helped every where by Coresns.
 PORT TOWNSEND, Aug. 29.-Big forest fires in the Olympic mountains and on Vancouver Island have been burning several days. The straights and lower sound are all enveloped in a thick cloud of smoke, which totally obscures the sun and endanRers navigation. The atmos- phere is full of ash cinders.
 AMSTERDAM, Aug. 29.-The defeat of the Dutch troops sent to punish the rajah been more serious than was at first supposed. It is now sscertained that l64 Dutch soldiers and fourteen officers, including General Vanham, were killed by the natives and many wounded. The Dutch residents at Lambok succeeded in escaping.
 WASHINGTON, Aug. 29.-Japsnese Minister Shinichiro Kurino, was pre- sented to the president yesterday. In view of the fact that the minister arrived in Washington only yesterday, the present stion was remarkable for its celerity. but this is accounted for by the desire of the new minister to present his credentials and be fully empowered to deal with the state department before the presi- dent left Wssa ingtop.
 CHICAGO, Aug. 29.-Train robbers Griswold and Lake, who killed special officer Owen of the St. Paul road, were positively identified today as the men who boarded Lake Shore freight train at the lndiara state line at 10 o'clock on the morning of August 13, cut the caboose from the train and at the point of revoivers robbed Conductor Mich ols and brakeman Potter of their gold watches and small sum of money.
 CHICAGO, Aug. 29.-Gee Hing, a Chi nese secret society, whose Rvowed in- tention it is said is to effect the over- throw of the present emperor of China, is being rapidly recruited in Chicago. and Sunday, Sept. 9, has been selected for holding big couclave here. Prom inent Chinsmen from all parts of the country will be present and it IS expect ed the order will decide upon course, to be pursued in Chines,-Japane:e waters.
 NEW YORK. Aug. 29.-The statement in morning paper that Mrs. W. K. is about to bring separation proceedings has not, it is alleged, cre- ated surprise in the circles where the re- lations of the pair have been known. They have not lived harmoniously for two years. The crisis in their affairs, according to the Commercial Advertiser, was reached after the running of the Grand Prix de Paris in June of this year.
 This authority says MT. Vanderbilt won 10000 francs on the race, and after receiving his winnings he was introduced to woman named Nellie Neustretter, who was we'll known for her beauty and numerous following among the lights in swelldom. She so fascinated the mil lionaire that, as an evidence of his sp- preclation of her company, he presented her with his winnings.
 The story of how he fitted up a mag nificent establishment for her in Paris and subsequently, gave her residence in Deanville with servants and every luxury she desired is true. It shocked and surprised residents of Paris, but Mr. Vanderbilt was SO open in his atten- tions as to puzzle every ybody.
 One of the most startling things he did was to allow the servants O; Nellie to wear the same livery as worn by Mrs. Vanderbilts servants.
 The Vanderbilts, according to an af- terneon paper, have lived apart since last spring. It IS alleged that when some time ago tentative agreement of separation was reached, MT. Vanderbilt agreed to settle upon his wife S1G,000,- poo.
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