Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-11-10

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 elry and q small amount of money con-
 stltuted the robbers booty. It is sus- pected, however, that tbe express con-
 pany is lying low on this subjsct. The general belief is that tue robbers were amatures, though they did things iD great shape.
 AUCKLAD, Nov. 1.-Steamer Wairapa is wrecked. She struck a rock in the
 night during storm. Many passengers
 were saved on life rafts and buoy, but
 despite all efforts III passengers aud
 twety-three of the crew were drowned. PORTLAND, Or, Nov. 2.-The ship Fanny Dutard has arrived and brings the news that tne lost ship Ivanhoe
 sunk with all on board on September 28. PARIS, Nov. 2.-There is universal
 mourning throughout France and Eng
 land over the death of the czar. The
 cry of the Russian aud French flags in Francs, and the Russian and English
 flags ID England. In France all t7eGters
 close tonight.
 WASHINGTON. Nov. D. Secretary
 Gresham has received an dispatch from
 ihe Russian foreign envoy announcing the succession of the new emperor.
 President Cleveland later received a message rect from the Few emperor
 apoounciog the death of his father.
 Suitable responses are being prepared.
 PETERSBURG, Nov. 2.-Tne Official
 Messenger this morning publishes the
 first proclamation of the Emperor Nicholas II ID which after formally
 comm unicsting to the nation the news
 of the death of his father, Alexander | III, he says may this console you of our
 gries "as grieyes our entire beloved
 nation and may the nation not forget that the strength and firm boss of holy
 Russia lies in it's unity and unbounded devotion to us. In this sad and solemn l hour on which We ascend OUT ancestral | throne of the Russian empire, and Czardom of PoiaLd and grand ducby of
 FiolAnd, indisolusbly linked with it l remem Der the legacy left us by our lamented father ard imbued with it, take VOW to make cur sale aim the development ct the power Grd glory of our believed Russia and happiness to all our faithful subjects" The mani
 fesso concludes with command that the oath allegiance be taken to him, the Emperor Nicholas II, and to his heir apparent, the grandeduke George Alex androvicb, his brother who IS to be entltled czarowith until God may bless is with son the results of union his ma issty is to enter in to with the Princess Alix of Hesse DsrDstadt.
 LoNDoN, Nov. "A special dispatch from Lvidis says that at o'clock vss- ts srdsy morning the czar expressed ? | wish to see ths czsrcwitz and for seveTe, ! minutes conversed With him ir low earnest tones, while the attendants withdrew. The czsrowitz replied in a ! few words and bsnt down and kIssed his ! fathers lips. Then the emperor asked 1 all his children to come to his side. In |, 8 weak but perfectly audible voice the |, dying man addressed his children and i then taking the hand of the empress he. ! for the first tune sicce his illness, show 1, ed signs Of deer emotion. After thie ! the czsr seemed somewhst mora cheer !, full, aud freouently addressed words o' | comfort to the empress, who had not | left hls side. Towards o'clock his 1 breathing became more lsbo-ec and 1 violent lit of coughing brought on slight bemorrhage. Tins was followed {. by faintnees. When th,s had partially i passed away tbe czar tried to speak once more to his family, but thsenp-ess who WAS supporting him could not hear l word, and almost immediately after wards he sighed deeply aud ceaoed to breathe. Eis end was most pseceiul.
 INDIANAPoLIs, Nov. 3.-The most dis astrous fire in tlis city :or several years br Ike out in the Irdianapolis Natural Gas Co. building, south of Psnnsylvs- 1is and Maryland streets this norn,1g. It jumped to the Iodiaoa Medical Col leGe and to the Scottish Rite building. In this building was the Hacker library, the first of its kind in the world, and in the Masonic coleg- there were tbous- auds of photographs. Everything wac destroyed or injured.
 A fireman named Samuel Murphy and Chiet Webster were seriously injured.
 PITTsBURG, Nov. 3-Gs ,rgs N. Irw,p of ths discretionary pools of George M. Irwin & O., the largest Tn the city, has left for the east ana says that he will remain some time under the advice of physicians. It is said that during ons oi the recent raids on 'blin2 pools" lhe tirn lost heavily. They had over 4OO0 depositors, with deposits estimated from one to two million dollars. The ( firm were heavy spectators in grain for future delivery on the Chicago board of trade. Tue newspapers attacks injured the firms crsdit and the deals were closed out entailing logs O: s1, ,15O,C eco.
 BERLIN, Nov. 3.-A dispatch to tte , Tegebla:t. from s.. Petersburg, says { that rings were exchanged yeoterdsy between the Czar Nicholas and Princess Alix.
 The funeral of the late cza- has been 1 fixed between Nov. 16 and Nov. 20, al d the we iding of the czar and Princess !, Alix will take place a few days later. c It Is expected that the czar will, upon [ this occassieD, grant extensive political 
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