Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-05-19
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cro"u surrounded the station. Nn9n the party arrived a presidential salute was fired and formal reception tender ed.
 The proc5 sslon was cheered by thcus ands as 1t wound it way to the green knoll where the exercises were to be held. The program included addresses by Governor Farrell and Senator Dan iels, who was the orator of the day, and by Lawrence Washington, des- cendant of Mary Washington.
 WASHINGTON, May 10-Congressman Bratton of Maryland, died today at bis home Tn Princess Anne, Md. The house adj burned in respect to hle mem ory.
 CARACAS, Venezuela, May 10.-Ter rible earthquakes occurred here Aprll 2S. Several cities and villages were destroyed. It is said ten thousand lives were lost.
 NORWAY MAINE, Mry 1O.-Ffteen hundred people in this town are home less today in consequence Of conf agra ton last night Loss about S239. .0OO,
 insurance Sl39,O00.
 ABILENE. Kas., May l0.-The Coxey- ite train Is dItched west of Selkirk and cannot be moved by the possessoTs.
 Attorney General Waggoner with United States deputy marshals left Salina ab ut II o'clock today to capture the party.
 NEW YORK, May IO.-Richard K Fox has received the following dispatch from New Otleans Uniform Bob FitZsimmons and Joe. Choyneski that he Olympic club will give purse of 53,OU0 for them 10 box for and allow each man S3O0 for expenses. This Is a final offer of the club"
 WASHINGTON, May l0.-Sepstor Al lens CoXey resolution came up in the senate today. Teller, of Colorado, ia vored the resolution. COxey was, he said, law abiding citizen and the po- lice clubbing should be investigated. He did not endorse the statute under vi iich the arrests had been made.
 WASHINGTON, May 1O.-The number of Chinese registered in the entire country is l05, ,3l2 of whom 67,977 are in California and Nevada, 669 in Montana Idaho and Utah and 17Sl in Arizona. The Chinese population by the last census was l07,4S5.
 ! RIO GRASDE City, May 10.-At a fiesta in the suburbs of thIs town B battle occurred between the peace off, cers end United States soldiers. The trouble began with arrest of five sol diers for carrying pistols. Ia trying to arrest a soldier one peace officer shot at him. Later the shooting, WAS renew ed and corporal Inglehart was shot through the head, killed instantly. An onlooker who was shot Tn the abdomen died.
 ALGIERs, Mao 9-A hotel was blown up here today. One person was killed and three injured. Tonti, the landlord. recently testified against some anarchists at Toulon.
 HULL, Eng, May 9.-The Kingston mills, a large cotton-splnning company, has failed. The unsecured liabilities are S400,000.
 SAN SALVADOR, May 9.-General Ezet8 has attacked the rebels again and has dIslodged them from their position at Santa Ana, killing 214. The main body of the rebels is reported to be going toward the Guatemalan iron tier.
 WACO. Tex, May 9.-A dispatch to Sheriff Banker states that inc negro who addressed note to a young lady of West was placed in the calaboose. Masked men took the negro out. While the rope was being made ready he ran and was shot and mortally wounded.
 PITTsBURG, Pa., May 9,-Iuvestiga- tion by officials of the so called armoI plate frauds at the Carnegie works was continued today at Homestead. Two sessions were held and a number oi witnesses We're examined, but as the ID vestigBtion WAS held behind closed doors aEd the partIciI ants are pledged to secrecy, nothing could be learned of the proceedings.
 Los ANGELES, May 9.-Laura Ciisby. a young woman (colored), was stabbed today by a colCred man named John Williams. Williams entered the Wo- mans room and withspt warning drew a pocket knife and after stabbing her several times pushed her through window to the street below. She will probably die.
 CHICAGO, Ill.,, May 9.-TWo ten-y year old prize fighters with their fathers as seconds were arrested today for eLgag- kittley and John Dewey, fought thir- I@t S1- and Second streets before good sized crowd last night and were seconded anG urged by their fathers. The principals and their psternsl seconds were heavily fined.
 TRoPHEY, AustrIa, May 9.-Miners made desperate attack today upon fl detachment of gems d'armes guarding a colliery io Polish Ostsn with the ob- iect of driving away t 6 men at work. The leaders persuaded the strikers to rush upon the police. The guns d'armes opened fire upon the rioters, killing nine aud wOunding twenty others. The mob fled ID all directions.
 OMAHA, Ne0., May 9-Two hours of the national convection Of the Ancient Order of Hlbernians " are passed today lu listening To an address by the nation a delegate, WilLere. i series of res olutions were adopted On the death of Bishop O'Farrell, of Trenton, N. J. Na- tIonal delegates were inst ucted to re- porS amendments to the cons tiiution tomorrow. Fully 1000 people partjci- pated in the convention parade this af- ternOOn.
 ATLANTA, Ga., May 9.-Rsv. John G. Merritt, a Baptist preacher. who has been serving a sentepca of one year for selling liquor in prohibition coun- ty, was today pardoned by Gov. Nor then. IL seems that he kept some liquor for med cal purposes at his cOun try hons and leaned some 10 a neigh bor for A sick baby, and that the latter when call d upon to re urn the loa- ad h. pres cher indict d and convicted of selling liquor. The case has called at- tentIon to the drastic character of th4 prohibition law.