Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-09-29

pal roads. An imperial tax of e is de-
 manded for free passage
 The Erehaman tribe is demanding the
 immediate release cf Muley MOhammed,
 the oldest son of the late sultan, Muley Hassan. Muley MonBmmed was pro- , claimed sultan early in September, iD spite of the fact that his younger br th-
 CT, Abdul Azziz had previously been
 proclaimed sultan and was recognized as
 such as F-z, the seat of the present gov
 ernment of Morocco. If he demands
 are not granted the Erehamsns will
 piunder the city of Morocco.
 YOKOHAMA, Sept. 24. A rercript has
 been issued convoking an extra eession
 of the Japanese parliament in five days
 SAN FRANCI>Co, Sept. 24 -AdvIces
 from Yok"iama sav that wildly exag-
 geraied 5s!o~ts c,me from Europe and Amerca. Ibis Is evid ntly telagraphed from Chlnl as the g3yern nent Of Japan gives no information that I4 not be- iieved 60 he s,rIctly true. Japanese
 securitia. declined SIX 10 ten poin since the war. The Chinese now allow news- paper corresp ,Edents to accompany
 their armies in the field.
 INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. 25.- Mckinley
 opened the mpaign here today. He
 was introduced by e1-PresIdent Harri-
 son. Mckinley, in bis speech here,
 pointed out that the senate tariff pro-
 vides for continuation of the Hawaiian
 treaty of 1875, which admits sugar from those islands free. The islands are the stronghold of the sugar trust, and this gives the trust an immense advantage over other sugar producing countries. SARATOGA, Sept. 25.-Senator Hill was
 made temporary chairman of the Demo-
 cratic state convention. The women
 are making strong effort in favor of the woman ballot.
 PITTsBURG, Sept. 25.-Tbe Oliver Steel Works struck against 25 per celt. reduction today. VIENNA, Sept. 25.-A Jack the Ripper tragedy has been discovered here. There are three victims. No clue to the murderer.
 BROOKLYN, N. r., Sept. 25.-The ship Glenessis was sunk in East River today. Loss of 8 cargo of corn amounts to S25,- GOO and the ship, S20,0OO.
 CHICAGO, Sept. 9. Four cars slipped | theIr cable, dashed down an incline in Van BureD street tunnel and crashed together at the bottom. Nobody was seriously hurt.
 NEW YORK, Sept. 25.-In the United States district court the resignation of J. Rheinhardt, receiver of the Santa Fe railroad, was accepted and R. A. Walker appointed his successor. MEMPHIS, Tenn. Sept. 25.-Mrs. Matte Osborne. four children and a boarder named Hunt were poisoned by arsenic this morning in drinking coffee
 made by Mrs. Osborne. The affair is a
 mystery. All are in a critical condition
 WARSAW, Sept. 25.-Sixty houses in
 this city were stricken with cholera.
 The section was set or fire and de-
 stroyed. The sick inmates were burned
 to death.
 LONDON, Sept. 25.-European bourses are affected by the news of the Czar's
 health. He strongly supported peace, and it is believed that his successor will seek to enlarge the Pacific boundaries of Russia at the expense of China. St.
 Petersburg sdvices deny the rumor of any contemplated interference in Coreq.
 MoUNT STERLING, Ill.,, Sept. 25.-A sensational wild western bank robbery occurred here. Ralph Conklin, young man much given to the reading of Jesse James novels, masked and armed with double barrelled shotgun, held up a man on the road. He took bis horse and rode into town and entered the rear of the Bloomfield bank where he held up the cashier and got S400. An alarm be- ing given, Conklin ran away with the money, but was soon captured, as the whole town turned out in the chase. Conklin is now ip jail.
 CHICAGO, H., Sept. 25-M. F. King struck Henry Renter CD the street. Renter also struck King and beth were arrested for street fighting. King ex- plained to the ju tice that he had re- gently sold his wife to Renter for SlO. The pair have been living together since. Soon after and while living single KiBg didu't believe he h got enough money so he went after Renter for raise. Renter refused, and King in fit of rage struck him. Renter de- nied the transaction but King produced papers to that effect bearing Renters signature. The judge had Renter write his name and the signatures being alike be fined the fickle husband s75.
 JACKSON, Cal., Sept. 25.-Andrew Peterson, SSede, vas arrested on a charge of an attempt at train wreckicg and bridge burning on the San Pablo road. He has made confession i'm 9li- eating himself and four other strikers. On his person was found an A. R U. card, also 0 number of compromising letters.
 CHICAGo, II Sept. 25.-A letter from Frank L-tz, the PIttsburg oyciist, now making a tour of the world, dated i Teheran. Persia, says he made 14, 4,041 | miles and passed 2S nights in the desert | without shelter. He is in good health | and has met with kind treatme st every | where.
 ALBANY, Ogn., Sept. 25.-Burnham, of Corvallis, Ogn., was found in an alley | He is believed to have been murdered |