Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-03-10

upon the insurgent warships Traiano
and Guanalara, died today OF yellow
fever. Captain w. A. Sturris, of the
American warshIp San rruit, which
towed the pirate destroyer from New
York 10 Pernambuco to join Peixo-
to's new fleet, also died.
LONDON, March 6.-Lord Roseberry
formally assumed the premiership.
NEw York, March G.-The Evening
Posts London special says: The . per
cent Indian import duty on silver is
not yet law, but may become SO at
any moment.
CHEYENNEY, Wyo., March Andrew
Gllchrist, president of the Stock grow
ers' National bank. died this morning.
! He was one Of tae most prominent and
wealthy stockmen of Wyoming.
LONDON, March GA dispatch to the
Times from Paris says: An officer who
bad returned from Dahomey reports
chat when King Dehanzin found escape
impossible ne summoned his aged
mother and said, II am going 20 sur
render to France; my father must know
it; you shall see and tel him. The
king thereupon had his mother be-
beaded, while he calmly looked on and
smoked his pipe.
Colon, March 6.-Two British
| schooners loaded with arms and stores
recovered from the wreck OF the United
States cruiser Kearsarge have left the
scene Of the wreck for the island of
Oporand Cayman. 1t is not known
what disposition they will make of their
cargo. A considerable quantity of
arms and stores were rescued by other
vessels and landed at the islands
of Old Providence and San Andres.
Arms We're taken possession by the
Colum bian government and stores sold
at auction.
| CRIPPLE CREEK, Colo, March g.
The Gold King, Strong, Granite and
| Washington mines resumed operations
today on eight hours shifts. This is a
substantial victory for the miners
They are sanRuine of compelling every
mae in the camp to adopt the eight
hour la~. The Anna and Lee mines
will commence work in few days on
the miners terms.
WASHINGTON, March Ex-senator Will
to ticket-scalping. Is provides for an
amendment TO the interstate commerce
act to require the railroads to supply
all their ticket agents with certificate
of appointment. which is to be exposed
to public view. All tickets sold must
have the name of the agent and date
stamped on them. 1t is made unlawful
for anyone to sell tickets of a road
from which he does not hold certifi
cate, The penalty is fine OF $1,000.
Railroads placing tickets in the hands
of unauthorized agents viii be liable to
a fine OF $1,000.
JEFFERsoNvIILE, Ind, March e.
There was q Wholesale chloroforming of
residents by burglars in thus city last
night. The entire family of Frank
Briggs was put under the influence
and the house ransacked. A large
amount OF Money was taken, and it
was several hours before the family
could be revived. The home of Will
lam Quick was then visited and the
family chioroformed. Next the burg
lars visited Frank BeveTs' home and
chloroformed the entire family. 1t is
believed the burglars are the same who
assassinated Stephe" Gerr A lynch |
ing is among the -sibilities If the
burglars are caught.
CHICAGO. March 6-The notice of
withdrawal from mem bership in the
Western Passenger Association was
fled today by the Santa Fe road. 1t
will becoma operative IN ten days, but
10 the meantime the Santa Fe will act
as if it had air ady become operative.
ipgs nor act in anyway in conjunction |
with the other roads.
CHICAGO, March 6.-Chairman Midge- |
ley of the Western association, re- |
ceived a long telegram today from |
President Reinhart, of tie Atchison, |
which declared that tie AtchisOn was |
and always has be willing tn resume |
negotiations where they had heeD in |
definitely ostponed by Vice President |
Croker of the Southern Pacific. Presi- |
Dent Huntington of the latter line, has |
shown n willingness 10 negOtiats. 1t |
is possible now p. ace may be patched |
up.
SAN Francisco, March CDR. J. ].
Leek, dentist, and Miss Alice Alders- |
ley, young woman who came to the /
city i few days ago from Napa. where
her parents live, ara lying between life
end death in Leek's apartment, corner
Fifth aud Market streets. Both are
suff ring from morphine pOisocing, but
whether toe drug as taken 10y both .
with suicidal intent, their purpose
being 20 de together, or whether one
tried to p-i5on the other and then
counted suicide sill probsbiy never D.
known, unless both recover, which
seems to he doubtful.
The jsnitor of the building broke
into The room and found them. Leek
still held in his baDd vial conta ning
the drug that both had swallowed
were then summoned and
for several hours have worked over
them. NJ SIS Aldersiey, EhO is said to
have been ;ngaged TO marry L4eek.
came to the city 10 testify IN O libel
suit brought AGAINST Leek by his
brother.
Gladstone HI.
LONDON, March 7.-G!Gdstcre is re
reported TO be seriously I'LL, as tns re-
suit of q chill He walked ont through
ST. jane park in the rev night sIr
aet night, after dinner at the Brooks
duo, with MS late secretary. when be
reached home be was thrOughiy chilled.
He WAS .mmidiately put TO bed and
MS physian SUNNI ned. This morning
another phys cIan was also called in.
There was considerable excitement this
morning when bulletin was issued
and announced thai the illness was
serious. In the absence of high fever
no great danger is expected.
Tbs firm of J. II. Zeilin Il Co.. proprie-
tors of Summons LAYER Regulator,
which is advertised in this paper,
made advance payment in
iull for all their newspaper contracts.
This was 40 appreciat!ve act especially
hat Il put a considerable sum OF
money inJo circulation, Simmons Liver
Regulator iug one Of the extensive
advertised medicines on the market.
This firm must have taken some OF