Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-12-01
IInnI-rspopo- Kv Nov- 24-Thers

Lone MOuAtain, twenty miles from here. Three thousand people are on the ground. Five thousand dol 'ars were take. 1at .--. :5rday. z ais mS as S50,OOO m all. John Campbell, on whose ground the ind IS located, has called on the governor for protection.
 HALLETsvILLE, Tex, Nov. 24-An at- tempt has been made to burn and sack the town of Simmer by gang who placed dynamite under the vault of the mercantile house of A. G. Wanyman & Go. and igDited it. The explosion set fire to the business portion os the town. Citizens were rous>d fsom their slea5 and rushed to tte business center but were stopped, when block aw..y. by the muzzles cf the guns of ths robbers vno had surrounded the bp3iness cen.er to aiic@ the gang ss work to sack the 61wn. Nine buildings wsre burned, but the exact less r.nnot be estimated; pro- bably It wiil reach s50,OCO. A freight train passed immediately afterwards ard the gang got on board and rode away. The sheriff ;tsrted out blood hounds snd returner'i an hour afterwards with four tough looking tramps who were identified by the people as the ones who kept u lem back with pistols. The tramps are in jail,
 PUEBLO, Mex, Nov. 24.-E. A White, formerly gem ,ral passenger agent of the Mexican O. ,ntral railroad, has been appointed general passenger agent of the Mexif jan International, and w. J. Parker, formerly agent of the Mexican Cantre 4, at San Francesca, has been appo' hted general freight and passenger age Ut of the Mexican, Cuernavaca and r. .cific road J. H. Ksin, formerly chief f,nSineer of the Mexican Central, has , been appointed chief engineer of the Mexican International
 GENEsEE, N. Y. Nov. 24-Ferdinand Ward has received from Governor Flower letters restoring him to his
 full rights of citizenship. He will at
 O. ca institute legal proceedings for the
 possession of his son, who he claims is
 with held by irregular appointed guard
 ians. Ward now holds A responsible
 position Tn the office of the surrogate of Livingston county, at Genesee. TOPEKA, Kan, Nov. 4.-An attempt
 was made to rob the bank at Norton ville. The door of the vault was shat eered, but the robbers did not complete
 the job and secured no money. NEW YORK Nov 24.-The bookkeeper
 of the National Shoe & Leather bank
 disappeared few days ago. Investiga-
 tion dscloses defalcations of S354, 900.
 His name is 0. s. Ely. The bank will
 new fail.
 PeRRY, O. K., Nov. 24-Jsmss Brown,
 J. R. Knight and Charles Kitchens were
 severely wounded. They shot and
 fatally wounded United States Marshals
 Snoddy and James Brown. The men
 had a spite agaigst tho marshals they
 met while drunk. A terrible fight with
 winchesters eDsued.
 WASHINGTON, Nov 24 = Bids for the
 new issue of S5O,OOO,OOO 5 per cent
 bonds were opened today. The man
 bid was by syndicate banks of New
 York, London, Philadelphia and Boston and was for fifty million dollars at S116,S ,S98. The bidders included Drexsl Morgon & O., the United States Trust O., and large New York banks.
 WASHINGTON, Nov. 24.-It is thought syndicate may get the whole bond issue at a premium of s177,O77.
 CITY OF MEXICO, Nov. 23-The "Uni- versal" newspaper today contains very warlike article regarding the Mexican Guatemalan trouble. It says:
 "In consequence of continued at- tacks against Mexico and her govern ment, made by the official Guatemalan press, 1t was rumored yesterday this | country would declare diplomatic rela- tions with Guatemala at an end. At Guatemala they say the Mexican soldiers fled before the Americans and the | French. The world knows a Mexican | soldier never turns his back. Churu- busco, Chapultepec, Pueblo, etc, are witnesses of that. With Guatemala we dO not expect glory or gain of laursls. We have offered them friendship and they return black 'ingratitude and our men and our people are not in the hu- nor to listen to the diatribes of the press"
 KANSAS CITY, Nov. 23-A special from iuanajuate, Hex, says the legislature 'f that state has unanimously adopted ! resolution offering the federal govern nent all the state militia snd munitions 't war Tn aid of carrying on the war against Guatemala. The feeling of the people of Mexico against Guatemala is Iery bitter and the general sentiment is n favor of war being declared without urther delay.
 YoKoHcMA, Nov. 24- Port Arthur Vas captured Wednesday Nov. 2lss, by he Japanese after IS hours of fighting. dispatch to the London Times from | Then Foo last night, said the fgh ing Tas continuous from noon on the 20sh ntil Wednesday evening. The Japan SC fleet did not take part in the engage lent. The Times dispatch adds that he topedo boats attacked and were in ction and largely distribute thed atten- ion of the forts while the Japanese roops entered the town.
 Ihirty-two Japanese topedo boats lade concerted rush uDon the entrance