Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-06-09
100 Doses One Dollar

| 100 poses one Dollar
| the whole matter was in the hands OF
| the Indian agent. Men, women and
| children are fleeing from Lehigh and
COalgate. Some miners are drilling to
| fight Uncle Sans men.
CHICAGO, June 1.-The police are
searching for NJ. P. Chapman, 30 years
old, and we'll known speculator.
Chapman was to have been married
| last night to Mary Burkett. He left
home to draw two thousand dollars FROM
| the bank. Mrs. Burkett notified the
police after her waiting guests had
| assembled, that her tiancee was missing.
| He had forty seven
| thousand dollars in checks and securI-
| ties sewed into his hat. She feared he
has beeu robbed and murdered. Chap
| man was sandbagged and robbed several
years ago causing deafness. Chapm N
returned home during the day. He
says he was met by three men on his
| way down town, overpowered and
| drugged, and when he recovered con-
| seriousness, twelve hours later, found
| that his fortune in checks and consider
able cash had been taken.
HONOLULU, May 26, via San Francis
CO, June at has been discovered that
the English government is making eff
forts to take possession of johnson isl
and, just north of Hawaii, for the pur-
pose of making station for proposed
cable from Australia to the United
| States. The steamer Iwaloni was i'm
msdiately chartered by the provisional
government and dispatched to johnson
| island, where the Hawaiian flag will be
raised. johnson island has, so far, not
been claimed by any government. Mean
while the English cruiser Champion, in
the harbor here, was preparing to go on
the same errsnd, but the latter steamer
had an hour start and she will reach
Johnson island first, and defeat the
plan of those on board who intend to
raise the English flag over the island.
In case Hawaiian TIE Government sue
coed the cable Will touch here aud Ha-
wall will not be sidetracked as English
government seems to intend. There is
no change in the political situation.
DURANGO, Colo, June "a Cloud
burst in the Sierra Madre mountains,
seventy miles south OF here and washed
away a camp of charcoal burners. Ten
charcoal burners were destroyed.
JACKSON, Tenn, June 2.-Frauk Bal
lard, negro, attempted to assault
Birdie Thomas, white girl, IL years of
age, last night. Citizens caught him
and shot him full Of holes.
SACRAMENTO, June 2.-On Tuesday
night two masked men entered the store
at Clay station and at the poin. of re-
volver forced several men to face the
wall while they looted the till, securing
S65. The robbers are still at large.
painter, his wife and four children
committed suicide last night by taking
cyanide of potassium. A paper left and
signed by all show that they consented
to die by poison.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, June 1.-The
governor has ordered out the militia.
Nine companies including one Of artil-
lery will start immediately for the coal
fields.
Miners have started from Wellstone 10
close down the mines operating near
Hamden. The Baltimore and Ohio
southwest train was stopped at Well
stone last night. All the cars were
coal.
VANcoUvER, b. c., June 1.-The Fra
Ter river is still rising rapidly. The
work of rescuing is still going on. Pro-
visions are being collected for distri-
button. The Steamers are damaged by
driftwood and the Canadian Pacific is
unable to run trains.
GOLDEN, Colo, June 2.-Al-xander
McCurdy who horribly mulitaed the
ctep daughter of Charles Berry last
winter, was this morning taken from
Jail and lynched. after being subjected |
to some of the treatment he gave his |
victim. McCurdy wa this week convict
ed and yesterday sentenced to the penIt- !
entIary for three years the full exteot Of |
the law.
PORTLAND, Or, June 2.-Ths river
continues to rise and now stands at /
thirty feet above the low water mark |
The Dalles river stands Ii ty-tnree and |
a half feet above It's low water mark.
Almost the entire business portion of
the town and large portion OF the raj
dence district is inundated.
WASHINGTON, June Hill succeeded
in the senate today, in securing the con-
sideration of a j int resolution authoriz-
ing the secretary of war to institute con-
demnation proceedings to secure pos
session of portions of the Getty sburg
battle field.
WASHINGTON, June 2.-Orders were
sent by the navy department today TO
The United States steamer Baltimore, at
Nagaski, Japan, to sail at once to
Jhampulre, Korea to protect American
interests there. Adviees TO the state
department., stated there was danger of
IN uprising of the natives.
CHICAGO, June 2.-The Field Column
)ian museum, occupying part of the
building of the Worlds Fair, was dedi-
lated this afternoon. 1t is the largest
museum in America. The exercises
we're simple. II
PALMYRA, Mo-, June 1.-Two burglars
we're caught 10 Banker John NJ. Rus
ellis house last night and shot Mr.. aud
drs. Russell. the police are trailing
he robbers with bloodhouuds.
LEAvENwoRTH, Kas., June 1.-Orders
we're received at Fort Lesvenworth this
vening to send three companies of in
autry at the garrison TO McAlester, L. [
=, at once. The military lie wanted to
uppress trouble at the Cherokee Coal
ompany mines in that neighborhood
nd restore the property now held by
trikers to its owners. The troops will i
cave on special tomorrow morning, @
nder command of Lieutenant-C Colonel
andrews and Major Haskell.
MIssoULA, Mont, June ben Kee-
BY and party departed today for the
middle fork of the Clearwater, in the r
utter Root range, on a search which, If t
uccessful, will bear great importance f.
n the doings of the notorious Carlin :