Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1894-08-04
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 8, Cleveland 0.

Observation-Disclosures 4, Boston ..
Cincinnati Cincinnati 10. Chicago ID.
Rock Island-Rock Island IA, Omaha
13.
Minneapolis-Mi Minneapolis 10, Toledo
4.
Jacksonville JacksonyIlle l, Lincoln
f.
Kansas City-Kansas City IL, Indian
apolis s.
-Philadelp 10, New
York IL.
Peoria-Peoria 2, Des MONIES 5.
Sioux City-Detroit Z. Sioux City 10.
Brooklyn Brooklyn 8, Washington D.
Observation-Disclosures q, Grand Ra-
plds 7.
CHICAGO, July 31.-Mayor Hopkins
has wired Governor Altgeld to recall
eight companies of the first regiment, /.
n. G., most of whom are now stationed
at Pullman and at the Illinois Central
tracks. The mayor states his belief that
order can be maintained without these
troops.
WASHINGTON, July 31.-The railroad
strike investigation committee met this
morning to arrange preliminaries to
IN vestlgate the strike ordered by the A
R.U.
The president this morning approved
the legislative, executive and judicial
appropriation bill.
The democratic members or the tariff
conference committee met this morning
and adjourned without reaching any
result. Wilson and Voorhees, both were
absent an account of illness.
VALPARAISO, Ind, July 31.-A woman
who was Mrs. DIR. Spencer until recent
| ly, has lust married her eleventh
husband The bride is but forty-four
years old and has one of the most
remarkable careers on record. Her
first marriage was made when che was
15.
TEN TsEN, July 31.-A naval battle
was fought yesterday between the Chi
nese and Japanese fleets. The Japanese
sank the Chinese war ship Chen Yuen
and captured or destroyed two large
cruisers.
The "Chen Yuen" was bsttleship of
7400 tons displacement. and next to the
most powerful ship in the Chinese navy.
The dispatches state that nearly 1000
Chinese we're killed.
YOKOHAMA, July 31.-The japanese
government officially denies Indignantly
the charges of brutality brought against
the officers and crew which sank the
Chinese transport, and states further
that if the British flag was flying from
the vessel it was only a Chinese ruse.
CHICAGO, July 31.-Three men were
killed by an explosion in the stone
yards today.
WASHINGTON, July 31-Tbe tariff
deadlock is breaking up after beng to-
gether two hours. The house oonferees
state positively that an agreement will
be reached this week. The senate con
ferees say the situation is unchanged.
Provo, Utah, July 3l.-Enoch Davis
wife murderer, wss sentenced today tt
be shot September IA.
WASHINGTON, July 31.-The house has
agreed to the senate a million thistle
appropriation amendment to the agricul
ture appropriation.
PARIS. July 31-A cask of gold valued
at $4,000 dollars, one Of forty casks
shipped from New York, Was stolsr
from the train between Havrs and Paris
! There is no clue to the thief or man.
: ner In which the robbery was commit
ted.
DALLAS, Tex, July 3l.-Two large
brick buildings occupied by Wells
Fargo Express, and Craddocks grocer.
,, house, collapsed this morning buryinl
many in the ruins. One man has beer
taken out dead.
WASHINGTON, July 31.-Senatar VOor
bees and Vest were better today.
Friends of the Wilson bill are full o.
, hope. They say the conferees on the
, tariff house democrats-can be depended
upon to stand by the measure to The
end.
CHICAGO, Ill, July 3l.-Frank VIII
: hanson is under arrest at the Instances
of his divorced wife who prefers the
charge against him of seduction. Aftel
their divorce was granted they met anC
J lived together for some time, but
Williamson refused to marry her, hence
tie suit.
FoRr DODGE, Iowa, July 31.-Fron
an explosion last night, fire was start
ed which destroyed fifteen business
bio ks n en.a ng a loss I 5O,t0l
dollars.
The explosion wreck ID the mechiner y
plant and broke windows quarter mil
around. The explosion is supposed t.
have been caused by spark dropping
into the dynamite magazine.
PITTsBURG, Pa, July 3i.-Ths IaNai
an royalist commission consisting OF
three of ex-Queen Liloukalan!'s cab net
officers passed through here on thsir
way to Washington TO pace the QIeen's
cause before the president. They ex
press the belief that the queen will b.
restored.
MARQUETTE, Mich. July 30.-SuPer
intendent Dunstsn of the Central Cop.
per Mine company in Kenawee has re-
ceived orders from the directors in Bos-
ton to abandon the mine. This will
close forty year term OF continuous