Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-08-11

OHINO, Cala., August Z-I DIS morn
 ing the Chino sugar factory, che largest
 and most complete factory and refining
 plant in the United States, started up.
 A quarter million dollar addition has
 been made to the factory, which now has capacity of 100000 beets per day and
 will turn out daily 40 toes of refined sugar.
 LYONS, August 2.-Ceasero Santoz, | the assassin of President Carnot, was put on trial today. A double cordon of troops surrounded the courthouse. Santos answering the questions of the court, stated that be had never been ill and that he was fully responsible for his actions. He said he loved his mother, but could not submit to her prejudices, referring to her attempt to wean him from the dangers of his ansr- | chistic doctrine.
 ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Aug. 3.-The most remarkable feature of last nights at- tempt to rob the tram near Eureka. Mo-, was the escape ot the entire train end ! lS3 passengers from total destruction. The desperadoes had undoubtedly &C., | complices. The fellow whom the sx- press messenger fought off, forced open the door, side tracked the dynamite car ano stole two giant cartridges which were placed on the rails. The explosion blew the engine to pieces and a great hoe ID the ground. It also blew off ous side of the dynamite car, which for tunatei y did not explode.
 BUCYRcs, O., Aug.3.-On acconLs col lision this morning car coai oil and one benzine took fire and burned train. Fourstramps stealing ride were burned to death
 CHICAGO, Aug. 3.-Au increased force IS at work at the Pullman shops today, $50 men working at noon. Among tbem were but few men of the A. R. U.
 HOWARD CITY, Mich, Aug. 3.-Ths busin, ss portions of Lakeview was burn ed this morning. Loss s130,OO0.
 WOODLAND, Cal, Aug. 3.-On opening the court iu the Worden case this morn ing, justice Fisher apulogized for losing his temper yesterday. But little ad- vance was made in the case on account Of the constant wragling of the attorneys who would have come to blows but for interference. Witness Read has been on tho stand 10 hours and was still there when the noon recess was taken. WASHINGTON, Aug. 2-The eenate in executive session today confirmed the nomination of E. M. Trippei as register of the land office at Tucson, Arizona. in south Omaha grows more serious hourly. Five hundred men, including | all labOrers around the packing houses, quit work today in sympathy with the | butchers. General Gage, of Nebraska, has been ordered to report at once to south Oma- | hR on account of the strike. | HOLLAND, Mich, Aug. 3-The City of Holland" was beached here today in heavy gale. Eighty passengers were rescued with difficulty. PARIS, Aug. 3.-Doctor Cornelious | Hertz, Paris lobbyist was, sentenced | today to five years imprisonment and fine of 3 900 francs. LONDON, Aug. 3.-Tbe Brazilian le-. gation here states that there IS no truth
 in the report that 5000 insurgents troops are advancing on Porto Allegro, the capital of the state Rio Grande del Sur, but on the contrary the insurgents. are fleeing.
 CHICAGO, Aug 3.-Henry Dohme, a i wood carver. slot and killed his wife this morning and then sucided. He left note signed by both Dohme and wife claiming that they had decided to die together on account O: failing health and poverty.
 LYONS, Aug. 3.-Santo was even more | defiant today than yesterday. Blu: few spectators were present. Witness Le Blanc testified that Santo said he cheer fully committed the act by lot, which statement Santo vehemenly dsuied. At the conclusion of the trial Caesario Santo, the murderer of President Carnot, was sentenced to be executed by tae guillotine.
 PARTS, Aug. 3-Three men and women have been arrested, charged with compile ity in the robbery, uly 3l, of cask containing 5O,OOO dollars of American gold, which was subsequently recovered. DEsERTERs TO BE BEHEADED. LONDON, Aug. 3.-Dispatches B. from Tien Tsin says that all captured desert CTS from the troops marching to Corea will be beheaded today. CHINESE VICTORIOUS. BERLIN, Aug. 3-A dispatch from the German officials at Tien Tsin says that the German gunhost Iltis witnessed the sinking of the Kowshing and her crew and rescued 15O Chinese who were strug- gling in the water.
 The dispatch also confirms the report of the Chinese victory over the Japanese in the recent battle at Asan Careo.
 CEDAR RAPIDS, Ia., Aug. 3.-A fire at Marine destroyed business property valued at 125,OOO dolla-s.
 DENVER, Colo, Aug. 3.-The deputy collector of internal revenue here has discovered numerous fraudulent Chinese registration certificates. The photo- graps were from China. The discovery is expected to lead to the uDearthing of extensive swindling. Headquarters are in Portland through which the Chinese are smuggled into this country.