Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-11-24


 ATCHIsoN, Kan. Nov, 16-Between | 4:30 and 5:30 this morning an unknown
 negro entered the homes Of four white
 women living within four blocks of each l other and outraged them. The fiend
 was evidently acquainted with the | habits of the male folks who were ab-
 sent at the time. The victims are Mrs.
 Michael Cain, Miss Rosa Cain, Mrs.
 Gossman and Mrs Benjamin Poston. Searching parties are looking for the negro.
 MAssILLoN, Ohio, Nov. ICE
 Morgan one of the gang charged with
 having outraged a woman at Pike
 Town and who was shot by Marshal
 Just was buried yesterday. At
 Morgsns funeral his father and brother took an oath to kill Just and Mrs. Morgan took sn oath to be avenged if
 either were killed in the attempt. 4
 mob has been organized the lynch Just,
 but it don't seem to be able to find 8
 leader.
 DENVER, Nov 15-The Chamber of
 Commerce has adopted resolutions invit-
 ing the governors of different states
 throughout the country to meet in | Denver, next summer, when the new
 capital. building will be formally dedi- cated, to agree on different subjects such
 as divorces, acquisitions and the like. BOULDER CREEK, Col, Nov. 16.-The forest fires west of this city were check ed by great storm last night and thls
 enabled the fire fighters to extinguish
 the flames just west of Gold Hill. No
 lives were lost, so far as reported. Prop erty losses are estimated at S10O,000. YoKAHoMA, Nov. 16.-Dispatches from
 the headquarters of the Japanese army
 operating against Port Arthur say that
 Field Marshal Oyama was expected to
 attack that place yesterday or today.
 The Chinese force defending Port Arthur IS estimated at 160,000. SPRINGFIELD, H., Nov. 16-At today's session the national grange convention condemned the idea of issuing state or county bonds for the improvement of roads as being in conflict with Henry Georges ides of suppressing the debt and credit system.
 WASHINGTON, Nov. 16-A special meeting of the Japanese ministry has been called in Japan to consider and give final answer to the offer of the United States as mediator between China and Japan. It is believed that Japan will ask China to make her offer direct to Japan, or else free herself from all doubt by specifying the exact amount of indemnity she will pay. If the Unit ed States accepts as mediator she will act alone without the assistance of Oth CT powers.
 WINNIPEG, Manitoba, Nov. 15.-Five fire alarms were burned in between midnight and six o'clock this morning. The Western Canada block, on the corner Main streets and Podage avenue, was destroyed and the stores under it occupied by Wright Bros, and Mitchell drug store, were burned out. Loss S85,O00. The Grand Union hotel and several stores and houses adjoining were burned out. Tho warehouse Of Merrick, Anderson & Co., filed with valuable stock was burned out. The loss in this connection exceeds S125, 900. The fires were incendiary.
 NAsHINGToN, Nov. 15.-The attention of ths president was called today to the statement contained in certain newspapers to the effect that there had peen dis agreement b,tween him and Mir. Carlisle in regari to the issue If bonds and others matters and intimat- ing such disagreement might result in the secretary's retirement from the cabinet The president denied the | entire batch of silly misstatements, and said:
 Never since our association together 1 has thero been the slightest unpleasant | ness or c ference concerning the affairs | of the treasury department or any other | matter. l have every reason to believe | his attachment to me is as sincere and | great as mine for him. I should be | afh cted if anything should cause him to entertain the thought of giving up his position where he is doing go mucn, for ! his country. We have agreed exactly as to the issue of bonds and there has been no backwardness on his part on that subject.
 .'I see It is said l am formulating a finanoial scheme. If such a scheme is presented it will be the work of the secretary of the treasury and l shall endorse and support it.
 "The trouble seems to be that those charged with the executive duties of the government do not appear willing at all times to take counsel of the and make public all they intend to do."
 PHOENIX. Nov. 16-Grand Lodge F. & A. M., Grand Chapter, and the Grand closed their sessions here yesterday. Prescott was fixed upon as he place for the next meeting of the .hree grand bodies. Reports of officers show rapid growth of Masonry in Ari- ,ona. Grand Master McCurdy of the Supreme Commandery, was represented n the person of Grand Commander Orahood of Denver.
 MEXICO, Nov. 17-El Tiempo says the Mexican government has bought tran sport in England and also a second class cruiser. The government will send Cap ] ain Branton abroad on a delicate mis- 'ion, probably in connection with navy operations in view of the threatened war