Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1894-08-04
DETROIT. Mich, July 3O.-WhaIebsck

h5I evening eInail yEcnI on tDe huusOu
was capsized and three of party of six
drowned.
WASHINGTON, July 30.-The house
ONT resolution extending appropria-
ions until August 16 was agreed to by
he senate. The Democratic members
If the tariff conference committee are
not prepared for concerted action.
The republicans think the dead lock
will not be broken soon.
CHICAGO, July 30.-Mayor Hopkins
says the troops in Pullman will be re-
moved in "a hours unless he Is informed
before night whether Pullman intends
10 start up his shops this week.
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, July 3O.-Last
night unknown persons wrecked the fast
mail and express train on the Alabama
& Great Southern road. No passengers
were injured, though the express mes
senger and porter were seriously ipjur-
ed.
PORTLAND, Or, July 30.-Cornelius
Mees, Belgian, killed his wife this
morning with Ratchet and afterwards
hung himself. Jealousy prompted the
Eight prisoners escaped from the
county Jail today. Three of them have
been captured.
MANoHEsT, N. H., July 30.-On &C.
count of one of the worst storms in
years this city was cut off from COM
munication with the outside world for II
hours. The storm unroofed buildings
and destroyed much other property.
Many people were Injured but SO far no
lives have been reported lost.
WASHINGTON, July 30.-In the house
today Boutelle introduced a resolution
corgrstulatiug the people of HAWAII on
the formation of a republic and recog-
nizing it as free and independent ma
ton. 1t was referred to com mittee.
The time for the house democratic
caucus has been changed to Thursdsy
afternoons.
CHICAGO, July 30.-The live stock re
ceipts today were the largest ever
known. The total number of hogs, cat
tie and sheep received was $1,000 The
movement is attributed to failure OF
the corn crop.
Twenty-Five hundred men resumed
work in the Illinois Steel company's
works today and 1000 more will go tc
work soon.
WASHINGTON, July 30.--The full con.
ference committee on tariff met and de
cided to adjourn to meet at the call Of
the chairman on the suggestion Of Viii
son. 1t is stated that the democrats are
unable to agree as yet.
Senator Voorhees, passed a very baG
night and was unable to attend the tar
iff conference. An operation may have
to be performed which will effect biz
recovery.
DENVER, July 90 Mrs. Ella yelling
ton, aged 81, blew her brslps out today
at her home at 1912 Market street, on,
of the most fashionable resorts on tina
notorious street. The furnishings of the
place cost $4,000, and Mrs. Wellington
left $4,000 worth of diamonds.
The coroner began an inquest on TIT
body of the dead queen of Denver's de
mimonde today. VIM. r. Prince, tb,
| woman's lover, and against whom ther,
| is some suspicion, was present, but die
not testify and will not till Monday.
But three witnesses were called, Ma
Bummidge, the porter at the Yelling
ton place, Julia Richardson, the house
keeper, and Amy Bsssett, an inmate
after which the Inquest adjourned unit
9 o'clock Monday morning. The testi
mony was not made public.
BUFFALO, n. Y, July 29.-Fitzsim
mons knocked out Keller 10 the secont
round with right handler on the poin
of the jaw.
The DAILY Lynch fight was stopped b,
the police in the second round on &C
count of fouling by Lynch.
New LONDON, July 29.-Artic'es wer,
signed this evening for fight betweel
Stanton Abbott and Jimmy Nelson, 4
take place August 6 for purse of 500
Abbott is also matched to fight Jacl
Everhardt at New Orleans August
and has challenged Jack McAuliffe.
New YORK, July 29.-The week.,
bank statement shows the following
changes:
Reserve, dec. g, 2O9,S7'
Loans, dec Observation-Disclosures. 1,OOO,OOi
specie, uec... ......... tl,SO'
Legal tenders, dec. ..... 3,074, 4O'
Deposits, dec. 0,Oot, IU'
Circulation, dec. 1O9,6Ot
The banks now hold 81 1903, 725 in ex
cess of the requirements of the % pc
cent rule.
SHANGHAI, July 30.-A large Chines'
army has crossed the northwestern
frontier of Corea while second army il
being equipped. No details have beer
received as yet of the reported battle
between the Chinese and Japanes,
forces. 1t is reported that severa
Chinese steamers have been captured
and others destroyed at Takua.
HIT THE WRONG MAN.
BERLIN. July 30.-The news that thu
Kow-Shung, Chinese vessel sunk by I
Japanese boat, was flying the British
flag, was received with satisfaction a
the Chinese legation. 1t is believed
that England and Germany are bound
to recognize this breachof neutrality.
THE CHIENsE VERSION.
PEKIN, July 30.-The Chinese have
issued an official version of the recen
engagement with the Japanese squadron
which makes a claim that the Japanes,
warship was injured by the Chimes,
battle ship, also that the Chinese haC
orders not to fire unless opposed il
landing troops or were attacked.
THE RECALL OF TATENO.