Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-10-13


 poisoned at Salinas bay by eating mus sels gathered from the rocks, and sever- al were seriously affected, but are re- covering. Mussels have always been supposed to be wholesome food. A phy sician tried mussel on an animal and found that it was poisoned with strychnine.
 ANDERSON, Ind, Oct. 5-ground was broken for the national tin plate mills. The first building will be 8Sx500 feet. Six mills will be in operation within ninety days and six more within eight months. This vii. make one of the largest plants in the Tinted States.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 5-Nicholas Luning died five years ago, leaving sn estate of S5,000OO0 to be divided among his widow and five children. In accord ance with the scheme of recent years for the perpetustion of great estates 8 bureau was incorporated, but now the widow comes forward and wishes to draw from this close corporation on the ground that she has been hard done by. Food for lawyer is the expected issue. | SPRINGFIELD, Ind, Oct. 5.-Charles Rivers, one of the three robbers who dynamited the Bloomdale bank and stole S5000 was run down by blood hounds, shot and captured. He had S11OO of the stolen money. The other two robbers escaped.
 BELFoRE, Pa., Oct. 5.-Ex-Governor Curtin is sinking.
 NEW HAVEN, Conn.,, Oct. 5.-A fire in business block broke out in this city this morning. Loss S8,000. PARKERBURG, w. Va, Oct. 5.-A small mineral we'll burst here today, killing Frank Haley and fatally wounding two others.
 CAIRO, Egypt, Oct. 5.-The Suez cs- pal company has applied to the French government for protection of its prop erty, which is threatened by strikers. CHICAGo,-The police arrested wo. man today with bundle of anarchistlc literature ordering the destruction of Chicago on October 6.
 DETROIT, Mich., Oct. William D.. Tuombley has been arrested on suspi- cion of being connected with the mur- der of his uncle, Charles B. Chanwin. INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Oct 5.-George Moos, saloon keeper, fatally shot his wife and then blew out his own brains. Three children witnessed the murder.
 NASHVILLE, Tenn, Oct. 5.-The Young Mems Christian building was burned last night. The Associated Press plant was destroyed. Loss s6G,- GOO.
 PARIS, Oct. 5.-Miss Elizabeth Sper- ", of San Francisco, sister-in- law to W. H. Crocker, has been married to Prince Andre Bomabowski. There will be sev- eral more wedding ceremonies before the parties are altogether married.
 SANTA CLARA, Cal, Oct 5.-Rudolph | Spreckels, son of Claus Spreckels, IS about to build large sugar refinery on 216 acres of land which he has just se- cured. A big we'll will be sunk and the plant will soon be in operation. BUCHANAN, Va, Oct. 5.-A fire in the Kiddy furniture building spread to Stocker's feed store and White $ Coan Bros. hardware store. Six frame build ings were destroyed. Loss SSO,OOO. During the fire Frank Kiddy was shot by some one in the alley.
 NEW YORK Oct. 5.-Captain Forbes, Mate Joseph Connor and nine sesmen from the American ship Albemsrle, burned at sea September IS, arrived on the steamer Orinoco, from Bermuda. The men were rescued by the British ship Rose Hill.
 DETROIT, Mich, Oct. 5.-A fire broke out in Keenan < Hans furnishing house this morning. Loss S60,O00, insured for s50,000. Three iremen were taken out dead. They were Michael Donohue, Richard Daly, and John Paget. Fred erlck A. Bussey, spectator, was killed. Mike Ball is in the ruins dead. The following were injured: Lieutenant O'Rourke, F. Stack, C.. Crom and Mike Gray, the last fatally; B Newell, in- iured about the head; Thos. Barry, bad ly bruised. Aggregate loss, sS0,OOO. BOSTON, Oct. 1. 4.-Brady said last night that Corbett had posted s10,O00 to fight Fitzsimmons and conference will be held at New York October Il. HARTFORD, Oct. 4.-Corbett, in an in- terview with an Associated Press report CT last night, confirmed the report that he had covered Fitzsimmons' money and said he would meet Fitzsimmons ia New York Thursday to make final ar- engagements. He continued: 'I will also meet any other heavyweight or any other weight in the world the same dsy-as many of them as would like to come with s1O,000. I will meet all in any one week after the first of July that they wish to choose"
 SANTA FE, N. M., Oct. 4.-The court of private land claims has just conclud- ed term wherein much important bus
 
 year the court confirmed Spanish and Mexican grants to the amount of seven hundred and seventy nine thousand acres and rejected such claims to the amount of three millions eight hundred and fourteen thousand acres. In Arizona none were confirmed and grants amounting to one hundred and ninety-nIne thousand acres were reject ed. United States Attorney Matt c. Reynolds, of St. Louis, is entitled to great credit for this favorable showing