Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-12-01
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| succeeded m saving her life. The
 woman proved to be Louise Provost,
 of San Francisco, who was employed by prominent conce ssionarires at the Mid Winter fair. She is also we'll known to exhibitors of the international ex-
 bition here. She was very Respondent through DO reasons could be learned
 why she should attempt her life.
 LONDON. Nov. 26.--A comedy woman, of an unfortunate class, about 40 years of age was found dead in Q frequented thoroughfare near Holland Villas road Kensington last midnight. Her throat
 was cut from ear to ear. Some news papers have intimated that it is another murder or Jack the Ripper" order.
 CoNsTAHTINoPLE, Nov. 26.-The re- cent edict calling for the seizure, at the frontier, of foreign news papers containing accounts of the Ar menisns msssacres, prohibits the entry of every American newspaper into Turkey. This action on the part of Turkey is supposed to be due to the, attitude assumed by American press on the ArmeniaDs question.
 Los ANGELES, Nov. 26-A report reach ed this city this morning that trsmps to the number of 150, are overrunning the
 towns of Glsndora and Lsmsnda park.
 They are organized into squads with captains and lieutenants. Last night they raided the store sf H. T. Williams at Glendora and stole sl50 worth of goods, including all the jewelry he had. They are said to have raided two stores Lamsda park and stole a quantity of goods. Sheriff Cline organized party of twenty men and has started in pur- suit of the trsmps. It is said they are remember Vinette's industrial army. St. PEreRsBURG, Nov. 26-Czsr Nicho-
 las III was married to Princess AliI, of
 Hesse Dsrmstsdt, today. The Car
 and his cortage ma }e 8 triumphant procession around the town.
 ST. LOUIS, Nov. 26-In response to an inquiry Congressman l.. P. Bland said
 that if the secretary of the treasury
 would exercise his option and pay out silver for greenbacks and treasury notes
 issued under the Sherman law there
 would be DO drain from the treasury.
 ROME, Nov. 26-Oficisl dispatches say that as soon as China makes peace proposal Japan will accept the proffered offices O: the United States.
 NEW YORK, Nov. 26-The body of F. R. Baker, the alleged aocomplice of Bookkeeper Seely, the defsul.er of the Shoe and Leather National bank, was found drowned today. The bank will siege Bakers effects to reimb purse itself so far as they will go. The bank contin- ues open though it's directors say they are having a hard rub of it.
 ST. LOUIS, Nov. 26.-A new church has been organized here after the plan of the church of the New Era in Los Angeles. A belief in diety and in the divinity of Christ not essential, nor in feature life. Its avowed design is "To meet the social, industrial, intelligence, moral and spiritual demands of such liberal and progressive minds as do not
 find those demands supcientIy met in in any of the existing organizations, to satisfy the requirements of the apparent and approaching era." The present lecturer IS Lewis 0 Frye late general of the industrial army.
 Los ANGELES, Nov. 26-Healy and Sealy the tive men charged with having murdered Camile Elkin, the young merchant al Long Beach few nIghis ago, had their preliminary examination this morning. They confessed crime each one blaming the shooting and sandbagging on the other. The officers have found all the money hid iu diff erent places.
 WASHINGTON, Nov. 26.-The following official statement was made at the trea- sury today. .'The secrerary of the trea- sury has accepted the proposal of John A. Stewart, president of the United States Trust Co.,, and his associates for the purchase of the entire issue of 5 per cent bonds amounting $50,0OO,OO0 at S1l70.T and accrued interest from November l. The proceeds of the bonds under this bid will be s4, 1851 ,782 Rreasser then they would be if othes than the highest bids were accepted. A very important advantage to the government in accepting this bid is the fact that all the gold for their purchase will be furnished from the outside and none will be drawn from the treasury. It is also more convenient and less expensive | to the department to deal with one party rather than with many.
 MAdRID, Nov. 27-A decree abolishing | public executions has been issued today. |
 COPENHAGEN. Nov. 27-Cable dispatch | dated Shanghai has been received here saying that an imperial decree has been issued depriving Hi Lung charge of all | honors, but allowing him to retain his present functions.
 BERLIN, Nov. 27-Princess Bismarck, wife of PriHce Bismarck, died at Vsrzin at o'clock this morning. Count Her bert Bismarck was present when his mother passed away. Although it is feared the effect of his wife's death upon the Prince will be serious the exchan- cellor has been in better health of late and has resumed his daily drives.
 HALIFAX, N. s. Nov. PA correspon- dent at Port Morien o. B. says that WriRth's American fishing schooner put har La Il