Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-08-11
TELEGRApHIC.

| of the attention which is likely to be concentrated on the tariff bill it is not | considered probable that the senate will act on either the Arizona or New Mexico state bills before the final adjournment, now close at hand. This was the under standing when the bill were reported from the committee. The provision in | the Arizona bill is for admission August l, 1895.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. GA daring burglary WAS committed here last night, in the Phelan building, in the very heart of the city, and under the noses of two !! policemen and a special watchman. ). | Breaking into an office of the second I floor the burglars tore up carpet, saw- ed hole through the floor and descend ed by rope ladder into the store c. | Mueller. the optician. They secured $3,OOO worth of solid gold ware and departed as they entered.
 LONDON. Aug. 6.-The British steam CT Empress of China, plying regularly between Vancouver and Chinese and Japanese ports, is ashore at Shanghai.
 NEW YORK, Aug. 6.-Ira Pergo & Co.,, dealers in mems furnishing goods have assigned. Liabilities about 100000 dollars
 WASHINGTON, Aug. 6.-Rspresentstive Richards of Ohio, introd uced bill to- day providing that all sessions of com. mittees and executive sessions of the senate shall be open to the public. WASHINGTON, D. C., Aug. 6.-The conference report on the river and hsr- bor bill has been agreed on by the senate. This completes the bill and it goes to the president,
 WAsHINGToN, Aug. 6-At noon today start was made from the executive mansion in the great relay bicycle race, the course being from here to Denver. It is expected that the time will be made in eight days. Relays will be had every | five miles.
 PERU, 1lls., Aug. 6.-The Invasion of | 400 strikers planned to prevent the working coal miners here failed on ac- count of the militia meeting the stikers and putting them to flight.
 CHICAGO, Aug.-A "Post" Washington special says: Russia is plsnGing to grab one of the most desirable ports in Corea, and establish sovereignty over it. The reason being that Russia is --desirous of ! having some port open to her com me'ce throughout the year.
 WASHINGTON, Aug 6.-The president has sent in the following nominations: Postmaster, John W. Hammsrle, Colton, Cal; Justice, Amos M. Thayer of Mis- souri, United States Circuit Judge 8th Judicial Circuit; James D. Porter, Unit ed States district i1dge for the eastern and middle districts of Tennessee, vice D. NJ. Kay, resigned; H. $ Priest, Unit ed States judge for the eastern district of Missouri.
 DETROIT. Mich, Aug. Ex-Governor Blair died this morning after several days illness.
 PHILADELPHIA, Aug. GA fire today destroyed the Philadelphia base ball grand stand. It WAS one of the finest in the country. Much other property was also destroyed. Loss Sl00.O00.
 ROME, Aug. 6.-Six anarchists were arrested here last night while Tn secret conference. 1t is estimated that 2,00O anarchists arrested in raids madeduring the last two months will be deported. Fifty have already been deported to the ' Red sea.
 OTTAWA, Ort., Aug. 5.-Prof. Ezekiel Wigains, the weather prophet, concurs ] in the opinion expressed in some quar- ters that the bright projectiors on Mars, seen by M. Jarvis at the Nice obseIva- tory on July 28, was a signal from the Marsians to the people of the earth. He said:
 "There is the best scientific evidence to prove that man is native of Mars and lived three millions of years before he was trgnsplsnted to the earth, leav- ing the greater part of the humao fami- | ly behind. The Marslans regard us as their lost brethren and have been search ing for us for thousands of years. They have been especially hopeful since they saw the electric lights in our cities. We | will be able to converse with them by signals before another century passes. "It is much easier for the Marsiaus to see our signals than for us to see theirs, for the earth appears to them to wax and wane like the moon, so that they can easily see lights on our dark hemis- phere, while their planet always las its light side toward us."
 CowEs ISLE OF WIGHT. Aug. 6.-The Vigilant, Britannia and Satanits started today in the Regetta royal yacht club race, the Satsnits owing to fine start is leading. The Vigilsnt is second and the Britannia in the rear.
 LATER The weather was unfavorable to the Brita3n.. .. aod the spectators soon reached the conclusion that British yachts had planned to let the Britannis harnass the Vigllant while the Satanita should take the cup. Fortune favor ed the Vigilent md she won the race.
 What an sgreeabls one, too, is experi- enced by the hitherto misguided inGiyi- dual who has been ceaselessly but vain ly dosing for years past in the futile hope of curing constipation, when dras- lic pills and potlous are abandoned for Hostetter's Stomach Biiters a faithful auxiliary of nature, which does It's work without gripping or weakening, but a. ways efectually. "Throw phyelc to the dogs!" and use this benign and thor