Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-11-17
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 LONDON, Nov. 13-Much damage has been done in the flooded districts and some lives were lost. In Dorsetshire and Sommersetshire the heaviest floods in years have been experienced. At Bath the water was so high that many persons took to high ground. People | were rescued with boats from the second stairs of the houses. The recent gales | are also reported as being along the coast and in France. SOPHIA, Bulgaria, Nov. 14.-A report | from Constadtinople says 5000 Armenl- ans have been massacred by the Kurds
 in the Sassouri region, rear Moosh, Turkish Armenia. They raded the Armeniann villages and killed and
 wounded coco reople.
 | TEEN TsIN, Nov 14-The Chinese | government has been made to officially appologize on the demand by the British government for outrages committed Dy Chinese soldiers on the British Steam
 ship Chang, in August last.
 DENVER, Nov. 14.-Mlss Gertrude N. Hutchlns, the IS year old daughter of
 Artist Harry T. Hutchins, and grand | daughter commodore Hutcbins, eloped with Clarence W. Clark, an adventurer who represented himself to her as a
 champion bicyclist and posessor of a
 S250O0 championship diamond belt
 They were married after two days
 acquaintance by Justice Peach.
 | KANSAS CITY, Nov. 14-A Missouri,
 Kansas & Texas train was held up near
 Muskegow last night. Two passenger
 cars were footed as though they had been in battle. The bandits intimidat- ed the passengers by firing through the windows. The robbers secured about $500, forty watches and other jswelry. The express car was protected by four armed guards who opened fire on the
 robbers, eventually driving them otf. COLUMBUS, Ohio, Nov. H.-Colonel , Coil declines by advice of his attorneys
 to go to Washington Court House, to
 be examined by the coroner concerning the part the fourtheenth regiment
 Ohio national guards. took in protecting Dolby, negro, from mob, ln doing
 which four persons were killed and a dozen wounded. Prominent men ID 1 Washington Court House have reques,
 ted that Coil will be thrown in jail on
 the charge of murder. It is very likely
 he would be lynched if he went there
 Members of the fourteenth regiment are ready to furnish an escort for Colonel Il Coil, but Governor Mckinley IS disin' clined to send troops if it can be avoid
 ed.
 PARIS, Nov. 1.-The senate today
 without debate, adopted bill imposing
 an increase in the duty on rsisins. g WASHINGTON, Nov. 14-Atterney Gen , eral Olney has decided salt imported
 from Germany is legally dutiable. The IS same ruling applies to the beet sugar D Ruling made on Most favored nation D The clause of the new tariff bill which 8 provides there shall be imposed duty
 on salt imported from country which l. imposes a duty on salt exported from l. the United States.
 e SALIVA. Kansas. Nov. 1.-The mar d killed at Sylvan Grove bank robbery e has been identified as Stephen Mckee is of Elmirs, Mitchell county. Ills father
 identified the body. The other mem B. bers of the gang are Anthony Mckee x leader, brother of Stephen, Morrison IS Hill and Shelton. All are of Blue Hil Il country. The McKee's are related tC l. the notorious Bill Starr now in Custody 1t at Fort Worth, Arkansas.
 NEW YORK, Nov. 14-What the fir' o marshal believes was an attempt to blow up the five story tenement house No 435 Eleventh street, occurred at three 70 o'clock this morning. There are fifteer families in the house and there was { o panic when the explosion occurred. 4 large portion of the flooring was torr away and a hole was made in the ceiling |, of the first story, but no one was hurt = An examination showed that the gal
 pipe in the cellar had been cut, thu
 permitting the gas to escape.
 n NEw YORK, Nov. 14-President Cleve II land is considering the idea of submit ss ting plan to the country for currency l. reform. It is said that it will be em e bodied in his message to congress ano d will be practically the plan adopted and IS proposed at the bankers convention e recently met in Baltimore.
 o LONDON, Nov. 1.-The United States d loan of S50,O0O, 900 is being hunted IT everywhere by financiers who are desir IL ous of taking part. The Rothschilds
 cabled the Belmont banking house oi Il New York to subscribe to the new loan ?, promptly in their name.
 NEW YORK, Nov. 14-John A. Stewart
 president of the Uuited States Trust Co, said the government would get a y loan at three per cent, and that iD his opinion no loan would be subscribed to } by any person who did not have the gold $ to pay it with, other than money taken r out of the United States treasury.
 SALIVA, Kansas, Nov. 13.-Three
 masked robbers attempted to hold up l. the bank at Sylvan Grova, Kansas. 40 g miles est of here at noon today and It one of their number met death iD an d unusually tragic manner, He was shot
 by the cashier of the bank and when in . l l--.--4z aa..Aitinr, ,rac narfnratad wifi h