Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-06-22


 that these horses could tell when h. dIsns were coming 100 miles eff and by picking up their ears and sniffiog W. uld
 warn the driver and be could turn and avoid an encounter.
 | The examination is being conducted
 by United States Attorney Reynolds ip masterly manner, not severe, but close and clear, showing in it's every detail the care and attention with which the gov ernment has prepared this case. While
 some of the statements made by the wit
 ness seem p ausible on tbeir face it is apparent from the examination that tbe
 United States attorney holds in bis pos
 session sufficient evidence to refute and
 disprove all those which are important. WASHINGTON, June 15- President
 Cleveland is about to issue another proc
 lamation warning Spanish cruizers
 to stop cruizing inside of the
 international limit of our shore iu their
 search for fllibusters.
 NEW YORK, June 15-The Worlds
 Managua, Niaruagua special says The
 government is keeping close watch ou
 Corinto where there is likely to be
 trouble. Troops have been ordered there.
 HoNG KoNG, June l5-The black flags
 threaten serious trouble in Formoss
 and foreigners on the island are Tn a critical condition. The commander of
 the British cruiser Spartan landed de- tscbment of marines and the British cruiser Rain bow left here for the scene of trouble this morning.
 LONDON, June 15-A boiler explosion in the Red Car Iron works. Cussboroug, Yorkshire, today resulted ID the death of nine persons.
 JALAPA, Mex, June l5-By the dersil- ment of six coaches of passenger train CD the Inter Oceanic railway, three pas sengers were killed today and sixteen wounded. A relief train has been sent to the scene of the wrsck, which IS near the Hacienda de Mszapa. NEW YORK, June l5-A special from Panama says: Suppressed newspapers detailing the phases of the revolution since It's commencement at Gaayaquil, relate that the police, to. whom three months wages were due, marched through the streets in protest on June 3d, followed by mob shouting, ''Viys Alfaro.' The government forces attack ed the police and forced them to retreat, at first to Hippodrome and later to the suburbs The police returned on June 1 h and battle ensued in which twenty men were killed s6d thirty wounded, and the goverrmsot forces were re- pulsed.
 BRIDGEPORT, O., June 15-A big fire |, raging here. An entire block is gut ted; loss, sS0,O00.
 SHE PsHEAD BAY TRACK, June I5- LazZarOne won the Suburban by o0e length; Sir Walter second; Song and Dance third. Time POT 3-5.
 SAN FRANCIsco, June 15-Ths Ex amirer prints long article show evj- dence that there will bs a worlJ wide revival in mining.
 NEW YORK, June 15-Sta0foTd Conn has had 4GS cases of typhoid fever sincs April 2l, caused by impure milk.
 GUTHRIE. O. T. June 15-The Sac and Fox Indian bra.es joined in & grea. rain dance last week and sn Sunday a biz reia came which is so encouraging to them that they are still dancing.
 NEw YORK, June 15-The school trus- tees of College Point, Long Island, pro hibit teachers from riding bicycles as It l IS rendered to create immortality among children.
 BRIDGEPORT, Conn.,, June 15-Frank | Csllaghan keeps young African lion for pet A burglar entered his house last night, met the king of beasts and left hastily minus much clothing. He in carrying away the window 54sh, rose bush and matches.
 GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. June 15-Today while a crowd was on the east end of he old c. W. N. railroad bridge. no onger used for regular railway traffic, he foot passenger part gave way and l5 people were precipirated into the brook below, 15 feet. No one was killed, but a number were injured.
 WASHINGTON, June 15-A fire broke ,ut at 9:30 in the European hotel on avenus next to Willards. Many guests were asleep; four including he daughter of the proprietor, J. E. doylan, had escape, cut of from the tairs and fire escapes. They were ir ally rescued without injury by frs- nen.
 MAssILoS, O., June l5-Carl Browne nd Miss Mamie Coxey, erstwhile the Goddess of Peace of the Common wealth, were secretly married last evening by Justice Folger. The bride and groom eparated after the ceremony with the xpectation of keeping the fact to them elves until the 4th of July, vixen they 'ill have another and spectacular mar- isge in Washington. Tine groom is 45 nd the bride Is years old. |,