Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-06-01

crop bulletins say the injury by frost has been widespread. The damage to grapes is especially heavy. Corn suffer ed seriously; cotton suff red much; i; spring wheat not affected; wiAtsr wheat suffered much.
 SAN DIEGO, May 22-The British gun
 boat Wild Swan, which, with the Royal Arthur and Satellite. occupied Corinto to enforce England's demands against Nicaragua, arrived in port today. She will remain here until Saturday.
 Captsin MacVey Napier was not to be seen, but the other officers were free ta talk of the affair at Cerinto. and said that the Americans there enjoyed the experiences with the British as huge joke. One of the cffic-rs who did not care to have his name mentioned, said: ''The report that Admiral Stevenson told a friend while in Corinto that the British government did not care for the indemnity but:thas the occupation was mainly for the purpose of testing Mon rec doctrines and forever setting that question at rest, is all nonsense. The two governments were in perfect har- mony. Cleveland and Gresham knew every move that Kimberly intended to make, and they were satisfied that there was no scheme to gain permanent con- | trol of any portion Of the Nicaraguan | territory.
 "In fact, before we went to Corinto 1t
 was generally understood that there would be no interference on the part of | I am saying that will tell you that the United States government was kept
 posted on all intended movements as we'll as all that was actually accomplish ed. The mate who kept the state de psrtment posted was Admiral Steven con himself, and I suppose he had his orders to dc this. saw the dispatches | announcing our intention of occupying | Corinto, and the Wild Swan carried | them to San Juan del Sur. One dis patch was sent to London and another to New York, instead of Pauncefote ID | Washington. I tell you the American government was thoroughly in accord
 with her msjesty's government in the whole matter. For this ret son we paid DO attention to the Nicarsguans when they said the American fleet was on the
 way down the coast.
 "Later We heard of the Monterey coming, but were assured that she was going ou down to Callao. After we took l Corinto two more dispatches were sent again to London and New York.
 "When the Wild Swan and Royal Arthur separated on May Captain Trench, of the flagship was alive and
 we'll. The news that he died three days later of gastritis and was buried at sea the same day, told us upon our arrival here, WAS the first information We had of his death"
 LONDON, May 24-The usual crowds were at the old Bailey today when Sir. Edu ard Clarke addressed the jury on behalf of Oscar Wilde. Wilde seemed broken down. He related how he had been in terms of intimacy with the Marquis of Qeeneberry's family for years and denied the charge against him, the
 Marquis of Qsensberry is quoted ese cay ing 'I do not wish to see Wilde further punished, he has suffered, enough. l only want keep the beast from my son. Every one knows that Wilde is DO better than Alfred Taylor, but am more than willing to forfeit s15,OOO to s1 that Wilde is acquitted. There are many names back of this thing"
 NEW YORK, May 24-At the New York Democratic Editorial association today resolutions were adopted by the demo- cratic pres Of this state to oppose the unlimited coinage of silver. There was but one negative vote.
 MEMPHIS, May 24-Ex Congressman W.J. Bryan, of Nebraska, arrived this morning. He was given a cordial re- ception. Tonight will answer a speech delivered by Secretary Carlisle before he Sound Money convention. He will compare Carlisle's present jews on the silver question and those he held in 1878.
 TOPEKA, Kans., May 24-The millers are obliged to shut down on account of high price of wheat.
 ST LOUIS, May 24-The Master Bricklayers association has received communication from tue bod carriers unions numbering 2C0O officially declar- ing the strike off.
 NEW YORK, May 24-The Worlds cor respondent at Msnagua is informed of steps being taken to form an alliance between Nicaragua, Hopduras, Salvador and Gustemala against Costa RIca.
 NEW YORK, May PA special from San Jose. Costa Rica, says that Nicara- qua has provoked this country until a war is inevitable.
 NEW YORK, May 24-Senator Stewart of Nevada says he wants to see exc ,n- gressman Joseph O.. Sibley president, but his mental cablibre is almost too large and his instincts too honorable for the White House.
 SAN DIEGO, May 24-The will of the late ex-Governor John s. Downey WAS found yesterday among lot of old ps- pers by Receiver O'Connor, of the Con- solidated National bank. Ssnator White, B. F. Spence ard Peter Dona- hue are named as executors; the last two are dead. He leaves most of h.s | property to bic wife, also now dead. The | will affects the title to Warmers ranch. | It will be taken to Los Angeles today | and filed fer probate.
 RosEBURG, Ozn., May 24-Samuel Brown, the murderer who escaped the county jail the other day, gave himself up to farmer near Wilbur last night.
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