Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-04-27

CHICAG', April 19-Two meg were
 killed and five irjured by the collapse
 of derrick in the Chicago Ship com-
 psny's yards, South Chicago.
 CINCINNATI, O., April 19-Gso. W. Carlisle, a brother of John G. Carlisle,
 secretary of the treasury, died at Inde-
 per ce, Ky, yssterd"y.
 Nzw YORK, April i9- P omin en [ society people are ce tain that the mar riegs of Mrs w. K. Vanderbilt and 0. H. Perry Belmont took place in London today.
 ST. l. us, April 19-Fivs hundred garment makers struck today against the sweating system. The demand is not for more wages but for cleaner quar- te.s.
 CoLUsA, April 19- Charles Coles the driver of the stage held up at Princeton last Saturday has comics ed that he and a pal ramed Myers did the job and told fake story of the hold-up.
 WAsHINGroN, April 19-Dr. Bryant Cleveland's family physician is paying frequent visits to the presidents coun- try home TOW and it is asserted that the ere the advent of sunny June little Easter will no longer be the baby of the
 house.
 PHILADELPHIA, Pa. April 19-A fire broke out this morning in the building occupied by the New York Biscuit Com pany at North Froit Street. S3000OO damage resulted. One side of the walls of the burning bakery fell. Several fire men were seriously injured. William Sergtnt died at l0.45.
 NASHVILLE, Tenn. April 19-A special to the Banner" from Knoxville saye that strike of 450 miners of the Coal and Coke Company y'smiRe is still on but there Is no fighting among the men.
 LONDON, April 19-At Bow Street po- lice court today Oscar Wilde and A. fred Taylor, charged with serious mis- demeanors, were brought up on remand and formally committed for t~i-l, baii being refused. Wilde was pailid ard distressed.
 Los ANGELES, Cal, April 19-A grand miitsry pagent of the La Fiesta parad- ed the streets today, ard proved the grande: sight of al the celebration Thousands Of uniformed men were ID line. The Chinese also presented ( unique and magnificient spectacle. The weather was slightly cloudy. Dense crowds were present.
 PTTTsBURG, April 19-OI cpeued at 8 10 today and in the first half hour slumped off to S22O bid. The St t.pdsrd reduced its price for credit balances 20 cents to $40.
 BoRDEHTowN, N. J, April l9-Mrs. Della Parnell, the aged mother of Charles Stewart Parnell, was brutally assaulted snd robbed last night by an unknown person, and left bleeding and unconscious by the roadside all night.
 NEW YORK, April 19-A special to the World says that Russia has been behind Japan all through and inst the CZ IT dict ,ted in part the term of peace which throws open one hundred million acres of rich land heretofore closed and opens the way for the great Siberian T ilwuy to the sea- Foreign machinery and industries ere to be excluded no more.
 SANTIAGO DE CUBA, April 9-Captain General Campos has received delegs tions from the unionists, hutOrom:st and refOrmIst psrtiee, who promised c0- operation in the work of suppres ing the revolution. Great excitement va, caused here by the accidents explosion of a bomb ia the artillery barraclls, kill ing one and wounding four eth rs.
 NEW YORK. April 20-Judge ". A. Stone of Court of Private L4nd Claims returned yesterday from $ JaIn where he ms been Investigating the documents -eiating to the Peralta Eevis land claim ! involving twelve million acres of land Tn Arizona and New Mexico. Judge Stone | .ays as Q result Of his investigations the | United State5 IS now in position to suo- ,essfui y contest the claim.
 MOBILE, Ala. April 2O-Captair J. D. Wick, of an Alabama river steamer brings news Of a cyclone that passed | ,ver Matties landing 220 miles north of Mobile a few days s nee levelling twenty dwellings, ard doing thousands of dollars n damage. The plartat of J. G. henderson is complete wreck, eight being destroyed and three ives lost.
 SAN FANCIsco. April 20-Steamer Au: tralia arrived this morning with ad- ces 10 April 13. Minister Thurston turned to Washington this mo'n hing. ie has received no notification of his ecal, Minister Hatch defends Thurs Dn's course V hie In Washington ard avs that Thurston had right to tell That he knew of local affairs. V. V. Ash ord has been pardoned on the condition bat he leave the country and never re- urn. The Ex-Queen is still cor fined to CT palace and seems c9ntented. She allowed to exercise in the grounds in be evenings.
 ST. PETERBURG, April 20.-The Czar siected the petition of seven journalists nd literary men in favor of modiica- ons of the press laws. Los ANGELES April 20-The fiesta oses today, and in the afternoon a rand floral parade IS being held, sur assing anything of the kind ever be- I Ire seen anywhere. The members of le Half Million Club of San Francisco