Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-06-15

state. Tariff discriminations between states are prohibited by several strong provisions. Article 124 of the consti- tuition is changed so as to give the fed l ersl government the exclusive right to | hinder or prohibit the transportation of goods, foreign or domestic, brought | into Mexico or into a state. By d sup plemental section the law is made to take effect one year from July next. Whether the law embodying the changes has passed it's final stages is not clear from the information received here, although the legislation appears to be complete.
 LONDON, June 11-According to a special from Shanghai, the loss of prop erty resulting in the recent riots at Oheng-tu Kiatung and To Ching amounts to several million dollars. The Chinese officials headed by the viceroy of the province of Szchuen openly en- couraged the mobs to all sorts of out rages. Petitions of foreigners for pro- lection were refused.
 WAsHINGToN, June 1l-Chins has negotiated her loan In Paris with the aid of Russia's endorsement. John Eos ter, President Harrison's Ex secretary of State, gets s1OO,OCO fee for conduct ing the negotiations.
 | ST PETERSBURG, June 11-A commer- cial treaty between Russia and Japan has been signed.
 ST MALo, France July 11-News is re- ceived of the abandonment, on fire with passengers on board, of the British yes sel "Wby Not" Bound for the Island of Jereey. The crews and passengers were forced to take to the boats.
 ARKANsAs CITY, Kas.. June 11.-Last night ten stall round house, shops, seven locomotives, Corliss engine, etc. of the Santa Fe railroad company of this city were destroyed by fire; loss s125,000; in sured; cause spontaneous combustion. KANE, Pa., June 11.-A heavily loaded east bound freight train on the Penna < Erie railroad was ditched last night. A car of oil took fire and eleven cars burn- ed. A man stealing ride was killed. It IS thought that others are in the wreck.
 BERKELEY, June 11-R. R. Thomas has petitioned the county for a franchise for an aerial railway to run from the crest of Grizzly Peak back of Berkeley to point five miles out in bay from the Berkeley shore in the direction of Goat Island.
 l LAPoRTE, June 11-Menticello has a youthful murderer, Gilbert Bowsher 1 years old who killed year old Beatrice Collins. Bowsber laid ln wait fo- the child and killed her with stones because she refused to notice him few minutes before. Authorities are at loss to pro. ceed. The case without preciadent.
 DETROIT, June LA special from St Louis, Mich, says: Mrs. Herman Beck CT and two children, aged and 5, were found by her little demented boy in the back cellar with bullet holes in theil heads. Mrs. Becker was not of sound mlnd. She left letter saying she was sick and so were the children, and that they must die.
 Los ANGELES, June 1.-The friends of Ferd Kinnett, who shot detective Lawson dead yesterday. say he is in- sane. They say the death of his wife { week ago unbalanced his mind. Hs stayed all night moaning beside hel grave. Kinnett vas the youngest chic of police St. Louis ever had. He wal appointed for special distinguished ser vice during the railroad strike. He wal forced to resign on account of complica tions in gambling ring. He was state senator, inspector of sugar in the SaT Francisco custom house, and inspector of Spreckels reIineries.
 INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. June 11-Tht bank of Commerce has suspended. l WASHINGTON, June II - Judsor Harmon was sworn in as attorney gener al this morning at 10 o'clock.
 | CHICAGO, June 1l.-Debs and the other officials of the A. R. U. were con fined in Woodstock jail today.
 PITTsBURG, June 1.-Two thousand men are idle, as a result of the strike of boiler makers for an increase of ten per cent in wages.
 WASHINGTON, June 11.-SecretarY or ney received brief telegram saying that Castle was appointed Hawaiisn minister to the United States in place of Thurs ton.
 DEs MONIES, June 1.-The state pop ulist convention commenced this after noon. The platform will be for free sil- yer and will denounce national banks.
 SAN FRANCISCO, June IA new clai- mant to the Fair millions has come up in Sidney, Newsouth Wales. His name is James Fair and he says he is "Next of kin."
 GUTHRIE, O. T., June Hast Sum day night the rains were veritable water spouts over the greater part of the terri tory, five inches fell in some places. Bridges were swept away and consider able damage was done by lighting. WAsHINGToN, June 10.-Secretary of State Olney is expected to take the oath of office today. There will be no undue haste, however, on the part Of the new chief of the state department.
 Mir. Olney has gwen much close study i to the larger law questions before his department, and it will take some time for him to put the work aside, and for the new Attorney General to grow into | ,& M. OIpav moroovar ia enriDDad in