Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-11-02


 taken an awful revenge Ca Rogue Cor ral, whom they suspected ofstSeachery. Corral was mayor of town nesi ACien- fuegos and professed devotion to the patriot cause. Insurgent leaders used bim as a medium of communication with friends ID the United States.
 Recently the insurgents learned that Correl bad been corrupted by Spain and been playing traitor. Tuesday morning the corpse of the mayor was found out side the gates of the town. He had been hacked to death with swords and decsp itated. Pinned to his breast was card readioG: ''So perish all traitors to Cuba"
 CONCORD, N. H. Oct. 29-O hi: own signature Senator Chandler gave out statement last night entitled "OuI coming war with Englsnd". In it he ssys, "War between the United States and England is inevitable, we will have Russia as an eastern ally. It may hap pen in 20 years it nay come sooner and be welcomed, it had better come now.
 CHICAGO, Oct. 28-It has been learned that an organized movement is to bs made in all the large cities of the United States to raise SD army of 25,O00 young men for the Cuban war. The necessary money is pledged already.
 TYLER, Tex. Oct. 2S-Mrs. Leonard Bell, 19 years old and wife of farmer who had been visiting her mother, start ed to walk home, half a mile distance last evening. On her way she paesed 6 cotton gin where men were working Soon afterwards her mutilated body wai found 8 quarter of mile from her home at the side of the road. There was evi dence of a terrible struggle having talk. en place the body being almost nude. The tiend after asssulting her had out her throat from ear to ear and had com. pletely Remembered her. Supt. Edson of the Cotton Belt railway, sent a special engine to the Rusk penitentiary 45 miles distant, for blood hounds. The neighboriDg farmers began a search i'm mediately and they have been joined by a large posse from this city.
 PHILADELPHIA, Pa. Oct. 23- At the Holmes trial this morning the prisoners dock was moved near the bar of the court SO as to facilitate the movements of the prisoner as his own attorney. The prisoner called for an analysis of the liquor which 1t was claimed he had used to kill Pitzel. He said that while it con- tained small quantity of nito glycerine 1t was entirely harmless. Eugene Smith who found the body was the first witness.
 MILWAUKEE, Wis. Oct. 29-The Waukesha Springs Brewing Company, of Waukesah, Wis.,, went into the hands of a receiver this morning.
 NEW PORT, R. I. Oot. 29-James J. Vanslen has been arrested on writ charging him with alienation 8 wife's The writ was sworn out by Col. S. Colt and Vanalen has given 5000 bonde.
 HoT SPRINGS, Ark, Oct. 29-The flank movement made last evening by Governor Clark and Attorney General Ains~ orth appears to have effectuslly settled the question of possibility of Corbett and Fitzsimmons ever meeting n this state and all hopes of pulling of the fight in Hot Springs has been aban- ioned. The attorney general made an affidavit upon which @ warrant for Fitz- arrest was issued. 1t is his to have Fitzsimmons placed under heavy bonds to keep the peace and thus prevent the fight.
 SAN ANTONIO, Tex. Oot 29-Fitzsim- mons left Corpus Christi this morning, via San Antonio, for Hot Springs.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 29-Genersl Dickinson resumed his argument on be- half of the defence, when the trial of Durrant begun this morning. He blamed the police for not making 8 .!oser examination of the belfry. The he said. might have shown ,ome clue that would have put the police on the track of the real murderer, instead of compelling them to accuse an innocent man. He said he bell ved the act had been established that QuiDlsn's was not worthy of belief. testimony was picked to pieces and the conclusion drawn was hat Oppenheim was not telling he truth. Phillips, who corroborated testimony, had so bad 8 eputation at Victoria, B. 0. that little 'redence should be given to what be aid. General Dickinson said he had put little to say about the testimony ot Miss Cunningham. He said be preferred hat she should be convicted for treach- 'ry and deceit by the words that came rom her own mouth. He sad her story vas unnatural, improbable, disconnect- d and absolutely untrue.
 Dickinson appealed to the jury to ,ear in mind the strength of the chain # circumstsntial evidence was only qual to its weakest link. The pivotal ,oint in the whole case was Dr. Cheney's oil call, which shows that Durrsnt wss t the Cooper Medical College on the fternoon that Blanche Lamont was nurdersd. The whole case centered round the call which he believed to avo been amply co; roborated.
 Deuprey will make the closing argu- lent for the defence. He is still weak rom his recent illness and will not speak lore than two hours. Recess will then @ taken until tomorrow morning when District Attorney Barnes will make the losing argument for the prosecution.