Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-04-13
DENVER, Col. April S-B lated trev-

v with snow and sand flying. The loss of range stock in some portions of eastern Colorado, it is sad, will amount to 20 per cent of the tetal.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. April S-Advlces from Honolula dated March Both, CT steamer Peru state that c. B. Wilson, the ex- Queens agent, and c. l.. Hor-| kins urge the natives to favor annexa- tion as the only remaining weapon to over throw the present government.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. April S-Batie Brady and Garry Ryan fought to finish before a Clara street sporting clnb last night to decide which one should have the hand of one John Tan ner, saloon keeper. Queensbury rules governed and regulation gloves were used. Miss Brady won in the 9th round. The fifth was a hot one with many knock downs and much gore.
 WASHINGTON, April S-Chief Justice Fuller begun to read the decision of the supreme court in the income law case this morning. He said: The court can find DO difference between tax on land itself and a tax on rents or income tax derived from land. The court, there fore, IS of the opinion that the tax on rents or landed investments is direct taxation and unconstitutional. Justice Field then read dissenting opinion. The court decided that the law is un- constitutional, as relating to income from state, country or municipal bonds. It was on two points relating to rents and state, country and municipal bonds; judgment below reversed.
 Justice Fields decision at o'clock, was as follows: I am of the opinion that the whole law of 1894 is null and void.
 Justice White followed with & second dissenting opinion. He said 1t was not the right of the supreme court to make DO protest when judges who are drawing small salaries will De affected by the law.
 Justice Harlan followed Justice White in dissenting opinion, and the case closed. Nothing was said as to how any justices stood, save the three who read dissents.
 NEW YoRB, April S-There is intense indignation among the New York demo | crats over statement made by Rev. F J. Tansil, of Boston at a Methodist con- ference, that President Cleveland was | drunk at public dinner in New York. MADRID, April 6-The news received here that band of insurgents had ap peared in the center of Cuba is disquiet ing. It was thought the rebellion was ! confined to the eastern coast. MEXICO CITY, April 6-United States Minister Ransom was resting easily al last accoonts, but large carbuncles have developed on the neck and elbows. He speaks with extreme hoarseness and will probably be unable to attend to the duties of his office for weeks. WASHINGTON, April G. Secretary Gresham is at Fortress Monroe. where he will remain until Sunday night, whe he expects to leave by boat for Wash. ingtou.
 MEMPHIS, Tenn, April 5-Miss Flor ence Lillian Wickes, youngest daughter of the vice president of the Pullman Palace Car company of Chicago, made her debut on the professional stage last evening at the Lyceum thester, appear ing in the "Sign of the Cross," with the company of Wilson Barrett. "I can see nothing in this move o
 Miss Wickes that which would particul arly interest the public," said Mir. Bar rett this evening.
 It came about solely through the in strumentality of the late theatrica manager, John ". Norton, who was my friend and who was killed In disastrous railroad accident some weeks ago. He had requested me to give certain prot. egies of hIs trials, and Miss Wickes was among the number.
 1 had occasion thereupon to judge o1 her talent, and found her to possess un n- mistakable talent as an actress, and l am lad to name her with my company She has great ability, and I have nc doubt as to her future brilliant success as an actress. At present, of course, she plays only the junior parts."
 NEW YORK, April 9--W. Jennings Demorest the well known prohibitionist diedto-dayafter weeks illness. CHICAGO, April 9-The secret service officials have unearthed gang of coun. terfeiters, who have produced thousands Of dollars worth of pink two cent l stamps.
 PHOENIX, Ariz. April Sword reached here today of a serious outbreak of Apa. ches under the leadership of "Dandy Jim." Cowboys have been fired upon.
 CHICAGO, April 9-John Graham, who became famous some years ago in con- nection with an alleged attempt to "fix' the Cronin jury, and after indictment eft the city and forfeited his bail, has been discovered in Salt Lake City. WASHINGTON, April 9-Secretary Smith has decided 10 use the five thou sand dollars that he was authorized to expend in the education of Indiens in Alaska Tn the building of two school houses one on Douglas island and the other at Kotchikan.
 BRADFORD, Penn., April Slowing to the heavy rains the Tuuagowant IS out of its banks and the lower part of the city is flooded to a depth of IS inches and still rising. The traffic IS suspended and the bridges having been