Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-07-20
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feated the crew from St. Johns college, Oxford. In the final heat for the Grand
 Challenge cup Trinity Hall (Cambridge),
 which defeated the Cornell team yester-
 day, beat New College. (Oxford), and
 and thus captured the trophy represent
 ing the blue ribbon of Aouatics. The crew O: the London Rowing club defeated the crew of the Thames Row ing club today in the final heat for the Stewards challenge cup, winning that trophy.
 CHAMBERLIN $. D. July H. An organized gang of horse and cattle thieves exists in the southern part of Dakota and in the northern part of Nebraska ard the officers are about to resort to extreme measures to extermi nate them.
 NoGALEs, Ariz, July IA courier
 has arrived from Oposura, Sonora, with the information that the Mexican
 authorities publicaly executed eix men
 on the fourth instant for a series O. rob-
 berries.
 DENVER, Colo. July IA special to
 the Times from Albuquerque, N. fl.
 says: "The town of Williams on the Atlantic t Pacific Railroad, IS burning The ffe broke out on First Street at s
 a. m. today, and two blocks of the busi- ness portion are now in ashes. The fire ! originated from gasoline stove explo-
 Sion. The town is without a tire de- psrtment. A south wind is blowing and | the flames are sweeping everything. A
 bucket brigade is futile.
 AUSTIN, Tex, July 1.-The ministers of this city have asked the governor to prevent the Corbett- t-Fitzsimmons fight. BUENos AYsEs, July 11-In collision between two immigrant trains at San Pablo. province Of Condent, yesterday, eleven were killed and thirty injured. MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., July 1.-The
 supreme court has granted stay of ex- ecution in the case of Harry Hayward under sentence of death for murder, uu- til the application can be heard at the October term.
 NEW YORK, July 1l-Mrs. J. Coleman Drayton sailed for Europe today. It is
 said she goes to join Ter husband from
 whom she wac separated cn account of
 Alsop Burrowe.
 WEIGH, W. Vs., July 1.-The Elk
 horn strikers today lad down their gnns
 and resolved to have a peaceful settle
 ment with the operators if any reason
 able terms are offered.
 ATLANTIC CITY, N. J., July 11-Mayor Stoy reports that all those injured by the collapse of the floor at the Casino during social session of the Elks last night are doing we'll and that none will die.
 MUsKEGoN, Mich, July IA forest fire has bulned five miles square of timber and has done great dam sge to crops in the best district of this county. It is now under control unless the wind changes.
 AsHBURY PARK, N. J. July 11-Donald Mckay, of Denver, won first heat and E. A. Swarbrough, of Denve,, second in hn e h.
 bicycle meet today.
 NEW YORK, July IA special from Quesaltenago, Guatemala says that President Barrios and ex-President Basellas have quarrelled and Barrios threatens the arrest of the latter. This would doubtless precipitate an uprising immediately.
 NEW YORK, July 11-Frank Wood ward, the Cuban war correspondent, arrived today on the steamer Ardandhu apparently none the worse for his try ing experiences in Cuba. Woodward tells the following story of the death of Gen. Marti: "Whlle Marti with about 2C0 Cubans was reconnoitering in the vicinity of Ginara, he fell in with 1000 Spanish troops drawn up on the banks of a small river. The insurgent scouts were about to retreat when Marti order ed 8 charge.
 The Spaniards taken by surprise form ed a,square, Gen. Msrti wasmounted CD large grey stallion which he spurred furiously into a gallop and charged madly upon the Spaniards square, break ing down the ranks.
 The horse plunged violently, goaded and pierced by the Spaniard's bsyonets Msrti was dragged from his horse, bay oueted and fairly riddled with bullets.
 PRESCOTT, Ariz.. July 11-Gail A. Swan, member of the Prescott city coun- cil, committed suicide last night by shooting himself through the head. A thirty caliber pistol was used. He had been in financial straights for some time and yesterday was ejected from the hotel where he WAS rooming for failure to pay rent. He also gave an l order for small amount of money yes- terday on party who refused to pay it, 1 and parties cash;ng the order threaten ed him with arrest today. His wife left | here about a month ago with their little | babe for visit to California, which ad- ded to his despondency.
 WATERFOWL. N. Y. July 11-John | Hoch, an ex-convict, shot and killed ] Ingersoll, aged l6, who refused 1 his attentions, and fatally wounded ] Strife. an aged farm hand, who was with her. When cornered Hocn | shot himself ID the head
 BosToN, Mass. July 1.-The meeting of the Christian Endeavor began today