Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-04-20

insane asylum convicts, was captured at New Hamburg In a box car.
 KANSAS CrTY, April 12-J. D. Illers, of the Rochester brewery, made sn assignment this afternoon. The asset are given as $500, 900; liabilities $751; 900.
 SAN FeANCIsCo, April 1.-The Fresno Loan $ Savings bank is about to close its doors. It had been sinking for two years. County and city officials have s107 900 depositel and not over s3O,OO0 ! will be recovered. SAN FRANCESCA. April IA gang of boy footpads has been discovered, though not yet located. Two of them held up John Odsy, & boy F years old, and secured nickel, all he had. ANGELS CAMP, Cal, April 1.-The dam of the Utica Mining company broke ast night. The torrent of water carried away building in the flats and drown ed Otto Lundt, sn old man, and did damage amounting to s70,0OO. DENVER, Colo. April PA special to the Times from Florisant, Colo says that a man has been arrested there boardidg the train, who is believed to be one of the Cripple Creek express robbers.
 DEs MONIES. Ia. April 12-The gov ernor was notified this morning that a company of Iowa National Guards from Centerville has been called to Cincin- nati, Iowa, to quell a disturbance by miners. All is quiet now. It is believ- ed that that company will be able to control the outbreak.
 TOLEDO, O., April 12-The price of crude oil jumped up 241s cents this morning. The Ohio field is going wild, and intense activity in putting down new wells IS the result.
 PITTsBURG, Ps., April 12-An extra ordinary movement in the oll market this week. from Sl.17 last Saturday to sl.S0 yesterday, has revived the fever to an intense degree. Men are in the
 field day and night locking for possible developments. Some idea of the activity in the field of operations may be seen from the fact that the Standard Oll company purchased S3,OOO, ,OJO worth of territory.
 LAREDO, Tex, April 12-Boone's lion
 Parnell, which fought a bear April l, attacked his keeper last night and
 mangled him to the point of death. He
 was horribly mutilatsd. Parnell was
 being put ID condition for a bull fight.
 He had to be fearfully beat over the
 head with clubs, crow bars and axes to
 make him let go the keepers arm.
 NoGALEs, Ariz., April 12-Quong Sing
 Lung, Chinese merchant ID Nogsles,
 Mexico, was murdered last night in his store by unknown parties. His jugulsr
 vein was cut and string tied around
 his neck.
 SPRINGFIELD, H., April 13-The Hi nois magnificent s5,0OO,OO0 state house caught fire in the senate wing shortly after noon today, and in a few minutes that portion was gutted. In the wing of the building where the fire is raging the auditor, state treasurers aud offices of insurance commissioners and agricultural boards are located. Wild confusion prevailed. A gale was blowing and the firemen were unable to cope with the flames. The wing is ruined. The building was regarded as fireproof Loss s1OO,OOO.
 WASHINGTON, April 13-Reports of the internal revenue office here say that the income tax returns are coming in rapid | ly. It is probable tne revenue will hold as exempt the sale of outstanding timber and royalties on coal, mineral, oil and gas wells. The products will be treated as rents, and therefore, not subject to the tax.
 SLANG HAI, April 13-M cVchury to- day reports that the Japanese have pre- 5CbtCo oh fACAOy LII Hung Chang demanding that China accept or refuse the terms offered by Japan no later than tomorrow. The paper adds that Japan has reduced its indemdity demand by lOO.OO0,OOO yen.
 WASHINGTON, April 13-Informsl notice has been given the United States supreme court by counsel in opposition for the purpose of asking the court for a rehearing of the income tax question.
 VIENNA. April 13-Tbe Austrian viii lsge of Toplitz, 8 we'll known health re sort has been almost destroyed by fire.
 MADISON, April l3-Wisconsn woman suffrage bill was killed in the assembly today by vote of 43 to 36
 COLUMBIA, Pa. April 13-The general merchandise store of H. Keller & Son at Wrightsviile as blown up this morning. Damages Sl3,OO0. The explosion is thought 0 De toe work of an esemy of Keller < Son.
 OMAHA, Neb April 13-C. mplaint IS | made by the Union Pacific shopmen that | the company Is violating the order of Judge Caldwell prohibiting the reduo ion of wager. Many men have been let out in the past few months and re- .mploy ed bat are compelled to work ten hours for same wages they received before for eight hours.
 PrMERoY, Oqio. April 13-TWenty three mine. $ imported Io take the places of the striking miners at minersvIlle, wbo pined the strikers have all left tbe