Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-08-14
LATE TELEGRAPHNEWS
General Happenings Throughout Many
 Points Of the Country.

Word was received this afternoon from Wilhoit Springs that the stage which left Oregon City this morn was held up by two masked men at Wright's Bridge. The robbers ap- peared on the roadsire with their Winchesters leVeled on the driver, and compelled him to stop. There were three passengers on board, two men and one woman. The road agents compelled them to get out of the stage and line up, and while one man stood guard, the other searched the passengers and took what money and jewelry they had. The exact amount of the plunder Is not known. The same stage was held up a month ago.
 BUzzARDs BAY, Aug. l2.-A TO. porter of the Associated Press called upon the president today and showed him a cable from Tien Tsin, in which the American residents there appeal to the United States for assistance. The president re- fused to discuss the question at length and said the matter of pro- tecting the Americans in China was in the hands of the ate department and 1t would undoubtedly receive attention without delay.
 WINSTON, N. C., Aug. l2.-It was announced in the eolored churches yesterday that a mob would lynch Arthur Futile, colored, on trial for the murder of a policeman. One hundred and fifty negroes marched to tbe jaIl armed with shotguns. The sheriff ordered out the Forsythe riaemen, and the negroes fired on them, wounding several. The rife men fired several volleys at the negroes, who dispersed, carrying off the wounded. Fourteen have been arrested.
 BREMERHAvEN, Aug. l2-The ad- mirslty court has rendered decis- ion Tn the inquiry made into the sinking of the steamship Elbe, in collision with the British steamer Carthie, in January last. The court holds that the blame of the collision must be attributed to the mate of the Carthie, who deserted his post immediately before the occurrence. and went into the galley of the ship.
 WAsHNGroS, Aug. l2-The treas ury today issued Sl.650OD1 in gold for export to Europe, leaving . To- serve of only about Sl ,SO0,OOO above the hundred million point. This heavy withdrawal has given rise to the report that another boud issue IS impending, but there Is now nU one m Washingtoa who can speak authOritively on the subject.
 NEw YORK, Aug. l2- Edward M. Cameron, a millionaire, was found dead last nlght and 1t was supposed heart disease caused his death. The corUner's inquest to-day. however, developed the fact that be was clean ing a pistol in his room yesterday afternoon, when the weapon was accidently discharged and the bull let passed through his heart.
 DESvER, Aug. I2 A special to the Times from Victor, Colorado, says: Marshal William Shea, when attempting tO arrest Patrick Gib- Son Tor disturbing the peace, vas shot and killed by the latters brother, Bill. The Gibsoas escaped. 1 posse Is pursuing the Gibs0ns. who are deputy sheriifs.
 MAEYsyILLE, Cal. Aug. l2-The preliminary examination of Harry Williams, better known as bandit Brady, for the murder of Sheriff BOgard was begun this morning. None of the witnesses identified the prisoner
 SAS FRkNCIsoO. Aug. l2-Judgs Murphy allowed the District Attor- ley to peremptOrily challenge Juror Brown this morning because he 'Oted Co acquit N. D. Howell of orgery because the evidence was 
 ATLANTA, Ga, Aug. I2-A special Q the JoJrnal from Camilla, Ala. avs: Will Harris, the negro who attempted to assault Mrs. J. T. Monroe, sixty-year-old white wo- nan in COlquit county last Friday, yas captured here Saturday aud aken to the scene of his crime for ] and shot Co death by the 1 mob.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Aug l2-The Navy ] has ordered the cruiser Olympia to join the Asiatic squad l on and to race at least as far as Honolulu. The 0lympia's officers | Till attempt to beat the worlds | ecord made by the Columbia of a l oyage of Is knots per hour.
 SAN FRANcIsUo, Aug I2-General l Intonio Ezeta has issued another reclamation to citizens of San Sal sdor. He says he will soon return nd lead them in revolt against the 
 FLAGSTAFF. Ariz., Aug. I2.-Gus. iudespah, who shot and killed | William KlosteTmeyer at Belmont l May last, was found guilty of ianslaughter and sentenced to seven ears in the territorial prison.
 CRIPPLE CREEK, Colo, Aug. l2.-
 miner supposed to be George Me 'ermot from papers found in his ocket was struck and killed by ghtning last night.
 SAN FRANCIsCo, Aug. I2-Irving colt is soon going to Japan to bid | n the construction of some Japan se war ships.
 TAMPA, Aug. l2.-Passengers from uba state that every man in Santa speritus who could carry arms has 'Ined the insurgents. Campos now limits that he has fears of the revol- ton extending and is endeavoring , keep them out of the principal ties. The insurgents have all the ,untry east of the Matauzas.
 A Fatal Accident.
 A. H. Gruell, a young man about years old, was the victim of an
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