Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-07-20
Viceroy Li Hung Chang had an idea.

1 ie@uI dHSS 't 'I, tnaI tu9 ISUSslhn gov erIment would interfere to prevent .Ia- pan from securing any territory on the mainland of Asia, and the negotiations weIe made that much easier.
 "But the Japanese were not sure after the negotiations with Lii that the terms made would be rigidIy lived up 60. They remembered that ID 1878 England and France waged war on Chius. the war terminating with the treaty at Tlsn TsiD. The two European nations with drew their forces from China, on the understanding that the latter nation would abide by the treaty, which wse, however, overthrown when 1t reached Pekin, and there vas nothing for them to but to fight 1t all over again and take Pekln, where the final treaty was signed. Japan feared there might be repetition of that procedure, but am glad to state It will not oe the case. Feeling that any continuation of the war would only work further hardship CD the defeated coun- try, and that the terms of peace were as reasonable as could be expected, 1 WAS strongly in favor of the adoption of the treaty and urged 1t on the Chinese en- voys, with the result hat 1t vas finally ratified at Pebin. There WAS consider able opposition to the treaty and many of the viceroys and generals united in 8 protest against it's adoption, but wiser judgment prevailed"
 NEW YORK, July F The assoc 'ated pioneers of territorial days in California, have issued call to the late Gen John C.. Fremont's friends for funds to erect a suitable monument. The design ehows heroic sized figure of the General standing upon a rock. The total height of the monument is 22 feet. On the rock is cut a cross in commemoration of the cross Fremont cut upon the rock at h. dependence and the words Fremont the path finder" The cost of the monu- ment is to be ST, ,000.
 DETROIT, Mich. June 12-Nothing is received in response to inquiries sent to ThOmpsonville, where most of the resi- dents of Benisee County who yesterday lost their homes by fire, have taken refuge. Cleary is reported destroyed. |. Fires are raging along the line of the Grand Rapids & Indiana Railway in 1 Wexford, Celaske and Antrim counties, but light shower at Mechanic City and ! vicinity last night sverted a serious danger Tn that section. Ogden, Emmett County, is reported as in danger.
 DEMINe, N. M. July 12-It has been learned that John Quiggley. an old resi- dent was brutally murdered near Arris- tas, Old Mexico. He was asleep and hls head was crushed in with 8 pick ax. He had S8000 in gold on his person. Bill Davis, his partner, is suspected.
 GEEENcAsTLE, Ind, July 12-The Cioverdale bank at Cloverdale closed today.
 l NEW ORLEANS, La. July 12-The Panama Railroad Company Will estsb- fish a line of steamers between this port and Colon on August 18th. PORTLAND, Osn. July 12-U. s. Pos- tai Clerk Harmsnn identified John Case who is in jail here, ss the man who | went through his car. He makes the fourth person positively identified ID the case.
 AsHRURY PARK, July 12-Otto Zsigler, of San Jose, California, qualified for the half mile national championship race ! this forenoon winning heat in l :26 3-5 NEW YORK, July 12-Ex-Senator F. M. Sanders, or Montana Is in the city. h an interview he said: eve are seeing better times all through the northwest and business is picking up." Waco, Tex. July 12-The remains found in cornield near McGregor have been identified as those of Capt. Stephen Bake, wealthy Cuban, who was exiled for writing letters to a filibuster.ng party in New York. He was starving and ate the green corn raw which killed him.
 DENVER, July 1.-The Times this afternoon, commenting editorislly on the fact that five out of eight men in the Cornell boat at Henly became ex- hausted and dszed, says:
 "UnlesS some satisfactory explanation Is gwen to this matter soon the general feeling will b. that the Cornell crew were foully tempered with by English men before the race was started"
 T,t- by, of Greenvllle, has been appointed receiver of the Citizens bank of Ansonia.
 KANSAS Ci1Y, Mo-, July 12-George E. Black and George Neal have been appointed by United States Judge Phillips, receivers of the Campbell Con- | mission compsny,an Illinois corporation, is doing cattle commission business m | Kansas City, St. Louis, Chicagr, South | Omaha, and Fort Worth.
 SAN FRANCISCO, July 12-The wife of Richard Mcdonald, Jr the man who is | in jail awaiting trial on the charge of wTecking the Pacific bank, has gone to | Europe, taking with her the Sl00,000 | with which he expected to make his de- fense.
 ST. LOUIS, July 12-Mrs. Elisa Me Donald, who Is reported to have fled from San Francisco with slOO,O0O be- longing to her husband. Richard Mo Donald, Jr., was located in this city to- day. She said:
 ''The report that fled with my hus- bands money is untrue. I have not months, and then the amount was not more than s5000."
 HENLEY on the Thames, July 1.-The band played God Save the Queen" as the crowd cheered itself hosrse. Poor Fennell lay as if dead in the bottom of