Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-10-19

seriously injured.
 NEW YORK, Oct. 10-lhe Herald say
 that Joseph H. Manly, chairman of tn,
 Nsti nal Republican executive com
 mittee will so3n visit the Pacinc coast
 It is intimated that "boom" for Y. E
 Reed will be looked after.
 SAN FRANCIsCo, OJt. 10-PrIvate ad-
 vicee are to the effect that La Paz
 Mexico, has been com mpletely destroyed
 by hurracane followed by tidal
 wages. The loss of life is heavy.
 ADELADE, South Australia, Oct. 1O-
 At Coolgardie, the centre Of the new
 gold felt, whole blocks of building
 on Bayley street were burned yesterday
 by fire which stsrted through the up-
 setting of lamp. Damage 1,25O, ,OOO
 GREEN BAY, Wis. Oct. 1O-A lum Der
 laden schooner was driven ashore today
 on the east side of Door Peninsula. She
 is 300 yards from shore, exposed to a
 terrific easterly gale. A yawl connot
 land and the crew are in the rigging.
 The life saving crew left Sturgeon Bay overland, a distance of II miles. The vessel will be total loss.
 JACKSON, Cal, Oct. 1O-A destructive fire broke out in the center of the busi- ness part of the town et o'clock this morning. 1t started in the rear of a n,ags of frame buildings, close to the National hotel and completely destroyed them all, burning frontage of over loo feet on the business street.
 ClTY OF MEXICO, Oct. 10-Iuterviewed
 by an Associated Press reporter on the
 project originally formed by Protestant
 missionaries to carry on a crusade against the adoration of the virgin of Guadalupe, Archbishop Chapelle of Santa Fe saiG:
 ''I will be delighted to hear the pre- iect has been abandoned. It would have been a great mistake On the occa- sion of festivity which partakes large ly of national character, to start such
 an offensive discord to the cause of in- ternational amity would undoubtedly have hurt the crusade, and what would the Protestant ministers. from that point of view, have gained? Just noth- Ing. They would have convinced mo- body. No, 1t would have been s mis- take; sad mistake
 The Union Iron Works of San Fran. cisco have taken a contract for large installation of machinery for the gold
 mine belonging to William Landau. An effort is being made in congress to secure an extension of time of the con cession for building A railway along the Mexican side of the Rio Grande and will likely succeed, as the government will prefer that bond be given, which Chi csgo capitalists gre wiling to furnish. The police and judicial authorities at Guadalupe announce that they will compel Catholics and roiestaDts alike to It aspect the reform laws. Pilgrims will not be allowed to carry relig ious banners pr wear the insignia in public. If the missionaries desire to worship the Virgin Guadalupe by means of the circulaIlan of literature they will be amply protected, but Protestants no more than Catholics may organize religious demonstrations in the public street.
 A hurricane at Msz4tlan did some damage to shipping.
 George l.. Loop has received a con- cession for the establishment of two fac tories in this country, one in the federal dl lcf rInf For t.o ,f nt, NFo der, smokeless powder and dynamite, and also factories for making acids which at present are all imported. American capital is behind this import ant undertaking.
 The rise ia government six per cent gold bonds in Europe to within three per cent of par, causes the press to eu- logiZe the successful administration of the finance department of Minister L.- mantour
 There is steady demand from Eu- rope for the new five per cent silver bonds which are great favorite with European investors. They are today quoted at 80. Mexico City five per cent gold bo -ds are at S3.
 Lieut. Dwyer, military attache of the United States legation has reported to Minister Ransom on the negro coloniste in Northern Mexico, stating there are l07 negroes at Eagle Pass and it will cost 5230O to return them t0 their old homes. The negroes at TiahUilo were housed exactly as-the native peons and were treated the same, but disease, in- applicable to them and to the Mexicans, broke out among them and seventy dIed. l The negroes fled but many died at froD- tier towns of small pox. The experi- | ment was unfortunate in it's result, but | DO attempt was made to maltreat them. | They proved much better laborers in | cotton fields than were the peons. Of | total of S25 negro colonists the where | abouts of 250 remain unknown.
 Los ANGELES, Oct. 1.-The south pound s. P. train jumped the track at Iangs Station, above Saugue, this morn ng. Fireman Her was injured. The rain will be delayed about s hours.
 SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. H. District At orney Barnes today resumed the cross xamlnation of Theodore Durrant, op he subject of the component parts of Barnes said he wished o show that a sufficient quantity of omo-seltzer would kill the person who ad been partly overcome by gas. Dur ant ssid h, had general knowledge of he component parts of the medicine. ie denied the active principle of the ,edicine was bromide of potassium.
 Durrant became confused while being uestloned regarding the notes of the ,cture on tie afternoon of Blanche murder. A weak part of his was the statement that when rrested on April 12th he did not know neither he had notes of Dr. Cheney's cture. or not, although he compared otes with student GlGzler four days efore ana knew that be WAS suspected