Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-11-09
TELEGRApHIC.

has been further complicated by a re port which has just reached he of the firing by Vtnezuelaa guard Costa or the Yosotis, a vessel flying tl.e British flag, of The Island of Trinidsd. end the killing of her commander, Thcmss Garcia.
 The general opinion expressed in off cial circles here is that if Eu,opsaH powers tide over the present crlsis with out coming to hard knocks in some part of the world it will be 8 matter of sincere congratulations aod decided triumph for the diplomacy of peace eeelt ing nations.
 Naturally in view of tbe slarmirr rumors circulating everywhere the Ed ropean bourses have been badly affect ed and as n result tharo has bsen T rsp- eral slump iu international securities.
 Newspapers are trying to put on a bold front in the face of a situation which is labelled Dangerous" by even the most conservative peop'e, but there is no getting away from the hard fact that Great Bnts:n is mora than likeIy to lind herself in a state of troezng iso- lation. In the far east her diplomat; have been badly and c'nv9-iy ortman- ouvered by those of Russla and la the Armenian question it is feared that Russia and France are more than pre-
 pared to leave her in the lurch when il suits them.
 Regarding the situation ia the far
 east m the highest political ciTcies ID
 England, as well as imong the Euro
 pean powers generally, DO dou5t exists
 that extensive concessions in Mauchu-
 ris have been given by China to R1ssla.
 Recen: American pub cations O: the good will of the Unit,d Statss toward
 Great Britain have in vww of the dan gerous situation Of affairs been tbe source of much c0mfCrt and the same may be said of the httituds oi the United Ststes towards the Arme ian question.
 Madagascar, too, pr1misee to open 8 troublesome problem in the near future in view of the nature of ths French prot, etc -nte, which i5 framed so as tC relieve the French government of any liabilities for debts to foreign credito.;
 contracted by Madagascar. The spectator to-day, referring tt | Madtgascar, said: "It seemg probable that Fraoce's new acGmsition will caus, fresh trouble in Europe" The Saturday Revisv takes an alarm ing view Of the eastern situation, say. ing:
 i've are face to lace with the fac | that Russia intends to seiZe as much O notthwes ern China as she can assimi late, while France Is rsso ved to exteGC her empire from Sim into eouthwrs China and this divis on of territory VI cannot sllow."
 MEMPHIS, Nov. 1--Jsmes J. Corbet leaves tonight for Nev York. He say he will pay no more attention to FItz simmons, and eontem,lates the final re tirement from the ring.
 ANGELS CAMP. Gal, Nov. 4-Davt Sutherland was instantly killed in ths
 Pure Quill mine on the Dunn ranch thil
 morning. A bucket lowered with {
 rock caught and fell or Suthsrlandl head.
 NEW YoRk, Nov. 1.-The Duke oi
 Marlborough cut hls visit short t.
 Washington and was back ID town b..
 fore day break this morning. Severa
 important considerations hastened his return, one of which was the rehearsal of the wedding eet for some time th:e afternoon. 1; is also rumored that the future duchess is suffering from slight inGispositiop, owing to the worry at teuda1t upon the preparations for 8 genuine wedding on Wednesday. Wren Mise Consuelo and mother go oct for a drive, detectives follow the carriage, while two brswny policemen mount guard on the sidewalk, to keep the crowd of curiosity seekers a. distance.
 CHICAGO, Nov. 1 Eugene Field, poet, died he heart failure about five o'clock this morning. He retired last night iu usua! health. appeared perfectly well until daybreak, when his son, who oc- cupied the room with hlm, heard him groan. It wss his expiring gasp. Field leaves widow and i've children.
 MEAENEAPoLIs, Minr., Nov. 1.-The union job printers of Minneapolis struck this morning for thirty cents an hour and nine hours day.
 WAsHINGToN, Nov 4-President Clsve- land today issued proclamation design ing Thursday, November 18th, as Thanksgiving day.
 PARIS, Nov. 4-The Figaro today, on Veaczulean affairs s8ye: The dispute between England and Vene- ,ue.a is worth watching, on account of he proximity of British and American ieets.
 Prudence recommends that they te lot left too long together, for the in- ense hatred of Americans toward the Id country is appalling.
 ST. CLOUD, Minn., Nov. 1.-The night rew of the Great Northern switchmen l uit work at midnight last night, but | ais is the only evidence so far of | -rike. The company has an armed | uard protecting the briuge over the Iississippi.
 The A. R. U. officials say the strika Ill not be declared effective until tc- ght. Trains are running.
 WASHINGTON, Nov. 3-TEe presiden day appointed James B. Angel, O. ichigan, John 3. Russell, of Massachu- its. and Lyman E. Conley, of Illinois, mnissioners to make inquiry and re- rt upon the feasibility of deep water nal between tbe great lakes and At ntic ocean. LONDON, Nov. A special from
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