Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-05-11
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Already eight Russian warsbips includ- ing three torpedo boats are here and more are expected. In addition thereto one British, French and American and two German warships have arrived.
 NEW YORK, May GA special to the World from Havana says that the revo- luton agitators are working hard in Camaguay, and the Spainards are send their best soldiers there. In the last war S0,0O0 men revolted in this district. Marcus Garcia, leader of the former revolution, has resigned as mayor of Sancti E5plritu and will probably take command.
 WASHINGTON, D. O., May 6.-An off, cial cable gives decisive information that the emperor of China has ratified the treaty. The information IS so positive ss to be beyond question.
 YOKOHAMA, May 1.-The Japanese privy council and head officials of the government have been hurriedly sum- moued to Kioto to attend a meeting to- morrow.
 ToULoN, May 6.-The French cruiser Sfax and Cecille will accompany the 1 French cruisers Tsge and Suchet to China seas today. They were loaded yesterday with ammunition and provi. sions.
 HAVANA, May 6.-Twenty members of band of rebels at Villas, commanded by QuintIn Bravo, have surrendered.
 TEEN Ts1N, May 6.-Chinese peace en- voys have left Taku for Chee Foo, where a ratification of the treaty be. tween China and Japanese is to bs ex- ecuted Wednesday next. It is reported Lii Hung Chang h1s been degraded. 1 NEW YORK, May 6-The commission appointed by Preside mt Cleveland to ex- anime the plans and route of the Nicar- agua canal left for Greytown last night.
 PITTsBURG, May 6.-Isaac Jones, night clerk First Avenue hotel, was found | this morning. He had been beaten on the head with an iron bar and robbed. | MONTEREY, Mex, May 6-Parnell, the man eatlre lior who was so seriously wounded ID bull fight at Laredo. Tex |. was killed last night by Mexican bull here before an immense audience. Par neil showed no fight from the first.
 SING SING, N. r., May 6.-Warden 1 Sage today said, acting on the advice of Attorney General Hancock, that he had abandoned the idea of executing pr. | Buchanan, on Wednesday.
 IcNA. Mich, May GA. P. Crell has invented aa electric mail car designed to make the trip from New York to Chi cago in five hours. It will run on 8 suspended cable ard will pick up mall en route but R!ll carry no passengers. II will cost SI0,00C a mile to build the road. The power 10 bs uced is from Niagara Falls.
 l TOPEKA, Kas. May 6-Goveruor Nor rlll Is to be arrested on charge of obtaining money under false pretenses. 1 The charge is that Governor Morrill, drew money from the etate to pay his present private secretary a month be- fore being Inaugur8ted.
 NEW YORK. May 6-James Herbert ! clerk in a wholesale shoe and leather house, killed his wife by cutting her threat with a razor early today. He fled and two hours later his body was haul ed from the eess river with hIs throat | cut. Tho husband had accused the wife of iafileity with his sisters husband. MINYEAP-LIs, Miru. May 6-The lum b 1T and banking firm of P. N. Clark and O.. Of St. Cloud Minn., and Min. | nea polls filed an assignment at St. Louis Saturday.
 NISNEA OILS, Miun., May 6-Early 1 this morning two young men found h tha gutter the dead body of Thomas, the su e.i2tendent of the "Soo" Tele- graph company. There was a bullet hole in his head. Thomas last night called on Mrs. F. l.. William, at the hone of her father, k. l.. Borglund. Soon after he left shot was heard. Mrs. Williams is young woman who ren away to Hudson, Wis.,, to marry Williams. He turned out worthless character and she obtained divorce. Williams was arrested and he confessed he shot Thomas.
 BlFFALo, N. Y. May GA fire early today destroyed NJ Strausse and Co.'S tannery, postal station, A. Grobens coal yard, barnes, several freight cars, two | dwellings, number of horses and a | large amount of stock burned in east | Buffalo. The loss Is estimated at quar- ger of million dollars with Sl25, GOO in- surance.
 LONDON, May 5-The way the Amerl- cans are running their horses here has begun to arc lse criticism which promises to increase. It is impossible to ascertain in advance what horses they intend to run in any event.
 The Sporting Times today says: "The Americaos played bold game in enter ing a horse like Balq to be sold for POO pounds. Four thoussod pour ds went on him and the good thIng came off in fine style. He was bought in for 750 pounds and It is said would not have been cold for twice that amount. Simlns was agaIn seen to great advantage There is DO doubt he Is really fine horseman."
 The plunge on Banquet was the talk of the day as we have become unaccus- toned to such heavy betting. We can-