Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-04-06
TELEGRApHIC.


 COLON, Colombia, March 25-The gov ernment troops were victorious in an engagement at San Carlos. Dispatches from Gen. Reyes, commanding the gov ernment forces, confirms the news of the battle at Enslno, March 15. AL though l 300 government troops died on the march, the rebels numbering, 2,5OO were routed with loss of 1,2C) killed. Only 700 Colombian troops were killed. The rebellion Is ended.
 Los ANGELES, March 28-The rain- fall for the present storm up to 1:3O p. m. today has been 2.39; the season l5.3S, exceeding last season by S.9S inch es.
 HARMONY GROVE, Ga. March 2S-A boiler in the Langston sawmill, in Apple Valley, exploded last night. Willie Goode standing near had his body cut entirely in two. John LaDgston WAS hurled thir9y yards. Nearly every bone in his body was broken. A negro work man, cook, was instantly killed. Ed Churchwell, F M Langston and John Holbrook were severely injured.
 NEW YORK, March 28-Scott Foster, president of the Peoples bank, was assaulted today by his brother, William H. Foster, with a heavy cane. When arrested he said his brother had robbed him of all he had. Ills injuries are dangerous.
 WAsHINToN, March 28-Forty three candidates for admission to the military academy passed examinations. Among the number are Irving l.. Hunt, Point Arena; Herbet l.. Wigmore, Los Ange- les; Robert H. Peck, San Diego.
 ST. LOUIS, Mo. March 28-A special to the Post Despatch from Fort Worth says: Slaughter Kid and Saunder', desperadoes were killed this morning by deputy U. $. Marshall Attilones, of the Indian Territory.
 John A. Bigelow, who yesterday in New York murdered Amy Thill, then cons mitted suicide, was confined in the in- sane asylum here from December 1892 to May 1893.
 HERMosILLo, Mex. March 2S-C. P. Wilson and Frank Middleton, mining engineers from Pennsylvania, reports ths discovery of rich gold mlne in the Yaqui indian country. It is being work cd in primitive way by Indians. They will organize an expedition to take pos session of 1t.
 CANAsERAGA, N. Y. March 2S-The entire business part of the village and dwellings were burned today. A strong wind is blowing and the village had only primitive means of fighting the flames. Half the people are homeless. The loss is Sl0O,000; half covered by in- surance. No lives were lost, but many persons are injured.
 LOUISVILLE, Ky, March 2S-The inside facts of the hold up near Green wood are that a detective had been in conference with the robbers. The train men had been informed and code of signals prepared. Everything worked like clockwork and the robbers were shot down with mercy.
 CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, March 2S-Jesse Morrow and his son Tom were the trsin robbers who were killed yesterday ID Greenwood. Ky. They lived fourteen miles firm Greenwood and were tough characters. The third man wounded was William Martin, of Allegheny, Pa. The mail agent says that he saw one Of the robbers shoot Martin.
 WInNEPEG, Man. March 29-The separate schools warfare will continue for two months at least. Premier Green way has publicly announced that the legislature will adjourn Fridry till May 9th.
 MACON, Mo-, March 2S-The Clarence, bank, of Clarence, Shelby county has suspended,
 BTsMARK, Mo, March 28-The Cali fornia express was held up at Williams vile last night. The robbers got no'h- ing except the conductors gold watch.
 HoNG KoNG, March 28-The Japanese will lombard Ia Kus island, Formosa tomorrow. Lii Hung Chang has so far recovered as to resume negotiations with the Japanese officers next week.
 CLIENT, Belgium, March 29-At large meeting of socialists yesterday 1t was decided to commence general strike on receiving a signal from the general council at Brussels.
 NEW YORK, March 28 The wind is northwesterly, and blowing 65 miles an hour, within seven miles of the highest record made since March 1876.
 CHARLESTON, N. H. March 2S-The trustees of the Connecticut River Sav- ings Bank today voted to petition the court to place the bank in the hands of a receiver.
 SAN FRANCIsCo, March 28-A suit in volving the purchase of big stock ranch in Elcho county, Nevsda, was filed this morning by Robert E. Moore against George W Grayson. Moore claims nearly S3l GOO the result of a failure of Grayson to deed him 1902 acres of land.
 NEW YORK, March 27-A special from Havana, Cuba, says:
 Colonel Aroz, with 300 men, met a body of 500 insurgent cavalry, under Guerra, at Ssbana de Guara- gana. A fight ensued in which fifteen were killed and quantity of captured. The government loss was two officers killed. Colonel Aroz also met the insurgents Wednesday at San Ramon and defeated | them after killing and wounding many 1 of them. It is reported that party of i about 300 strong, have taken l the field under Meiro and Manans. and | are we'll equipped with arms and am- intuition.
 "La Discussion of Havana, says that
  on last Tuesday, at Santiago de Cuba, sn English steamer, the Lorentis, was fired upon by the Spanish coast patrol, ,or failure to heave to when ordered