Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-08-17
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coming congress will paes bill proyid ing for the early construction of the Nicaraguan canal under the control of the United States. He says the argu. ment in favor of thie, is unauswerabIe and that he will work indefatiggbiy for n bill in both houses.
 LONDON, Aug. S-Just a few moments after the run made by the torpedo boat "Destroyer', last week, when the Prince of Wales and Duke of York were aboard. 1t was discovered that her furnace crown was cracked. Had the crack been there when the boat was at full speed the boiler would have burst
 NEW YORK, Oct. S-Mrs. P. T. Bar nun, widow of the famous show mau, was married yesterday to Dementrus Dallas Bey Greek with a Turkish title.
 NEW YORK, Aug. S.-Dr. Gregory of the American Missionary Colony al Ku Ching writes to the World of of the massacre. He WIS the first to arrive a, the scere. Miss. Cordington received a cut on the left side of her mouth ' iu- ches long dividing the chin and expos ing the maxillary bone; and a cut three inches long on the right side of the Deck. Miss ChartfUrd, the only American, was beaten terribly about the lower ex- tremities; Mildred Stewart, 12 years old was bruised all over the head and body; Baby Stewart 13 month old was fatally beaten and hacked. Mr and Mrs Steward nellie Saund r; ard Tina Filler were
 killed and the bodies burned. The other women were cut with spears. KEY WEST, Aug. 8-The latest sdvices from Cuba state that Campos wants
 to resign. He has ordered ten per cent of the male population into action and the
 order caused great dissatisfaction.
 Marcus Garcia, mayor of San Esperito,
 has enlisted POGO men and taken arms against Spain.
 LONDON, Aug. S.-A special dispatch 1 to the Pail Mall Gazette from Shanghai says "Fanatical outbreaks against chris tIans have occurred at Ching Chow part ot province Cf Foo Kien and Huhe Tai Ping and Anhui. These outbreaks are not the work of brigands but are organ ized aud earned out by Chinese of tioIals. The Extent of damage done is not yet known, but the foreigners an re ported to have escaped. The British aed American missions at Foot Chan, near Canton, were attacked yesterday by large and infuriated mobs which de- molished hospitals and caused some
 missionaries to flee.
 JACKSON, Miss. Aug. S-Bishop Cal loway, of this city, has received the fol lowing cgbIegrRm from the Rev. Drs, Parker aud Reid at Shanghai, "Horrible massacre; more danger; move Washing ton"
 Los ANGELES, Calf. Aug. S-Will Knight, Assistant U. s. Attorney died this morning. lie was we'll known as chief clerk in the department of justice at Washington. He was also U $. Dis trict attorney at Atlanta and resided for while in Tucson, Arizona.
 PREsCoTT, Ariz. Aug. S-Joe Camp bell died last evening from the effects cf gunshot ound received in 8 shoot ing scIape Sunday night at his Turkey Creek station. He made a statement before dying that hs had been shot by Ed Payne, who is now ip the hospital department of the county jail The shooting of Ernest Arptz was acciden tai, as the bullet which hit him was in- tended for Payne. The trouble was casussd by Payne paying to much at tentiou to Csmbell's wife.
 CITY CF MEXICO. Aug. 7-The autopsy on the body Of Editor Dimes, who was 8ssaseinatsd in Puebla, disclcses that the crime was even more brutal in its details than at first reported. There were forty-twO wounds, two traversing the haart, nine in the back, five ,n the face, five in the abdomen, three in the legs, and the fast distributed ali over his body. Ex Governor Marquez, who protected Dimes during hIs administra- tion, was chief mourner at quiet fun erel at Aguazul cemetery. The police at the station near the place of the crime have testified that they heard no out erica nor anything to awaken their sus- picione. The general opinion in Puebla Is that the crime had political motive.
 PHoENIx, Ariz., Aug. 7-The great Silver King mine in the Bradshaw mountains, fcrty miles from Prescott, has been bonded for 3500,000 by the owners, Place, Sheckles $ Harrington. These gentlemen received cash surety of Sl0,0O0. The purchasers were H. 5. Chamberlain & Go. of Denver, who are one of the largest handlers of mines in the United States. The mine is an i'm mense proposition and has already given d fortune to it's o#ners. The new ow1- CTS will place improved machinery at the mine and with large force of men will make 1t one of the greatest mineral producers ID Arjz0La.
 VALLEJO, Cal, Aug. 7.-Supervisor McGettigan is locking for stranger who resembles Constable Fleming. On Monday night McGerttigsn returned from Fairfield with money to pay Con- stables Fleming and Blessington. He saw Fleming, as he though, or the street and walking up to him said: Here's your salary" spd gave him Sl00. The man thanked him and McGettigan then gave him another 5l00 with which to | psy Constable Blesslngton. The man took that also wit.l thanks. Today the | applied to McGettigan for | their wages and hs discovered that he | had paid the mo0ey to the wrong | man. The stranger has disappeared
 CHICAGo, Aug. 7-F. E. Little, night | clerk ln tde Grand Hotel, thinke he has | solved the mystery ot Holmes' female 1