Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-04-20
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Moods Pills are purely vegetable. 2sc.
 PHILADELPIA, April 11-Judge Arnold, grand master of the Masons in Pensylva- nis has decided that cremation is not a christian burial.
 EAsToN, Pa. April 11-Danger from high water has passed.
 BoRDENrowN, N. J. April 1.-The flood has fallen IS inches.
 WASHINGTON, April 1.-The treasury today issued to income tax collectors series of supplemental in- etructions to conform to the recent decision of the supreme court.
 WASHINGTON, April 10-The cable re- ports that seven of the eight terms of peace between Japan and China have been agreed upon, which occasions much speculation here as to the eigth term on which Japan insists. The Jsp- snese officials say they have no infor- nation of the eight conditions. There is no doubt however that nve of the most essential conditions are those given in the dispatches at the outset of negotiations, viz: A new Japan China treaty, conceding Japan extra territorial courts in China, but denying the latter country extra-territori8l courts in Japar independence of Corea; an indemnity of about S200,OO0,O00; occupation of Port Arthur and Wei-hsi-wei for term of years; cession of the island of Formosa. Five terms are now fully confirmed by later developments of the conference. Three additional ones have now been added and these, 1t is believed, relate to trade matters. Which one of these eight terms of peace is the cause of de- lay is not known here.
 KANSAS CITY, Mo. April IA special to the Star from Hennessy, Okla, says: The Lacey mail carrier brings news of another desperate battle between the Dover train robbers and the United States marshal in which two more out laws have been killed. Tuesday Deputy Marshal Moore received a bullet in the shoulder which is more painful than dangerous.
 ST. LOUIS, Mo-, April 11-A Wash ington dispatch says that the Cuban revolutionists will, today, announce the independence of the island and establish a republic. A proclsmticn will be issued, a constitution adopted and officers named. They will then ask recognition by the United States and other nations.
 WASHINGTON, April 1.-The opinion is genera, among republican politicians that the next national convention of the party will be held in San Francisco.
 VICTORIA, B. C., April 11-Mail ad- vices by steamer give the news of great danger to southern Japan from genuine cholera. The disease has been imported from China. They have been eighteen cases and ten deaths thus far.
 DENVER, Colo. April IA special to the Times from Cripple Creek, Colo, says the mail sndexpress wagon which connects with the Midland terminal at Grassy. was boarded today about two miles from this city by two men who overpowered the driver, Robert Smith, and secured an express package Sl6.OOO and escaped on horse back. A posse with bloodhounds is zone in pursuit.
 YOKOHAMA April 12-It is stated here ,n reliable authority that unless truce s concluded within the period of the srmistice the same will not be extended and the Japanese armies may advance lpon Peking. It is officially stated that cholera in the Pescsdore islands is abating.
 WASHINGTON, April 12-Official ad- vices received from the Japanese lega- ion today indicate that an understand ng has been reached between the Jsp- Inese and Chinese plenipotentiariee. | News of a definite conclusion of peace nay be expected at any time.
 Brief as the foregoing official message 2, 1t marks the close of the Japan jhins war, barring hitch at the last | moment.
 HAVANA April 12-Jose Marti has | een selected pre4ident of the new re- ublic of Cuba and has been proclaimed | he executive by the insurgents. There , considerable dissatisfaction over the however as Martl is now in he United States. The other officers ave not been ann0ueced. meeting of mmanders will be held to erfect plans of warfare.
 The Mlerets Bros warehouse, and two ther commercial buildings at Mstanzss seaport 52 miles east of this city, were urned last night. The loss is over l 100000.
 SAN FRANCISCO, April 1.-The South rn Pacific is making an attempt to open le Oakland water front. The case was 'cently thrown out of the United States lpreme court.
 DENVER, Frank Trumbull, receiver of le Gulf road, has just sold s3OO,OOO orth of receivers certificates to Den- 'r parties for the purpose of building 8 'ad from Trinidad to Walsenburg, as rected by the United States court.
 DENVER, Colo., April 12-The Arapa- oe county commissions voted today to lbscribe slOO,OO0 towards the proposed ternational mining aud industrial ex- osltIon in Denver in 1896.
 VICTORIA, April 12-Fierce thunder orms ragged over British Columbis last ght. A party of Indians who were 'mped under a huge cedar tree were l killed, save one man. when furoioos ist tore the tree out by the roots.