Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-05-18


 10 noon twelve vessels have been known
 to have been wrecked.
 SAN ANTONIO, Tex, May IA purse of SIO,OJO Tor the COr5ett kilzsimmons fight, has been subscri sed bsre. The
 packers ot the prime pals consentel tC give the proposition consideration. It is proposed to pull the fight off at Nuevo
 Laredo, l0O miles south, if the offer is accepted.
 WILCOX, Arlz., May l4-Much alarm IS felt over tue outbreak of Italians re- ported in the Dragon mountains. The miners have abandoned their claims in the new fields. Responsible reports say thls morning that a band of nfteen Indians, heavily armed, were seen near 5undowD, seven miles south of Clifton rounding up horses. A troop of cayahy y i left Fort Bayard for the scene. The citizens are wrought up because of the inadequate military protection. It is thought that several small bands of Indians are moving bent on rapipe and murder. A general outbreak is expect. ed.
 CHICAGO, May 13-The Illinois Steel | Co, started two blast furngces.st South Chicago works today. Four gre n pre- parstion- No trouble WAS encountered when the works opened. The police guards are maintaining the toll gates.
 MIDLAND, Mich, May 13-Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hale were burned to deat this morning. They moved to their house Saturday night. They awoke to find 1t in flames and hemmed in, escape being impossible; they died in great | agony. The children were rescued. | The fire was incendisry.
 HoLLIsTER, Cal, May 13-Intelli- gence reached hero this morning that the famous Idria quicksilver mines, To- cated in the southern end of the county l passed under the control of a rich Eo- fish synd.cste. New buildings, will be erected. All the i'd 8 men around the mines have been put to work, fifty more will Grrlve shortly. The company ln- tends to put two hundred men to work.
 NEW YORK, May 13.-TGe World spe- cial from Santiago de Cuba says the whole situation is changed in the con- iinued exodus of white Cubans from Santiago. The government IS alarmed and 1t IS proposed to call on the Spanish ex>soldIers to retire. Maceo has 5000 men in Barnabocoa. A thousand Span- ish troops left to look for him last night. RACINE, Wis, May 13.-An unknown three mssted schooner capslzed in the laks off North Point. The crew are clinging to the rigging. The tug Gil!en with life saving crew are gone to the rescue.
 ST. LOUIS, Mo, May 13.-A third at- tempt to destroy life and property in connection with the strike in tbe Tudor Iron Works was made today. The mIs- creants hurled dynamite bomb on the premises of Henry Villas saloon and boarding houss winch quartered 3l non- union employees. Nobody was injured but the buildiug is badly damaged. CONVECTION, Ky, May 13.-James T.. Estee, 8 rich farmer, was killed yester- day by William Green, 23 years old, near Newborn. Green was running away with the daughter and had reached the Rev. Mir. hardWelPs residence, intending to get HGrdweil to perform the ceremony. As be stepped out of the buggy, Estes and his son came up. Green shot Estes and fired twice at the son. He proceed ed to Broughtonville, where he and Miss Estes were married.
 CLEVELAND, O., May 13-Telegrams from many points show aD uDpreceC eDt- ed cold wave last night. A bowling blizzard visited Le Nominee and other points in Michigan. Gardens, fruit and shade trees are ruined. Snow fell and there was heavy frcst in Minnesota and Dakota; gardens and grain suffered. Ice formed quarter of en inch in east ern Ohio, Western Pennsylvania and Western Virginia; grapes and gardens nipped. An inch of snow fell in Osh- lCesh, Wis., there was great damage to fruit and gardens; the damage is enorm- ous in northern Ohio.
 NEW YORK, May 13-AdvIses to buIlion brokers iG this city from London states that the contract for future deli very of !, 3,508, ,0C0 ounces of silver bullion was made ia Apgil which equals tn amount of sales during the period of activity caused 5y the first negoIIsti2ns of peace. It goes to prove that the LoEd ID dealers are confident of s mate rial increase in the demand fer the white metal.
 CHICAGO, Ills, May 13-Chicago shivered ID temperature of 40 degrees today, with heavy gale blowing off the lake and promise Of colder weather to- night.
 WASHINGTON, May 3.-Inspector Che Eowetb reports to the Marine hospital that email pCX IS eJidemic at Minas PrietGs, Mexico, h a severe form. No precsution Is t-ke- against its spread ing. h southern Arizona hll north bound convey yancss are inspected the baggage fumigatsC . hrd passengers vac cnatsd.
 SAN FRANCI C., May l3.-The Chro nicle prints 6 page story 10 prove that Rudolph Schoaubel, Lte anarchist who threw the bomb ID Chicago io 1886, has been living in Vallsjo several mosths and in Los Angeles for long tune pre- v,cus. The det ctives have been search ipg every part of the world for bun. He has fed again.
 SANTA FE, N. NJ May 15. The UGited States court of private land claims con- vened hers today to hold sixty days The famous Peralta grant Case in Arizo- | na will bs decided. United States At torney R. yn bids says he has evidence to prove tha5 the claim to this property | valued at s75,OO0,0GO, rests upcu siupeud- ous forgery and frauds.
 EL PAsO, May l5-A letter has been | received here announcing that the re quired Sl,200,000 has been raised iu London to build an immense dam across | the Rio Grande, at Rincon, N. If. They will build irrigation canals through the valley from RIncon to Fort Hancock.
 Los ANGELES, Cal. May 15-Judge Smith this morning sentsnced Kid | Thompson, convicted of the Roscoe train robbery, to be hanged. The Kid" .ook tue sentence calmly, and even smiled fsintly.
 SALT LAKE, Utah, May 15-The trains