Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-11-02

Shanghai yesterday afternoon announC
 ing the departure of fl et of njnetee o Russian war chips from Vladiyostoc s for Corea and Timea dispatch fror 8 Hong Kong, announcing that the Rus g sisns had obtained the right to aocho . a fleet at Port Arthur and construct F. railroad on the LaIo Tung peninsula
 both which were cabled exclusIvely f. the Associated Press, are looked upol i, generally as a sudden reopening in al , unexpected quarter Of the far easterI ] question in it's widest sense. Tn, ) Shanghai dispatch added that the Jap anese fleet in Formosan waters had beer , recalled and that several British wa ; ships had 17en ordered 10 Cores anC that preparations for a struggle were visible on ali sides. The situation ss , presented is so grave that should tho 1; news prove true it would make WEI
 in which several nations will take part
 is more than probable.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 27-Gsneral
 Dickinson began the opening argument
 for the defence in the trial of Durrant
 this morning. Without any preliminary
 remarks, he began the discussion ,i
 incidents of April 3. First be wished tc
 consider the personality of the young
 man accused of the crime Durrant
 was ambitious, studious and of the high
 est character. as the speaker contended,
 he is now. General Dickinson alluded
 to the contention Of assistant district
 Attorney Peixot'o made yesterday, that Miss Lamont was the victim of Dur
 rants unbrldled passion. He said
 there YVES nothing in the mdss of teeti-
 mony taken to show that Durrant was
 not moral young man.
 BALTIMORE, Md. Oct. 25--The shoot
 ing for the Dupont trophy and the
 worlds championship was concluded
 today. H. Gilbert, of Spirit Lake, Ia.
 won the first money: McAllister took
 second money. They were the only
 men who killed 25 straight birds. Mo.
 Allister missed the second bird in shoot ing off the tie. Gilbert killed five msk-
 ug 30 straight.
 MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., Oct. 25-A mem
 Der of the Cuban junta declares there is secret compact whereby England is IS fitting out expeditions for the West Indies, and Cuba from England's Isls de Pines, an immensely valuable naval station, commanding tte only channel to the NIcarsgusn canal. He also stated that Admiral MeIlo with three ships is gong to join the Cuban navy.
 DETROIT, Got. 24-The News yesier- day printed an interview with Hon. D. 1 M. Dickinson on the Cuban question | MT. Dickinson's expressions show him to have been close student of Cuban i history and Spain's expressions and his conclusions are regarded as to some de- gree indicative of the sentiments of the national administration. Dickinson | Says:
 "While we must maint tain the laws of | neutrality, yet the law of humanity is higher and whether or not the United States recognizes tho belligerency or ln- of Cuba thIs country should intervene ia the interest of CIV ilization to restrain the atrocities upon persons and property daily perpetuated In the island. This IS what Cubans are hoping and praying for. No law can res train the expression of our natural feel ing of sympathy, LOT should it restrain, ID my opinion, such expression from this country. Cuba is at our doors ard on the highway of cur commerce, so near that as the murders go on we can hear he shrieks of women and children and can see the horrors renewed in Cuba in the Netherlands. We can send our sym pathy 10 Greece, to Poland, to Hungary, but here at home, at our very doors, shall this struggling people, toss their fettered arms on high, ,and groan for free dOm's gift ID vain."
 Los ANGELES, Oct. 25-Lieut. Gov. Spencer G. Willard died at 12 o'clock last night in his room at the Locke in this city of consumption. He was 3S } ears old and came to California in 1887.
 GLIDE. Ohio, Oct. 25-Half the east wall of the Elmore Mfg. companys three story bicycle factory collapsed at 7:3O this morning, all the hoors were filled with workmen. More than dozen of them are badly injured and several are buried under the debris. Volunteers risked their lives to rsscue the unfor- tuuates.
 SAN FRANCESCA, Oct. 25-The attempt of commission men to relieve the glut in the potato and bean market by ship ping to Arizona has proven a failure. The potatoes cost 30 cents os the wharf and 90 cents for freight and were sold for 40 cents per hundred in Arizona.
 ST. LOUIS, Mo. Got. 25-A fire in the Laboratory of the Pfeffer Chemical G., on north Main street, invo.ved the wool and tallow storehouse of M. Wolfen- helm; the Calvert Vane paint Co.,; Front Rank Steel Plate furnace and Henry | McCabe and Co.'S T, bacco factory. The | losses on stock will reach S15O,OOO and | on buildings S4O,000. Bremen Ed Fry man and John Ditwiller fell from 8 | water tower and are severely injured.
 HAVANA, Oct. 25--The Spanish guu- boat Caridsd has bee n sunk of Cardi | mas province of Matanzas. The crew escaped in boats,
 NAsHoUA, N. H. Oct. .25-An ex- ploslon of combustib!e material in a candy manufacturing establishment at Charters Holman was followed by fire | ia which the Holman block was destroy ol I.ann 2iQ QNl