Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-08-10
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silver men are laying a good deal Q stress on the fact that the bank Q France weekly statements show stead, decrease in its gold holdings and , steady increase of silver. The fact tba
 silver IS being used by S,0CO,OOO while
 gold been steadily hoHrded, gives color
 to the silver men's strong belief that ths
 consumption of silver is beyond the
 present production and the demand fol
 metal must soon be urgent.
 PENNINGTON, N. J., Aug. 5-A score
 or more members of the Methodist
 church at Quakerstown were injured
 yesterday when the church was struck
 by lightning and are still suffering from
 the shock. The doctors have hopes of
 the recovery Of all except Miss Minnie
 Frsce and James Hcf.
 SING SING, Aug 5-Richard Leach
 was electrocuted at 1I:lO today, Leach killed May Hope Newkirk, his mistress, after frequent quarrels on account of the obt@hkiOh P~iO lO thc WOUl6u DJ HOT uncle s. H. Moore.
 NEW YORK, Aug. 5-Severe storm of lightning and rain struck the city late last night. Many accidents are reported. Three persons were drowned in the east river. A troliy csr was struck by lightning and six persons injured.
 MARKET LAKE, Idaho, Aug. 5-Gen. Coppinger is now satisfied that Jackson Hole country is now free from Indians and all danger past.
 NEW YORK, Aug. 5-A speci6l from | Quesaltenango, Guatemala says the engineers begun the survey of the rail- road from that place to Comitan.
 MEMPHIS, Tenn, Aug. 5-In March 1 24, 1864 q woman was found wandering along the highway at Inglewild, 6 sub l urban of Memphis. carrying three weeks cid baby. She was crazy and has since been confined in an asylum. Now it is thought that she is Minnie Williams.
 NEwHAyEN, Conn, Aug. 5-The new law went into effect yesterday. All per silver men are laying a good deal of stress on the fact that the bank of sons entering saloons on Sunday are subject to arrest. Thirty were arrested yesterday.
 OMAHA, Aug. 4-The A. P. A. com bine attempting to control the police and fire department, will not be able to move before next Tuesday. The district court heard arguments today on the injunction restraining the new com mission from acting, and decision will be rendered Tuesday. The court furth- CT lGtimated that If it's mandate were again ignored by the city council or others, they would be jailed. Ia the meantime the old board runs the city. After convening court Judge Hope well, Of the district court, said that he was surprised to find restraining order of the court defiej. The question now pres nts itself, said Judge Hopewell, shall the community allow this defiance of law to pass without comment or re- buke?
 Judge Doane, of the old commissions counsel, stated that the question of the integrity of the court was at stake. The action of he city council was in defiance of law, and nothing but anarchy and an attempt on their part to carry their point in spite of law and order.
 Seventy five more special policemen reported for duty under direction of Mayor Bemis, and the two "hold over" commissioners thls morning. They were duly sworn in and armed with star and IS inch club, after which they were instructed to guard the city jail.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 5-Judge Mur- phy expects to get through the Durrant trial in less than a month.
 The court announces that the author end actors of the play "Crime of Gen. tury" will not be punished for contempt. An examination of jurors was resumed to secure the remaining six.
 The seventh juror has been secured, H. J. Smythe.
 PADUcAH, Ky, Aug. 6-Will Sims, the lover of Lucy Perry, started to leave her last night after quarrel. She pulled 6 revolver from the folds of her dress and shot him dead Then she kissed the dead body several times and then cent bullet into her own head, dying inetGntly.
 WINNIPEG, Aug. 6-The belief is that if the Geehway government persists in it's refusal to restore the Catholic paro- chial schools it will be dismissed by the governor general. It is creating great excitement and the tall is little short of revolutionary.
 SHANGHAI, China, Aug. 6-The Mer- cury today pu blishes 6 dispatch from 1 Foo Chow saying that the position of 1 Europeans is critical owing to the open | hostility of the natives and native off, | cials. It is added that if an outbreak occurred the native officers would be unabls to cope with the mob. Fuk Hein province is said to be in state of | open rebellion and all American missions in said province have been destroyed. English and Americans have telegraph ed for gunboAts to protect the foreign 
 HoNc KoNG, Aug. 6-In an interview today with the survivors of the Ku Cheng massacre they declared that the outrage was carried out in the most manner and evidently premed- tated. and a carefully arranged attack, entirely unproyoked, made upon the oc- ,upants of the missionary station, while lsleep. Tue bodies of the victims were buried at Flu Chow. There are rumors If frrthar riOts at stutionc paara, IT,, l