Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-08-24

Wag0er were urOHLCQ-
 1 HAMBURG. Aug. l9-A boa. contain ing twenty-five passengers was run down
 and sunk today by the steiner Corcor-
 dia from Stade. Seventeen people were
 drowned.
 1 HAVANA, Aug. 20.-ThO Spanish gov
 ernment asked the Spanish Bank of
 Cuba for 5l, ,5J0, ,000 to pay the war ex-
 penses. The bank wae unable to meet
 the request and proposes Co issue notes
 to the amount of l5,000, coo, same to be
 guaranteed by Cuban paper.
 NEW YORK, Aug. 20.-A large section
 of country around Port Rapublic N.
 J., is beii g devastated by forest fires. 1 Hundreds Cf miles has been burned
 over. Many persons have been severely
 burned but no fatalities are yet rs-
 ported. Port Republic is also threaten l ed.
 CHICAGO. Aug. 20.--A bloomer we'd ding took place before justice MCrphy yesterday. After the ceremony the
 happy couple Mir. and MIs. Geo Clarke,
 by name, took wedding trip down the
 South Side boulevard CD their bikes.
 CAMDEN, Mich. Aug. 20.-The entire
 portion of this ely Uas burned and
 nesrly half of the residences are gone.
 The loss will be 575,GC0.
 NEW YORK, Aug. 20. .-Hoskier, Wood
 < Co.,. will ship 5l, J,GGo in gold to-
 morrow.
 CHICAGO, Aug. 20.-Ex,Senator h. | gals of Kansas says he would be candidate for the seu8torshlp again if his friends so desired.
 SAN FRANcIsCo, Aug. 20-The South ern Pacific Company has entered into Q contract by wbich arrangements are
 made so that a passenger can buy ticket around the world.
 DENVER, Aug. 2G.-Tw-lve bodies SO far has been taken out of the ruins of | the Gumey Hotel and 1t is estimated that the death roll when completed will contain twenty five nameg. Peter Gumey leaves S1O, % worth property and has no knowr relatives. WASHINGTON, Aug. 20.-Advices re- | ceived by officials of the state and navy 1 departments, from Minister D5nby and Admiral Carpenter, indicate that Eeith- CT regards the situation resulting from the Ku Cheng riots are very serious or alarming go tBr as American interests | are concerned. The statements made by other American citiZsrs indicating that further ouLrages were intended are not in accord with their views.
 PITTsBURG, Pa, Aug 20.-An explo- sion at furnace HI" of the Carnegie steel company, at Braddock, at 5 o'clock this morning killed nine men. icjured l6 more, and destroyed 330.00O worth of property. Five of the injured will die. Ail the killed and injured were HuDgar- ians except James Harrison, the fore man.
 SPRINGFIELD, O., Aug. 20.-Distriet and other preliminary meetings of the Democratic state conven 5ion were held today, preparatory to the assem bling Of the convention tomorrow, Senator Brice is making the fight of hls life for A platform in harmony with the views of President Cleveland.
 ULMER, s. c, Aug. 20.-There ere rumors he1e today that the negroes who are not allowed at the elections TOW be- ing held for delegates to the cons5itu- tional convention, will seize the polls and vote at any cost. The white men are armed and will resist.
 NEW YORK, Aug. 20.-It is expected | that todays gold withdrawals from the | subtreasury will bring the government 1 gold reserve below Sl00, 100000.
 WASHINGTON, Aug. 2O-An agreement has beeu signed by Secretary of State Olney, Minister Ddpuy de Lomo of Spain, Antonio Maxine Mora and Morals counsel, providing for settle ment of the Mora claim on basis Of s1,5OO,0O0.
 CHICAGO, Aug. 20-M. c. Merrill, yardmaster of the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy, killed himself today. Yee- terday woman claiming to be Merrlll's wife, asked that he be enjoined from marrying girl with whom he was in- fetuated. The unique order was made by the court Merrill dissolved the in- junction by turning on gas in his room.
 OMAHA, Aug. I9.-An interesting in Nebraska Democratic cir cles will reach climax Thursday when the state convention convenes at Omaha. Last year part of the delegations from several counties withdrew from the con- vention when it declared for free silver. This year both elements in the party will hold separate ivertions, Gnd al. forces at Lincoln, Septem- Der 9th. The following resolutions from ( the Cherry county Democratic cOnven- tiOD shows how many feel: .
 "We, the Democrats of Cherry county. in convention assem blsd, heartily in { dOrse the administration Of Grover Cleveland. We denOuncs those DeAo- ! ' ,rats Ebo devote their time and talents to criticising the acts of t0eir own ad- nin'stration. We regret the present in Nebraska today which has ( 'aueed two Democratic conventions. ;; J oder existing lrcumstances i: ses ms oily to send delegates from these remote V counties to participate with either [ actiOn. and by so doing to add fuel to g he already hot fire" \ MANAGUA, Nicaragua, July 20-Copy- !! lighted corresp spondence Of the Associat- u d Press-Ths national telegraph liro c las been completed through the sparse