Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-06-15
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Methodist Missionary Society, of this city. are hopeful that the report of the missionaries at ChenR-tu has been ezag- Rerated. They received @ cable June 3rd saying: Property destroyed but we are all safe."
 Chen-tu is large city in the interior of China, the capital of See -chun. The number of missionaries in the province are about 100; the inhabitants are excit- ed at the opening of the province to foreigners under the treaty with Japan.
 CHICAGO, June 10.-Eugene Debs and other officials of the A. R. U. will be sent to Woodstock jail tomorrow. Six months for Debs and three months each for his associates are the sentences imposed. Special to the CITIZEN.
 SANTA FE, N. M., June 10-Reavis m de strong plea for continuance. He talked eloquently for about twenty minutes and denounced the government lawyers and agents and alleged that his witnesses were under the hypnotic in. fuence of the government. Lawyers Reynolds and Provost demanded an immediate trial. The court retired to consult and then decided to proceed with the case tomorrow. Reavis is almost 8 mad man in desperation.
 BOSTON, June 10-Ex-secretary Of the Navy, Whitney, declared last night that he is not and will not be presidential candidate. "If the silvermen carry the democratic convention it will split the party wide open" he says.
 NEW YORK, June 1O.-Private NJ. E.. Mattey of Company G, Fret Artillery. U. s. A. set out on bicycle from Fort Hamilton, Long Island, to Fort Sheri- dan, Ills. this morning, bearing a dis patch from Major General N. A. Miles to General W. s. Merritt.
 BATH, N Y.June 10 Davis Rothsehilds, a leading business man has received letter from his brother Morris Roth schilds, who went to Germany last month, stating that an attempt had been made to force him into the German army. He was arrested and kept ID prison for forty eight hours despite that he was citizen of the United States. He offered his passports and nationalize ation papers as proof. His papers were taken and he was sentenced to six weeks prison at the end of which time he will begin three years term in the army.
 PATTERSON. N. J., June 10-Hermsu Fiok, of Patterson, a naturallzed citizen of the Upited States states that he has for five months been in the village jail at Kohlen RinRstead, Germany. The cause alleged for the imprisonment If his liability to service in the army of the country. He is provided with passports from the department of state. Score tary Gresham had received some infor nation concerning the continued i'm prisonmeut of Americans citizens 1T Germany, but illness prevented i'm mediate action. The department hal now taken hold of it vigorously. KEY WEST, Fla. June 10-It is knowr that the filibustering expedition which left here Wednesday landed in the north of Cuba. It is under the command o Costello and Reyes. It was joined bI 2500 insurgents. The Expedition had 5O( pounds of dynamite with it. BREsLAU, June 10.-The Seggingo. ten mine is on fire. Of 400 miners only 40 reached the surface alive. The fate of the others is not known but terri ble disaster IS spprehended. WASHINGTON, June 1O.-Olney wal formally installed secretary of state thi! morning.
 CAMERON, w. Va, June 10.-The loss by fire this morning is estimated at $500. 900.
 DENVER. June 10.-The M. E. Con ference today voted by 66 to 8 in favor of the eligibility of women to general conferences.
 DALLAS, Tex, June 10.-The Pastors Association today voted to prevent, ii possible, the Corbett fight coming off ID Dallas.
 NEW YORK, June 10-George Tweed, son of Boss" Tweed, has mysterously disappeared from his home in New York.
 SAN FRANCISCO, June 10-Prof. Ber- nard, the famous astronomer at Lick observatory has resigned. He will go to the Chicago university it is understood.
 WASHINGTON, June 10.-The president is fishing at Leesport, Va. The sport IS so good that he will stay over tomorrow. He tried to keep lis movements secret.
 NEW YORK, June 10-Thomas L.. James, ex-postmaster General under President Lincoln, said: ''I look upon Robert Lincoln as the likelyest dark horse for the republican nomination"
 SAN JOSE, Cal. June 10-The county fruit exhibition has advices flat the French prunes crop will be reduced one third from last years. This will reduce the market twenty million pounds.
 VANCOUVER, B. O., June 10-Pilgrims returning from the colony in Paraguay, which was intended to be run after the teachings of Beliamy, say that the settle ment is run by the devil and the suffer ings of the settlers are terrible.
 NEW YORK, June 10-A Washington special says that the state and navy de- partment are daily receiving spplics- ton from many Amerlosns for certifi- oates of citizenship and introductory letters. This indicates that thousands
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