Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-06-15
SIJIIIII0NS LIVER nEGULHT0R
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Azoff, the murderer of Detective Len
 Harris, trembled but assumed an air of
 bravado. He said: Good bye Gll; here goes brave man." Patrick Collins, the wife murderer,
 walked to the gallows firmly, but said nothing. There was no hitch in the proceedings.
 BIRMINGHAM, Ala, June Harris end Abe Mitchell, colored murderers, highwaymen and thieves, were hanged here today Their bodies were turned over othe urdertakere, who purchas ed
 them several week ago for SIS from the men themselves.
 NEW YORK, June 5-The proposed Corbett- Fitzslmmons fight remains the topic of discussion among sporting men here. Manager Brady said tonight be was perfectly satisfied with the arrange
 ments made by the Dallas people, and
 that hls man would be iD the ring it. and
 ready on the day to be fixed in October
 by the Dallas club.
 hn Assoclated Press reporter called D FItzsimmous at his residence tonis ht. In responsa to 8 number of questions he said:
 "I feel perfectly satisfied the contest will take place at Dallas, as the business
 men, through their representative, seem
 to be on the level.
 "There have been some remarks ques- tioning my sincerity in the affair, and some persons have been unkind enough to say I will weaken. l can assure you, and the public as we'll, that I am just as ready to meet Corbett us 1 would be to | meet an inferior in the ring. Corbett, | believe, bss said that 1 was not in hie
 class, but if Charlie Mitchell was, then certainly must be, and l cannot see where l could possibly be left out. De- pend upon my word. MT. Corbett has a | big contract on his hands, and when he
 meets me be will tackle g better man ! than he has ever met before. ''Give me a far, trustworthy referee
 and I have no doubt 1 shall prove my
 self the better man. It is just possible
 I may weigh 20 pounds lighter than
 Corbett, but l can easily make up for
 that, and our respective weights will be
 18S and 187."
 The World this morning says: Ru-
 mors are current that there is trouble between "Jim" Corbett and his wife | and that she has begun proceedings for divorce.
 Mre. Corbett's father, Mr. Lake, when seen last night, said that he thought the papers in the case had already been served on the pugi!ist. He would not state the cause of the trouble between his daughter and her husband. Mrs. Corbett WAS sen and refused to say whether or not she intended to sue Cor divorce.
 ''I have nothing to say-not word. 1 gill neither deny nor affirm the truth of this report" she declared. Corbett was not iu the city and could
 not be seen erd his manager refused to
 discuss the matter.
 Phil J. Dxyer, stakeholder r the
 coming fight, sa d tonight: ''I am per
 fectly satefied that Fitzs mmOns and
 Corbett will meet in the latter part of
 October, uear Dall.s. 1 now have in
 my possession S25,0G0, S10,000 each from
 the principals, slde bet, and the SjOOO
 guarantee from the Dallas people,"
 DALLAS, Tex, June 6-P T. Robert,
 speaking Of tke coming match. said:
 "This glove contest will be worth more
 to Dallas from dollar-and-cent stand
 Uoint than the en ire agricultural pro ducts of the country fer 1852. The an
 phitheater will ba bull: with eeatiug capacity of 5OOOO The general plan will be after the great Chicago wigwam for the democratic conv-htIon m 1892, but fully fourth larger, snd roUfess.
 SAN FRANCIsco, June 8 The troubles between H. F Cleary a Lesdvile min ing man ard the English owners of Rawhide Gold Zines has been settled out of court. The mine has baau hood ed anew to E. w. Pudding of LcndOT for two-million dollars.
 NEW YORK, June S-A special to the Herald from Key West, Fla, say that the rumurs of fi!ibustefing expedition to leave this vicinity for Cuba is con- firmed. A small vessel cams in from the gulf and anchored close to the bsach and beat WAS sent ashore with mes ssges. Within a short time bands of Cubans heavily armed were taken aboard the vessel. Several of the we'll known | revolutiopists have disappeared amoUg them arc Generals Ro.cF and Sanchez. | The impression prevails that several | vessels will meet at Bahia Honda, Cuba, | where other contingents from Tampa and Jacksonville will be joined, making | 8 formidable expedition.
 LONDON, June 8-The Exchange Telegraph company says it is informed l that the Turkish government is very l firm, and intends to so remain, because the sultan believes that the whole l Armenian question is merely a huge l supported and encouraged | by nonconformist ministers of Great | Britain and America.
 CALCUTTA, June 8-Dispatches from S;mla say that 500 tribesmen ID Chitral are again threatening to attack the Brit sh troops Tn the vicinity of Da:gei State dispatches from Simla say that he Shirapnls surprised village twenty nIles from Fort Sadiman in the Sehobic country and killed British lieutenant md seven men.
 BUDA PEsTH, June 8-Twelve-hun- fred postmen have struck for an in- 'rease of wages.
 NEW YORK, June S-Atchison re- organization committee has declared or plan of effective organization.
 SAN FRANCISCO, June 7-On July 1st he police force in this city will be in- reased from 475 to 600.
 SAN FRANCISCO, June S-At the coron- r's inquest today into the death of diss Harrington, little sensation was sveloped but no new facts elicited.