Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-09-28
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bank for her jewels, when she learned that the box had been delivered under circumstances indicated on August 24. Scotland Yard was at once notified of the robbery, but up to the present no trace has been found of the missing jewels.
 HAVANA, Sept. 19-Cruieer Barcaste- gni was wrecked last midnight by col lision with the merchant steamer Morter0, in the canal at the entrance of the Port Of Bascastegu;. The Marice general, DelRado Pareic, three other officers aud 30 Of the crew were drown ed. The cruiser had been employed On government business between the diff fereht parts of Cuba.
 ReGr Admiral Dalgado Perjo, ccm- mander of the naval forces in Cuba, and four other officers and thirty seamen are drowned. The damage to the gun beat is serious, but she is not sunk. The loss O: life on the Mortera is not stated.
 Ceptain Ybanez, first lieutenant Lopez Aldassio, second lieutensnts s. JuDco, Scto and Caneio, Dr. Madtir, purser Puero, mechipist Zsrzueb are among the drowEed.
 CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Sept. 19- Chicamagua one of the Eloodiest battles the world ever saw was formally de- dicated here today as a pleasure park for the edifcstion and enjoyment of the American people. The dedication was conducted by men who fought that awful strife two generals with silver gray hsIr, who headed thousands of men in the affray on opposite sides made the principal speeches at the dedication. They were Generals John N. Palmer and John B. Gordon. The exercises were witnessed by no le9s than 500c0 people Of north and south. Vice-Presi- dent A. E. Stevenson presided over the dedicatoIy exercises.
 CHATTANOOGA, Sept. 19-Gov. W. H. Uphsm, of Wisconsin, fell going up the Lookout Mountain and broke his leg.
 GREENBAY, Wis. Sept. 19-News reached here today of terrific cyclone which swept over Dorr County peninsu- Ia yesterday demoishiDs fully 30 build ings. No one killed.
 CHICAGO, Sept. 19-Ross Van bok- kelen, receiving teller of Merchants Loan and Trust Co.,, is missing, SO is 533000 belonging to to the institution.
 PLYMOUTH, Eng. Sept. 19-The steamship Ednm of Rotterdam and Fur kistaD, collided last night 90 miles off Startpoint The captain, passengers and crew of the Edam were rescued from boats after the ship he'd foundered. The Turklstan wes lost in fog and it is not known if she has gone down.
 CHICAGO, Sept. 19-The heat during the past 24 hours has teen intense and already four persons have been prostrat- ed, one of whom has died. It was 90 degrees at ) p. m. yesterday.
 CHICAGO, Sept. 19-A dispatch from Ishpeming says the striking miners are deserting the union and asking for work and the strike leaders are unable to etam the tide. The strike and union both are broken after a two weeks fight.
 FL PAso, Tex, Sept. l9-John Dace, a house-breaker and an escaped convict from the Navajo county jail in Arizona, hes been arrested here. He had re- ceipts for making artificial gold and also for ribbon ateel esws for cutting wire house screens.
 CHICAGO. Sept. 19- Tellers Jones S Wilson, of the National Bank of Hi nois, are missing with 9,5O0. add collision
 NASHVILLE, Tenn. Sept. i9-A DOT ton of the walls of the old Colonnade building which is being torn down, fell today. Six workmen were buried un- dsr the ruins.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 19-The atti- | tude Of the emperor of China in relation | to the recent outbreaks against mission aries Is shown in an edict recently issu- ed by the emperor, which is published in local paper. The emperor says;
 "Since the opening of internal con- merce with western countries, foreigners | have always resided in the inland dis i tricts at peace and harmony with their native neighbore, and we In our ims perial love for both native and foreigner alike, have time and sgain commanded cur high provincial authorities to pay extra heed constantly to protect the latter from harm. Judge o; our extreme indignation then upon hearing recently first of the riots in the capital of SZe Chuen, where chspels have been de- stroyed and burned down by the rioters, thereby flaming the flames of destruc- ton far and wide, insomuch that 6 num- Der of sub-prefectures and districts simultaneously followed in the foot steps of Cheng Tu, and now to receive news from Fukien reporting that evil characters have murdered and wounded B large number of foreigners at Ku Tien yolng So far in their ruthless ferocity as to murder even women and children.
 "With reference to the Sze Chuen riots 8 number of the rioters have already been arrested and will undergo rial, but the chiefs and heads of the Fukien murders are still at large, and we command Pien Pao Chuan and Ching Yu (Tsrlar general of Foo Chow) to set , 70 work without delay at the head of he military and district officials and 'ps edily arrest these wicked characters, { TOT shall any be allowed to escape the