Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-07-06


 the Pacific coast says W. r. Carpenter of PIscerville, Cal., has fouud many diamonds in aurifercus grave der the usual conditions. One we.Shcd seven grains troy and was faintly tinted green ish. He has found fifty smaller ones.
 NEW LONDON, June 2S-Yale wins by about eight lengths.
 SToRMLAKE, Ia., June 2S-The state bankers meeting passed 8 resolution to- day declaring gold the ouly standard of value.
 CoNsTAHTINoPLE. June 2S-Tne repre- preser tatlves of the powers are continu- ing their efforts to induce the Turkish government to give an explicit reply to a note outlining the demand for Arme- mia ssd foreigrs envoys ere indignant at the delay.
 CHICAGO. June 2S-The re organization committee of the whiskey trust made a wholly unexpected move today by apply. ing for an Illinois charter for a new COT. poratlon which Is to take and operate the seventeen active plants of the old dietilling and cattle feeding company.
 HAVANA, June 2S-Ths insurgen S here acknowledge the loss Of nineteen men killed in recent attack upon Alta Grscis. Captain Costa, commanding a detachment of about forty soldiers eur- prised an insurgent band commanded by Basiliogierra at Aguadita, province of Santa Clara. At the first vo.ley from the troops the insurgent fled, leaving one dead and four seriously wounded.
 SAN FRANCISCO, June 27-Two sers1. tional cases which have never had pub, licity, although the same have been iu the United States circuit court for three years, were brought to light today They were suits against two of the most prominent men in California who ever held federal positions, and who are al legged to De short in their accounts wi:h the government. They are William J. Bryan, who WAS postmaster here under President Cleveland's first term and who at the last election ran for assessor of San Francisco ou the democratic ticket, and John C. Quinn, who was au internal revenue collector under Presl- dent Harrison.
 It is alleged that Bryan em mbezzIed s9399 and that Quinn embedded s5931 B during their respective terms If office. The bondsnen ot each official were made defendants in the suit. Bryan's sureties were Jesse D. Carr. William Matthews W. w. Stow and Henry Miller. Then bond was S300.000. Quinn's bondsmen were George D. Mclean, Norman D. R;dout, Percy Beamish, ". W. Stow and Samuel W. Backus. Their bord was for 5lO0,OOC.
 The facts leaked out when the United States district attorney asked to have the estate of ". w. Stowe substituted for W. w. Stow as bopdsmsn and de- fendant ID the suits. The greatest SC crecy about the suit has been maIntan- cd. The charge against Bryan is that be received 59399 for the sale of postage stamps which he d,d not turn over to the government. Quinn's em bezzlemen is sad to be revenue monies in two amounts of S313560 and S2695. The complaint in Quinn's case says: Quinn did not well ard faithfully perform the duties of his office. He received monies and did not honestly pay over the same to the government"
 LEXINGTON, Ky. June 25-"Bad Tom Smith, the murderer of eight men, will be hanged at Jackson this afternoon. He was baptized in the Kentucky river this morning ih the presence of an i'm menss throug. The people camped along the river bank all night. Excur- tion trains are running to Jackson. The execution will bs public, the scaffuid be- Ing erected in a hollow near the jail and full view from the surrounding hills al- most unobstructed. Smith will make a speech from the scsffo!d.
 KLAMATH FALLS, Or, June 2S-The fifth robbery within the past three months af the Klamath Falls stage line was committed last night in the vicinity of Topsy grade, where tho other hold up have occurred. Both the Ager bound and Klamath Falls stages were stepped. The driver of the one going to Klamath Falls was held for two hours awaiting the arrival of the one bound for Ager. The robber rifled the mail pouches, talk ing orly registered matter. II. V. Gates, of Hillsboro, was the only passenger and he was relieved of 8.
 CHATTANOOGA, Jure 28-The second lays session of the Epworth league con- terence opened with "sunrIse prayer meeting" on the bluff of Lookout Congregated on the noun ain sids were fully 26,000 delegates. Following tie exercises d wonderful ex- meeting was held.
 COLUMBUS. O., June 28-On an appli- ,ation of dissatisfied stockholders, the Columbus, Sandbury & Hooking road vas thrown into the hands of a receiver ast midnight at Bucyrus.
 LONDON, June 27-Otto Arendt, editor f the organ of bimetallIsts, expresses n opinion that the change in the cinistry in England will open the inter ational discussion on the currency uestion.
 DULUTH, June 26-Miss Nettis Dear,
 society gIrl and heiress, eloped last Isht with Al. Berklund, her fathers fred man. He is handsome but ignor- rt. Her father will disinherit her.
 ROME, june 28-It is ann unced that ling Hum bert will issue decree ex- nerating Primier Crispi from the narges of having been connected with lr HerZ the Panama canal lobbyist