Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-07-31
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produced this evening at the Alcazar theater. The play is based on the Emanuel church murders. Durrant filed an affidavit that the play would infame the public agaInst him and District Attorney James made re- quest for a judicial order suppress ing the performance, which was granted by Judge Murphy, The management of the theater, however claim the play will be produced to- night. The attempt to secure a jury was renewed. Out of the first sixty men examined none were ac- cepted. All admitted prejudice against the prisoner on circumstan- tial evidence.
 MADRID, July 29.-An official des- patch from Manila, the capital of the Phillipian Islands, says the na- tiyes of Gabagan, in the Province of Cagayan treacherously ambushed party of Spanish troops, killing several soldiers. Consequently the Spanish column was sent to Gaba- gar, attacked and burned the town after a fight in which one hundred and sixteen natives were killed in- cluding the principal leader. The Spanish lost a captain and l6 sol diers killed.
 PARIS, July 29.-W. O'Brien, the notorious American bunco man, who is charged with murdering several months since in this city friend and companion, Reed Waddell, was arraigned to-day in the Court of Assize. There was a strong array of counsel in behalf of the defense, and a representative of the American Embassy was also present for the purpose of noting the proceedings in the event of any international question arising. The defense seeks an adjournment, pending argument on which the usual interrogatories were not put to the prisoner.
 WASHINGTON, July 29. 9.-The follow ing dispatch was received from In- dian Agent Teter, dated Rexburg. Idaho, near Marks Lake, July 18th: 'The settlers have not been molested by the Indians who were encamped about fortJ miles from the settle ment in a practically impregnable position. There is no doubt of the fact that large body of Lemhi Indians have recently joined the other Indians in Hoback's canyon.
 CBIcAGo, July 29.-Another case of mysterious disappearance will be charged to Holmes, Dr. Reissler, who disappeared in 1892. For sew eral months Dr. Reissler had offices in the Holmes building. He and Holmes were often seen together, apparently the best of friends. Sometime in 1892, the date being 8 matter of doubt, the physician dropped out of sight.
 WABASH, Ind, July 29.-The fund for the aid of the blind widow of the late ex-Governor Ira J. Chase, once famous as the soldier preach er," has reached in the neighbor- hood of S2,00O, as the result of near ly two months effort on the part of the committee, but this is re- garded as scarcely a satisfactory return for 8 state with a popu- lation of over two million, and a further appeal will shortly be issued.
 ST. LoUIs, July 29.-This city was visited by terrific thunder storm today that ragged more than an hour. Rain fell in sheets, doing consider able damage. Several houses were demolished.
 KANKAKEE, H., July 29.--Nine new women, in regulation costume, de feated picked nine here yesterday at base ball game. The game was hotly contested, and the score stood thirteen to sixteen. The women's nine is regularly organized and means business.
 HAVANA, July 29.- Before leaving Manzanillo for Cirefuegos, Captain General Martines de Campos par doned all political and war prison CTS. The prisoners thus released included many under sentence to be shot.
 QUEENSTOWN. July 29.--The lugger Bench has been burned of Balti- more, Cork county. Nine men are missing and eighteen have been rescued.
 PATTERSON, N. Y,, July 29.-Henry Smith, painter, was stung by bee last night and died instantly. The doctors say the stinger of the bee touched a nerve which communicated directly with the brain.
 DENVER, July 29.-The Union Ma tion6l Bank, of which R. w. Wood bury is president, was closed yester- day.
 NEW YORK, July 29.-A Berlin special says that James Gordon Ben nett will shortly marry Mrs. Anne kow, Russian woman, and the rich est woman living in Paris.
 MITCHELL's LANDING, La, July g. Rev. Eli Williams, colored, was shot dead by an unknown assassin while preaching yesterday.
 LEAvENwoRTH. Kas., July 29.- Three inches of rain fell Sunday, and did damage to fruit, but will make the corn crop immense.
 NEw YORK, July 29.-Silver, 66; lead, 3.37a.
 CHICAGO, July 27.-One of the many mysterious disappearances lately from Holmes castle was that of Peter Verrett who went there to be cured of the liquor habit, Holmes having an inebriate asylum in the castle. He once said he was heir to a fortune in Toronto and since then he never has been heard from.
 NEW YORK, July 2. - James J. Corbett's attorney has notified Re. fierce Jacobs that his client will make no defense to the suit of Mrs. Ollie | Corbett for divorce.
 DoNDoN, July 27.-The Valkyrie | III, the challenger for the America's l cup, sailed from British waters for | New York this afternoon, Her de- l parture was witnessed by thousands | of enthusiastic spectators.
 AUSTIN, Tex, July 27.-Gov. Gull person to-day issued proclamation