Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-04-13


 every brewery are out. PHILADELPHIA, April 1O-The big steamer St. Paul, which disappointed so many persons on March ? by resusing to move from the ways, was successfully launched at ll:45 today.
 LEXINGTON, Ky, April lO-The Leader | will publish today an intervies with a Kentucky man just returned from Washington, close friend of the Car lisle family, whe ssys the secretary will surely be candidate for senator from | Kentucky to succeed Blackburn.
 NEW YORK, April 10- The export l pemand for oil and the advanceins ! price continues large and the trade re- i ports from the interior are unusually | encouraging to Rockafeliow. PiTFsBURG, Pa, April 10-The oil excitement begins to resemble the halcyon days of P.ttsburg exchange. | The Standard advances its price from l 80 cents to s1.35.
 
 CT cents junmp today. The price now is 721S, TIE.
 SAN FRANCIsCo, April Mime. Ed wards, the prIms donna of the McAdoo Colored Opera conipany, ar ived here April 2, and before she sailed for Austra- | lIs yesterday commenced suit against the proprietOrs of the Golden West hotel to recover 5299 99 The prima donna en- | gagged rooms at the Golden West hotel and had occupied them but a couple of | hours when the proprietor informed her | that they objected to her color and that | she would have to vacate. In her con- plsint the lady says:
 "When the clerk came up to tell me 1 to leave l was engaged in trimming my l cOrns, and when interrupted 1 so cut my finger and my little toe that 1 can hard ] ly walk and cannot wear glove on my | hand. l can Hever express the humilia- ton l felt. I was degraded and my mental faculties left me-"
 BcRDENTowN, N J., April 10-There is a very heavy freshet in the Delaware river. Piers and docks are submerged.
 EAsToN. Pa, April 1O-The Delaware river reche6 ? feet above low water this morning for the first time in fifteen years. Considerable damage has been done to the retaining walls, and the larger buildings on Front street are in danger of collapsing. Many frame and outbuildings have already been carried away. Reports up the river show it is still rising.
 SCHENECTADY, N. Y. April 10-Thaw and heavy rains caused the Mohawk river to rise last night higher than 1t has been in several years. The entire valley is flooded and the losses are very heavy.
 NEW YORK April 10-Tbe Government of Turkey has refused to allow Sachte- hein the man who was sent to look for Lenz the missing round the world cyclist, to enter an Armenian village where the supposition IS that Lenz is being held for ransom. The American munster has made formal demand and it is thought that the matter will grow into an international affair.
 TROY, N r., April 1O-The biggest freshet on the Hudson in years is threat ened. The water is fourteen feet above low tide. All the docks from the state dam south are submerged. All ferries heve suspended and considerable dam age IS being done to property.
 LONG BEACH, Cal, April 10-The post office here was entered last night by a burglar, who took every ything loose, in- cludIng rubber stamps. No clue.
 ST. LOUIS, Mo. April 10-The seven story elevator of John W. Sharp < Co. was entirely destroyed by fire this morn ing and 100,G0 bushels Of wheat burned. Loss 51OO,OO0, fully insured.
 LONDON April 10-Willism Court Culley NJ. F. for Carlisle the government candidate was eleeied speaker of the House of Commons today.
 FERNADINA, Fla. April 1O-Tnere is ! success among Cuban patriots ard a mass meeting of sympsthizets be held in few daye 4 fund will be subscribed to aid patriots.
 NEW YORK, April 10-A strike is treatened by the silk weavers in SC0 silk mills, m New York. There V us a secret meeting last night and it is un derstood that an increase of wages will be asked for iH some mills where the demand has not already been made.
 Los ANGELES, April 10-Dsputy saer ifs nave gone to Compton t. arrest Juan Geyapord, who clubbed Martin PoalJrs to death last night. Tte murder WAS peculiarly atrocIous crime, and it IS ex pected the officers will have trouble in cap, uriDg the desperate Mexican. Tie trouble was over woman. Poalora was a foreman on a Carson sheep ranch.
 PoMERoY, Ohio April 10--A masmeet- ing of strikers in Minersvllle has been called ana a withdrawal of the non union men is to be urged in which sym pathiZers from other towns will jOln. General alarn prevails in the country and the authorities are expecting call to preserve peace. There was some shooting last night but DO damage was done.
 WHEELING. w. Va, April 9-Shortly ! after s o'clock this morning the five | story building house of Chapman & Bros, on Main street, m the wholesale district, fell in suddenly, buryins seven | persons ID the ruIns- Some have been recovered and are st il alive, but some are crushed into shapeless masse s.