Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-07-06

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 ''Tbe whole country looks like war and the situation is considerably straIn- ed, but the peace element IS hoping that the tension may be relieved and matt ters settled without resort to arms"
 It was intimated to Captain Anderson before he left that the govaTpment would be pleased If he did not take pains to spread his knowledge of the operations at Vladivostock, but he did hot hesitate much this evening when asked to tell what be knew, as he thinks the world is entitled to know the facts.
 The Oscar II. carried to Vlsdlvostock a cargo of cement used in constructing g the Trans-Siberian railroad. Captain Anderson says the construction of this road is being rapidly pushed, the czar Of Russia having given orders to finish it IS quickly as possible. As soon as thIs line is finished. he says. the Siber- ian government intends extending 1t from Viadivostock southward through Manchuria end Corea to an open port on the Yellow sea.
 FsEDEEIoHsRUHE, July 2-Prince Bismarck is seriously ill and unable to partske of food.
 PHILADDLPHIA, Pa. July 2-The Thomas Iron Company has given notice of an advance in the price of pig iron averaging one dollar per ton.
 LONDON, July 2-The first meeting of Lord Salisbury's new cabinet took place today, and attracted many slghtseers to Downing Street.
 CHARLEToN, w. VA, July 2.-The situation among the striking coal miners is growing more serious as the strikers are restless and are threatening the men at work.
 COLUMBUS OHIO, July .2.-James R. second son of the murdered president. will be nominated for state senator this week in the same district which elected his father in 1858.
 NEW YORK, July 2-Col. George W. Gibbons, who lsbored hard to save wife murderer pr. Buchanan from electro cution, says he does not intend to lei the case drop.
 Los ANGELES, CAL, July 2.-Edward Harrington the A. & P. conductor who was found unconscious the doorway of g lodging house several nights ago died this morning at the receiving hospita without having regained consciousness He was poisoned but whether it wal self administered is not known. H. lived at Kingman, Arizona.
 TACOMA, Wash, July 1-Valuablt nickel ore lodges have been discovered at the head of Indian River and Silver Bay, Alaska.
 COLON COLOMBIA, July 2.-The frs shipment consisting of 400 tons o from San Francisco to New Orleans is being taKen aboard the steam ship Otera here.
 HAVANA, July 2.-Gemoez has Jeff Puerto Princeipi in charge, Gen. Lops Recio and is advancing westward at the head of 10000 men. There are more rebels now in SantaClsrs province than elsewhere in the whole ten years of the former rebellion.
 SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, July 2.-Hugh Craig is authority for the statement tLat Pacific cable will be built at opc by British capitalists. It will be 6484 miles long, in four sections and will ex tend from Auckland to Norfolk Irland thence to Fiji; thence to Tanning Island and then to Vancouver. The cost wil be s1,517 ,OOO.
 DENVER, Colo. July 2-Just thirty persons assembled at the time Set fol the democratic mass convention for the of the financial question Chairman Frank Arbuckle, of the state central committee, who called the meet ing, was not present.
 IONA MICH, July 2.-When August Danner stepped out of jail yesterday, af ter two years incarceration, he was in. formed by attorneys that he was herr tc s225, 900 left by an uncle who was miner In the Calico district San Bernardinc county California.
 NEW YORK, July 2.-Luther F. Mo Kinney, U. s. Minister to Colombia, says that the all important questions in Central America now IS the Nicaruagua canal. MT. Mckinney thinks however that the best thing for the United States to do will be to finish the Panama csnal.
 DENVER, CoLo., July "A special to the "Times" from Albuquerque, N. M., ;aye: Pedro Garcia ard Felix Apodaca, nurderers of Maximo Sandoval and Pedro Lobsto, Jr. were surprised in a .eiion forty miles from here by posse, md shots were exchanged. TheIhorses hat were ridden by the murderers We're hot from under them but the meu escaped into the mountain. If caught t hey will lynched.
 SAN ANToNA TEX, July 2.-Telegrams lave be,,n received announcing that Brown and Sons have signed the con- ract to furnish ell the money necessary O build the deep water harbor at Aransas Pass, Texas.
 GRANT PASS, Or, July 1-The South m Pacific overland, north bound, was topped last night at 10:15 o'clock by hree highwaymen near Riddles, thirty niles south of Rosebure, and thorough y robbed. Sticks of dynamite were 'lsced on the rails which dis abled the pgine and brought the train to a stop. The highwaymen then proceeded to go trough the train and every car, from he express in front to the Pullman in he rear werere searched. Nothing was btaining from the express car. In the nail car the Portland, Tacoma, Seattle