Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-10-05

cures. We also think Hood'S s P1llS the Dests ly not swear to any such st=ts of facts and expresses surprise that Attorney Deuprey should have 90 outlined his testimony to the jury.
 CHICAGO, Sept. 27-As the Wabash limited was leaving for Detroit last night a well dressed man entered the Pullman, stepping to the first occupied berth calmly climbed in, at the same time choking into silence Mrs. Geo. Mack, the occupant After securing Q we'll filled pocket book, jeweiry and clothes of the terrified woman, whose husband sat in the smoking compart- ment only few feet away, the robber attempted to leave. Mre. Mack clung to him, however, and knocking her senseleEe, jumped from the moving train and uninjured escaped in the darkness.
 Los ANGELES, Sept. 2S-A gentlem on of this city today received a letter from George T. Johnson the "Monte Ccisto of the Catalina Island" who skipped owing Murphy Grant tS O., of San Francisco, considerable money for goods bought of them, and selling tbem in Arizona. Johnson is in Manana, Sonora, erj0y ing good health and laughing at the officers he outwitied. He says he will return shortly and square up with Murphy Grant $ Go.
 BALTIMORE. Sept. PA special to tte News from Kingwood, Va, announces there was railroad wreck this morning ca the B ( O. United States Marshal Garden and Secretary of State Oxley of West Virginia are reported seriously hurt. At the B. < O. headquarters iu this city it Is stated the wreck took place at Tunnellton, W. Va. Nine CT more passengers are reported injured.
 WAsHINGroE, Sept. 27-Secrets.y y
 Olney received information today that the Mora draft for almost million and
 half dollars had been paid in London.
 LONDON, Sept. 27-Pall Mall Gazette this afternoon prints a dispatch from Sheng bGi saying, Appearances indicate that England is finally in earnest re- garding the msssacres in Chinh as five of her war ships are now on the river Yang Tse kiang, and proceeding to- wards the scenes of the disturbance.
 Four more are expected to start to- morrow"
 WICHITA, Ksns. Sept. 27-The city was invaded by swarms Of bugs last night which entirely obscured electric lights, clogged the machinery on morn- ing papers and nearly drove people fran tic. The sidewalks are covered this morning with dead bugs to 8 depth of several in ches.
 CoUNCL BLUFF, Ia. Sept. 27--Judge J. R. Reed, of the Court of Private Land Claims, leaves for Santa Fe to-
 norrow to open court at which he will render decision involving enormous tracts of land ID New Mexico and Asiz- ona, Of an estimated worth in the neigh borhood of S1,0G0,U00.
 HUNTiNGToN, W. Vs., Sept. 27-A cyclone passed over Green Bottom yes terday causing 6 great damage to pro- perty and several persons were ipjnr, e.
 SALUTE STE MARIE, Sept. 27-Tie Mark Hopkins c0liided with the steamer Vanderbilt at the Nipe Mile Point to- day. The Hopkins went down in two minutes. The Vanderbilt was but slightly injured.
 MADRID, Sept. 27-The ImperiaPs Havana correspondent ielegraphs that Col. Caunales with force Of 164 Span ;sh troops had fight of several hours duration with 1000 insurgents Wedres-' day last rear the Bsyaueso hills ard the insurgents fled leaving five killed.
 HcHG KoYC, Sept. 2S-Forty men suspected of compiicity in the riota were liberated by the local authorities without the consent of the consul. Mir Manifold, Brit'ah consul at ku Cheng, was insuited U Chinese soldiers The o7nsuls are considering the advisability of returning to Foo CboS ani referring tbe matter to their respective govern meuts.
 SAN FRAxCI: co, Cal. Sept. 25 -Auoth or sailors strike is imminent aud the prob l ability ia that ;be Coast Se8mens Uaiou, i wi.l order out al the men o1 the yes ! ss's of he Ship Owners Association.
 RYDE, Iole Of Wight, Sept. 2S-A l meeting of tte Royal Yacht Club was held this afternoon 10 consider the | challenge for Americas cup by Charles Bay R2se. Secretary Eiliscn says this moruiag: ! letter to the New York ! Yacht Club will be dispatched this after noon. All details as tie date of races &c. will be arranged later with the New 1 lork lacht Club. IL remains for the ! New York Yacht Club to tell what con- di,ions they want, and | have little | doubt we will find no difficulty in com plying. Our members are generally pleased at the prospect of a race.
 WASHINGTON, Sept. 28- Secretary Smith today rendered an important de- cislon regarding the right of way of ,he Railway Company.
 This company applied for a right of way over public lands under the act of 70. The secretary denies that the right 'f way was perfected, because the company did not complete the road in i've years, as required by the act.
 CENTRE ISLAND, Sept. 2S-The Ethel Wynn won the race today.