Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-06-08
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PITTsBURG, Pa., May 3l-A special to the Commercial Gazette from Omaha states that the Rev. John Morrow has established new religion there. The principal feature is that all members must worship in nude condition. He has two hundred followers. Services are held in private houses and in every case the participants have been entirely naked. Morrow was removed from the Presbyterian church for kissing sisters.
 MURPHYsBoRoUGH, Ill.,, May 31- Douglas Henderson and Frank Jetfrys were hanged here this morning for the murder of James Towle, st Gainesville last winter. Henderson walked to the gsllo ws smoking cigar. Jeffry showed nervousness and said: '1 am going to die for crime 1 never committed"
 BARTON, Fla, May 31.-Four Negros assaulted Mrs. Timberlake, young widow, Tuesday last They were ar rested last night. Last night they were taken from jail three were put to death and one beaten and ordered to leave the country.
 JEDDAH, May 3l-Yesterdsy W. s Richardson, British consul, British vice-consul, MT. Brandt, Russian consul, M. Dorville, the secretary of the French consulate, were walking near town when without pcovocation they were assaIled by eight Bedoniu Arats four yards away. They opened fire upon the ID with guns and pistols. The British vice consul expired in ten minutes after he was shot. The recovery of either of the other three ;s doubtful. Fifteen arrests have been made, and the greatest ex- citement prevails.
 PITTsBURG, Pa. May 31-The national bitu milous miners organization decided against & general strike and declared the 50 cents rate in force in Pittsburg district and West Virginia, the basis for settlement in other districts. A joint meeting of miners delegates and mine owners will now be called to settle the Ohio, Indiana and Illinois rates.
 ALPENA, Mich. May 31-During heavy fog last night the Canadian steamer Jack, with a fstboat bound down with lumber, collided with the steel steamer Norman, of Menominc, opposite Middle Island. The Normal sank immediately and the cook, wheels man and fireman were drowned.
 ClTY OF MEXICO, May 31-The total mum Der of deaths in the Colima disaster is now know known to be 187. There were 2l3 persons on the vessel. The vessel Is a complete loss. Some of the cargo may be rescued by divers. The ship WAS one of the largest and strongest of the Pacific Mail line and sunk by striking a coral reef in dense fog. The survivors will be sent north.
 TOLEDO, May 31.-White caps went to the war house of Joel Hands and GU of his ears while he was praying. They connect him with several mysterious disappearancee.
 NEW YORK, May 31-Thomss H. Car ter chairman republican National com init ee iu a public statement sa. g. "Ir 1896 the repub blicsn party will stand for protection and restoration ofbitneta!llsm.
 CINcIsNATI, O. May 3l-A dispatch from Logan, o. eays a mob last night took N lsou Feder.ff, aged 50, from the lookup at Laurenville and hanged him. He was charged with brutal assault up- on a little glrl.
 To: DaN, May 31-A dispatch to the Times from Hong Kong confirms the news contained in the Associated Press ''isps,ches last night from Hong Kong that hostilitles between the Japanese Bnd Chinese republicans on the island of Formoss had commenced. Tie Jap anese forces landed at Kee Lung yester day, and fighting between them and the Chinese has commenced.
 LoNDcN, May 3I-A Tribune dispatch from Hong Kong says that the declara- tion of a republic in Formosa was prompted by Chink Tai Chon6, party opposed by the Fiji Family. A petiti, has been sent from South China pray iug for the abolition of the Queue. re- movai of inefficient officials; the aboli. tion of foot binding and the allowing of freedom speech and press.
 SATIAGo, Cuba, May 3I.--A battle oc- cured at Jebez, May 27th, between the Battalion Isabel Catalina ard 300 rebels. Thirteen rebels and nine SpanIards were killed.
 CHICAGO, May 3I.-A local paper prints B statement that President Cleveland is i'll with his old complaint. aggravated by the hot weather during the Gresham obsequies. His physician attends him closely.
 Los ANGELES. May 31-W H Button. | railway conductor, has been ar | rested for the murder of H. W. Belden, who was yesterday supposed to have suicided. Belden was intimate with | Buffers wife.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, June 1-The Mazatlan special says that .he twenty-one passengers of the Collins picked up by the San Juan have arrived there. They say the accident happened | at noon on Monday. The Colima was hen twenty-five miles from Manzanillo md ten miles from shore. All the res- ,ued are badly bruised and hardly able ,o talk. They were found floating on 2iecees of wreckage and rafts. Suther- and had clung to boat after it had ,spsized five times and the rest of it's had been drowned. All were D the water for 4 hours during fierce torm. The vessel had heavy deck oad of lumber, was.unmanageable and waves dashed over her washing the imbers around the deck. At noon her lead could no longer be kept up and she ,rouohad tn miphty wava wh;oh |