Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-02-02
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riotism. It is thought 25,0O0 volun- teers will be raised in this city alone, if needed. Barrios, president of Guate- msls, expects ald from Spain on ac- count of bis bold stand.
 PARIS, Jan. N.-Bourseoise has fin ally given up the task of attempting to form a cabinet.
 LONDON, Jan. A-This morning . private funeral servioe with the family only, was held at the Courchill residence Groevenor Squsrs.
 WASHINGTON, Jan. A-Civil service examinations are arranged for as follows: April 15, Tucson; April l9, Los An geles; April P, San Francisco.
 GRAvEsEND, Jan. 2i-The govern ment barge Petrel, laden with gunpow- der, shot and shell, exploded this morn- ing. No trace of the crew has been found
 CHICAGO, Jan. 24.-A fashionable boarding house at 379 Michigan avenue, was gutted by fire this morning. Forty people were sbed. Six were taken out from the top story. No one was fatally injured.
 BAzoRIA, Tex, Jan. 24-R. M. Moohinn, 8 newspaper correspondent of Velasco, was killed bers by Judge Harry Masterson. Mochinn was witness in an important suit. He had been in Bazoris only @ few minutes when Masterson opened fire, killing him instantly. Masterson surrendered.
 TAPACHULA, State of Chapas, Mex, Feb. 24-Fugitives from Guatemala are arriving almost daily. They number many revoltsrs from ths Gustemslsn interior, but fer the moot part are native born M,xicsns. who had taken up reeid- ence in Guatemala. A large party IS on the way from Quetzaltsnsngo, north ern Guatemala. coming for the purpose of enlisting against the government they leave behind.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 24.-Consul Genessl Duran, of Guatemala. has been recalled by President Bsrrios, to assume command of the troops in the pending war with Mexico. Dursn says that an alliance has been formed between Guatemala, Nicaragua, Salvador and Honduras with c hundred thousand men to march against Mexico.
 SUGARLAND, Tex, Jan. 24-Mssked men rode into the Railway and express office here and demanded Agent Adams hand them out the safes contents, after severe beating, Adams opened the safe and the robbers took $500. The citi- gems undertook to intercept the robbers and 8 sharp battle took place but the highwaymen escaped. A posse started in pursuit, and returned with four prisoners, Crane, Thompson, Denton and Flowers. A posse is securing the country for the others.
 SACRAMENTO, Jan. 24.-The resolu- ton of ESing for sn investigation into the corruption in the San Francisco po- lice department was made 8 special or der this morhing. Waymire, of Alame- da, said the Lexow committee was ap- pointed by virtue of the state and offer ed 8 resolution directing the strorney general to draft law granting authori- ty to the committee to investigate also the San Francisco election frauds, the committee to sit ss long ss necessary. The su bstitute was adopted by vote of D to4.
 SANTA ROSA, Cal. Jan. 24-Rsports of damage done by the recent floods con- tinue to come in. Communication with the unfortunate town of Guernville has been esta blls red. but it will be at least ten days befoIe railroad service will be established. The water there is higher than it has been in 35 ysars, and has not yet receded. The people are travel lIng about the place in boats.
 YOKOHAMA, Jan. 25.-Official notice has been received that the Chinese peace envoys are coming on the steam ship Empress of China.
 SHANGHAI, Jar. 25-It is stated hrre on good authority that the Chinese peace eavoys will not be received unless they have full power to proceed to final terms of peace.
 Los ANGELES, Jan. 25.-C. B. Barnes wac arrested ID this city Monday by Detective Goodman for complcity in the Ontario bank robbery, and nearly 32OO0 recovered. Barnes was stopping at hightoned hotel and spending lots of money. He was positively identified by Cashier Stsmm, and also by Mir. Sibley and the livsryman wno rented tbe team. He neither afflrms nor denies the prime and refuses to give up the name of his pal. The arrest was kept quiet till today.
 SAN FRANCIsCo, Jan. 25.-The large insurance companies are making rates on sn indepe ndsnt basis to protect their own business. A fight is inevitable aud for time the insured will enjoy the benefits, but another compact of solid will be formed.
 SAN FRANoIsoo, Jan. 25.-The trial of R. H. Mcdonald, formerly president { the Pacific bank, commenced thi