Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-08-10
FoRT WORTH, Tex. Aug 2-Six inches

of rain in twenty four hours is the record here. Every water course with in 100 miles is over flowing. Bridges are out and trains abandoned.
 NEW YORK, Aug. 2-A Hs.ail special from Washir gton says the navy depart meut has refused permission to Japan to allow an officer of the Japanese navy witness the mRnouvers of the North At lsntic squadron.
 PocATELLo, Idaho, Aug. 1-Tbe stage driver just reached South Dakota Springs. sie reports 200 Bannacks at Grave Lake cn their w6y from Jacksons Hole to the reservation. There has been no fighting and no desire to fight ontheir part. This ecare seems to be over.
 WAsHINGToN, Aug. 2.-The Indian bureau received dispatch today from the two agencies in the neigh borhcod of the Jackson Hole country stating that there was no cause for alarm GmouS the settlers.
 RED BLUFF, Cslif. Aug. "A fire early this morning caused Sl0,CC0 loss. Four stores were burned down and their contents destroyed.
 NEW YORK, Aug. 2-51. .O00,C0O in gold has been ordered ct the subtreasury by the Bank Of Montreal for sh pment to- morrow by European steamer
 PITTsBURG, Pa. Aug. 2-Tne coal miners strike will probably 5e gverted and the miners will be granted the advance demanded. The operators to- day agreed to grant their demands in full on Oct.
 CHICAGO, Aug. IA local paper says the crop of corn this year will be larger than ever before known end will bring good prices. The estimated yield will be }, 0,000,OO bushels.
 KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Aug 2-The Democratic primaries slected delegates to theJ ackson County convention which will elect delegates to the state conven tion. The city wards chose solid for silver delegates.
 SAN FRANoIsCo, Cal, Aug. 2-Bloom- CT balls are popular now. Last Dight's affair, given by ths south side Cycling club was a great success and Judge Campbell even laid aside his official dignity and danced with fluffy haired, saucy eyed girl iu bloomers.
 LANDER, Wy, Aug. 1.-Sbarp Nose. Chief of the Arapahoes, when inter viewed said that the whites could mak c no laws which would prevent the h. dians from hunting when they wanted game. He expresses sympathy for Ban nocks. The Shoeshones will also help the Bannocks.
 NEW YORK, Aug. 2.-Ths five Ben dictiDe sisters who returned from Ecua- dor yesterday tell of how the sisters are subjected to outr8ges by the revolution lsts there, being obliged to flee for their lives. The convents are invaded and inmates subjected to indignitles. All the sisters will leave there and give up missionary work in that country.
 OMAHA, Neb., Aug. 2-Ths situation in police circles remains ia etatuo quo. Nothing will be done by either faction until the result of the commissioners meeting at Lincoln is known.
 The board of fire and police commis- sioners at Lincoln IS composed of Land Commissioner Russell and Attorney General Churchill, Governor Holcomb refusing to act. They met at 10:30 a. ID. and appointed Foster, Vandervoort and Reach Omaha commissioners. The matter will now go to the supreme court.
 OMAHA, Neb., Aug. "A conflict is expected about six o'clock, when the new force will make gn effort to get f)rcibls possession of the city jaiI Troops may be needed to prevent blood shed.
 CANTo, Ohio Aug. 2-At Stark siding two miles east Of LeEe, on the Fort Wayne road disasterous wreck occur red thIs morning in which three men were killed and five mere injured. Freight train broke in two at the Sum init and the rear ran into the front eEd of train following. Eight cars were smashed into kindling wood.
 SAN FRANoIsco, Aug. 2-The Chroni- ole publishes a story this morning to the effect that the investigation into the charges of fraud in the mail seryicQ on the Pacific coast will reveal the fact that stuftlng has been goihg on for years with the consent of Supt. Samuel Flint, Tn such way as to rob the government of millions each year.
 WASHINGTON, Aug. Miss Elizabeth | Flager, daughter of Gen. Flager, Chief of Ordnance and we'll known in the army i and secret society circles, killed T. year old negro named Ernest Green, to- day St her home in Surburb city. Miss Flsuger discovered Green On fence 1 stealing fruit. She fired at him from second story window 8ni killed hIm.
 NEWPORT, R. l., Aug. 1-Ths Defend er beat the Vigiant yesterday in the run of 42 miles from New London to this port and bent her go badly that the lai- ter's admirers must sdmI: the Defender is better than the Vigilaut. How much better cannot be stated, AS no reasoua- ble comparison of the champion of 1892 and the Defender cf 1855 can be made, ,nly by the handful of people w5o know about vhrt the Defender will givs the yigilant in the matter of time allowance