Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-04-06

AUCKLAND, N. S.. March 29-Advices from Samoa, dated March g, say ali the Tahuit rebels are still threatening disturbances.
 Charles hoGas TyAr has been sen- for accusing the late Robert Louis Stew enson of supplying the rebels with guns and ammunition. Henry Ide exonerat- ed Stes from blame.
 SACRAMENTO, Gal. March 30-Tbe north bound Oregon express was held up by two men three miles north of Whestland at two o'clock this morning. Engineer Bowser was compelled to stop the tram and open the express car. Failing to secure any thing the robbers started to rob the passengers in the coach and smokers. Sheriff Bogsrd, of Tehsms county was on the train and opened fire on the robbers in the smok- er, killing one but was killed himself by another. The fireman was shct in the neck and one leg and is thought to be seriously injured. A passenger named Sampson, of Bedding, was struck on the head and cut. Several passengers were robbed.
 KEY WEST, Fla, March 30-A cores pondent in Cuba sends messages saying that the American people must not be- lieve the stories sent of the insurgents | defeat, as the insurgents are more than holding their own and the Spanish soldiers are dying of fever. When the plsut utstions are idle ID June the insurg- ents expect 10000 recruits. MADRID, Spain, March 30-All the | Cuban prefects have resigned. They will be replaced by military officers. It is reported that General Antonio Ma ceox, the insurgent leader, has landed in Jsmaica. The rebel reader Henry | Brooks. left Cuba for New York. It is st ted that Calmsn Garcia is also trying to leave islands.
 NEW YORK, March 3O-The rise in silver today is due to the granting of an armistice and the renewed hope in the declaration of peace between China and Japan, the terms of which will compel China to pay a heavy indemnity, re | quiring her to come into the mareet as a buyer of silver. It is expected also with the close of the war 8 revival of trade in the east will take place, which will make an increased demand for silver. WASHINGTON, March 30-The Chinese legation received 8 cablegram from Peking stating that the condition of Lii | Hung Chang was still matter of doubt. While there is no definite information regarding terms of peace, the opinion | prevails that the indemnity will be paid | 5ilvsr.
 | MADISON, Wis, March 28-The assem- ply has passed bill securing to negroes Il equal right Nith whites in hotels and | theatres.
 | WASHING ION, March 28-Dispatches | from Havana announce the defeat of the colonial insurgents by government | troops at Boysca. Two attempts have been made by the rebels to burn Colon.
 MINNEAPOLIS, March 29-Mrs. Thill believes her daughter Amy, the actress who met a violent death iu New York at the hands of Johu Bigelow, who sf terwards shielded, was murdered by a maniac. She declared B gelow was sn old friend ot the family. It was known that he had been confined twice in su asylum.
 Mrs. Thill says her daughter often ex- pressed fear of Bigelow, who was very much in love with her. She steadily re- iec,ed his attsntions. It WAS partly through Blgelow's influence that she obtail ed place ID the Drew company.
 NEW YORK, March 29-That the mur- der of Amy Thill and the suicide of her slayer, John Big low, was the work of a madman is made mors certain y the statement today of John Holden. sn In- timate frie of Bigeiow. BIgeiow has ueen insane at least five times m the past ten years. The last time he was in a lunatic asylum was in 1892. A note was found on his person reading, "My darling sweethe Tt Jack, gu r.voir, Amy"
 Bigelow was about 30 years of age and the woman not more than p. She bore character which was blameless. The young man lived on east Twenty Eight street and just before the Christmas holidays was a member of the Drew company. It was during this engage meut that he met and fell in love with Amy.
 BOSTON Mass March 30-Emmy Bent icy, thirteen years old died last night from the effects of eating colored candy.
 | DENVER, Colo. March 30-Colorado is 1 exeriencing one of the worst snow | storms that has come for many months. A tremendous gale Is blowing.
 NEW YORK, March 30-An expedition is being organized to go to Nicaragua | and prepare for work. The engineers and commlss n appointed by congress will make new survey route for the canal. Congress appropriated S2O,OOO.