Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-03-16

NEW ORLEANS, March 12.-Gr. Bain, purser of the British steamship EDgi- neer, was shot and his wouucs pro- nounced dangerous. The captain of the Engineer threatens to make the shooting an international affair.
 SANTA Rosa, Cal, March 12.-A tenn perance saloon is to be opened here in q few days under the auspices of the Santa Rosa Temperance Coffee House Association. The idea has been taken from the temperance saloons in opera tion m Manchester, England.
 MADRID, March PA private des- patch from Havana says the leaders of the war of separation of 1881, who have joined the present rising i1 Cuba, are conferring with Captain General Caiella, with view to u possible cessation of hostlities and a surrender of the rebel army.
 BERKELEY, March 12-At half past 4 | o'clock this morning Mrs. F. Voiliner awoKe to find a man cIutching at her | throat. She succeeded releasing his l hold and screamed when the burglar fled. Her dog had been stup fled by chloroform.
 OAKLAND, Cal, March 12-Henry E. Perrine and wife, of Buffalo, New York are nv in this city. Mrs. Perrine is the mother-in-law of Grover Cleve- land. Mir. Perrine was a resident of the 1 coast in the fifties. The couple lave for Los Angeles the last of the week.
 SAN FRANCIsCo, March 12-W. J. Ed wards, who is going to try for the quar- ter, half, three quarters, kilometer gl1 nila records CD tue Alameda speed track, has arrived at Alameda. acccm panied by Delmas, Smith, JoneJ aud Osen, of the quad team.
 SAN FRANCISCO, March PA terrible tragedy was committed here early this morning. Harry Brown, a notorious water froOt character, known as "oailOr" Brown, murdered hls wife and then shot and killed himself. Both were dead when found. Brown is believed to have been crazy.
 PHILADELPHIA, March PA confer ence was held here last night of local capitalists and J. M. Irigeyen, minister from Peru, wIta view to forming a company to operate thu coal fields of Peru. The company will ship ths out put to points on the Pacific coast di rect from Peru.
 PHOENIX, Ariz, March 15-Ths city is thronged with people from all parts of the union. The festivities open at 10 this morning by parade of the civic, military and secret orders, aud the citi- zens. The programme is ori-inal, unique and novel. Every delegation of visitors receive an ovation. The gates of tue city and the doors of private re I oi1 Il monies take place at place at two this evening, Gov Hughes, Hon N O Murphy. Chief Justice Baker delivered address es; the city is bedecked beautifully with banner bunting, evergreens and flowers.
 INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, March 12-Ex- President Harrison is much improved this morning.
 | NEw ORLEANS, March, 12-The levee from Louisiana Avenue to Vaudeville Street is in the hands of an arm d mob The police are poweriess. White men are completely In control and have de clared that no negro shall appear upon the levee front All the negroes have left the levee. The mob deposited shot guns aud rifles in the barrooms. While this was going on four negroes have been shot and one Carribean killed st the French market.
 The whites not armed with revolvers, picked up stones, cubs and other im- provised weapons and attacked the neg,o For many minutes the firing contirued on the river front and the police made no move against the mur- derers. Not until every negro had fec did ihs white men desist. Joe Collins and Thomas Collins and one unknown negro have been killed. Two unknown negroes are wounded. The latter were taken to the charity hospital.
 The entire police have been called to | the levea. Governar Fowler has been telegraphed 60 and 1t is reported the military has been ordered to keep them selves in readiness. At this writing members of the mob are drinking. The police fear more trouble.
 Another riot is expected any moment. l NEW ORLEANS, March 12-RiotiDg was resumed on the levee early this morning. At the head oi Josephine street one negro was killed by white screwmen. Tn the vicinity of the French market several negroes were wounded. At o'clock about fifty screw men cane to the Harrison Cromwell line snd fired upon the negroes as they came along. About twelve were killed | CUoHARAs JUNCTION, Colo March 13. A mob entered the Walsenburg jail after midnight last night and killed two more of the nne Italians arrested for the murder of A. J. HIxton. Four were exonerated at the coroner's inquest and discharged. Five were held for trial. These have all been killed.
 Bob Welsby, driver of the wagon in which the prisoners were being taken to jail, was accidentally killed, making the total number of casualties at six.
 WASHINGTON, March 13-The Mar quis Imperiale, first secretary of the Italian legation, called at the state de- rartment today and directed the atten- tion of the officials to the news from Walsenbure, Colo, of the assassination of five Italians.
 WALsENBUKG, Colo, March 13-An uprising of Italians here is feared, on account of the killing of the five Italians Should it occur. although they outnum- Der the Americans, the probability is that the Italians will be exterminated, as the feeling against them IS very in- t-nse.
 COLON, March 13-The latest news from the front is that the rebels nave retreated ani General Reyes, comman- der of the Colum bian force, occupied Cuceta, in the province of PamptoUa, with TOGO men. A detachment of 1000 troops IS expected to arrive shortly at Panama from the department of Caucua l Martial law has been declar, n the | department of Panama.
 HENDRIX, W. Va. March 13-I. ID. Junkins' hotel at MacIeville, four miles