Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-03-16
TELEGRApHIC.

killing William Warren and Andrew Dellihey.
 CANNES, Eng, March 7-Ths yacht race between the Brittania, Ailsa and Corsair this morning was woR the Ailse.
 WASHINGTON, March 7-The comptrol- Ter of the currency has called for reports on the condition of the national banks at the close of business the first Tuesday in March.
 LONDON, March "A plasterer named Taylor. living at Lower Footing. near London. cut the throats of bis wife and six children this morning aud then took his own life. All the family are dead except one child, who is at the point of death.
 TRENTON, N. J., March 7-Six hun dred of the ', 800 employees of s K Felt ops wool mill have struck for restora- ton of the second 20 pr cent reduction made in wages last summer.
 WASHINGTON, March The cadet appointments to West Point have been issued. G. W. Bnnnel, Oakland; M. G. Perkins (alternate) Oakland.
 KALAMAZOO, Mich, March 7-Leut- Governor Milnes was nominated on the ll6th ballos in the republican conven tion today, as congressional candidate ~
 GRAFTON, Mass, March 7-Henry F. Ming, cashier of the Grafton National bank, was found dead in a barn this morning with bullet hole through his head. He killed himself. A settlement of estate attended by numerous law suits, unsettled his mind. CHICAGO, March 7-Charles Teigs, 8 house mover, was found dead iu bed to- day, having killed himself because a S3O0O judgment in a breach of promise suit went against him, and awarded to Mrs. Matilda Stuart.
 BosToN, March "A fire wss discov- cred last night Tn the main hold of the British steamer Nsparima, which ar l rived late yesterday from Matzanas. The cargo of 1900 tons of sugar, valued at SI25, GOO, consigned to the American Sugar Refining company. IS ruined by water.
 DETROIT, Mich, March "A hook
 and ladder truck going to fire was
 struck by a freight train this morning
 The following firemen are probably fatally hurt. Driver Anthony korle,
 married, aged 26, Steersmen Christian Goebel, widower, aged 51; Lieut.. Chas
 Chase, single, aged 35. A tine of the hook and ladder fork entered Korle
 head penetrating the brain. The true was | thrown 150 feet; the horses were badly | mangled and Captain M. F. Wirth | bruised.
 NEW YORK March 7-Dispatch to the World from Kingston, Jamica, says there is a full fiedged revolution iU the | northern provinces of the republic ol | Hayti. Pesident Hippolite is bankrui and cannot raise or equip troops. He IS | expecting an attack on port au Prince | from the seaward so has Improvised war vessels out in the river out of of steam boats. Finance Minister Fouchard, who has has had a violent quarrel with the president sad he would be the leader of 1 the revolution. U. $. Minister Smythe has asked for warship to protect Ameri- can interests.
 UREs, State Of oiSonora, Mex. March 7 A courier bring news of another out break of the Yaqui Indians. A band of 50 have left their rendezvous and have attacked several ranches, killing seven people among them two women. A large quantity of grain has been burn- ed.
 HIROSHIMA, March 7-Dispatch from General Nodeu dated Va Chang March f. says that two divisions of the first Japanese army assaulted New Chang, proper, at 10 o'clock today and entered the city at noon. A portion of the enemys force at once fled to Cen Kow a new Cheng settlement. The remaining chinese troops made a stubborn resis- tance and occupying houses of the city. Some desperate street fighting followed and the Chinese were completely routed by II D. m. leaving 1900 killed upon the field. Japanese captured 800 prisoners and If guns together with quantity of munitions of war and colors. The Japanese loss was 26.
 PITTS BURG, March 7--The strike of mi CTS in the Pittsburg district is on ID full force and it is expected that today will see a general suspension of work except by less than 1000 men. It is esti- mated that before night 15000 miners will have quit work.
 Reports received at miners headquar- ters up to noon show a general suspen- sion of work throughout the district. From the report of the commissioner Of labor it is estimated that the number of miners on strike is 2l,000 and the number employed at mines where there will be no strike about 1900.
 MINNEAPoLIs, Minn., March 7-Erwin resumed his long effort for the life of Hay this morning. In case of con- viction, which he state confidently ex- nec;s. it will move for immediate st h. tence. The room was packed to suffoca- tion, and people were turned away by hundreds. Erwin said the testimony of Blixt was full of contradictions and not worth credence. Erwin will finish this afternoon and the jury will be charged at once.
 CHICAGO, March Daisy Gardener, telegraph operator, has sued Geo. w.. Stone son a wealthy board of trade operator, for SlO,OO0 damages for breach