Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-08-24
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WASHINGTON, Aug. 16.-The commit tees report on organization, which was national committee of democrats w!io are in favor of both silver and gold IS t1e mO.ey of ths cOGst tuition some 10 Dc composed of one democrat froul euch state and territory. and Distrit Of Col umbia. Tbe national committeeman shall take such steps as he may deem best tO organize the bimetallic forces of his state, and 1t Is recommended that in each county of each state bimetalic clubs be organized, and for this purpose he may appoint euch committees can- vassers IS he may deem best. The voters of the countries in sympathy wiih the mo' ement are urged to lerd their inhu- encs in periecting the organization, and are requested to enroll in some club.
 CLEVELAND, Ohio, Aug. 15-Louis Gimm, is the champion long distance rider in the world. At SIP II o'clock this morning G:mm had equalled the worlds record of 4p7 miles and 4S yards Tor 2l houre. This record was held by Lyman. After resting five minutes Glmm arted out to complete the fl hcure. He rode 40O miles In 20 hours, + minutes gnd 20 seconds.
 CiTY OF MFxICo, Aug. lT-The gov ernment of Mexico has made no official report oa the C0lima disaster, but col lectOrs of ports all report to the miuisir T of tirance that the ship wRs overloaded and top heavy, and that ths captain and officers were dirsiict in their duti, S. President Diaz has therefore ordered that no ship be granted clearance pa psrs unless the authorities are satisfied that all is light.
 MADRID. Spain, Aug. lT-Prims Min- lster CGrrovRs dei Castillo says that |. soon as the rainy season is over 25,000 men will be dispatched to Cuba to put an snd to the conflict.
 AsBURY PARK, N. l., Aug. 16-There was quiet civii marriage here yester- day, of which the principals w5re Cham piOn James J. Cor Jett and Jessie Taylor of Omaha, bett, known as Vera Stan- wood, the Eams under which she fgur- ed as correspondent in the recent suit for divorce which was granted to Mrs. Ollie Lake Corbett. So quiet had Corbett's intentions been kept that not even his manager, William A. Brady, knew that he intended matrlmory soon, nor were any of his other friends in sporting circles appraised of the event.
 Justice of the Peace John Borden en- tered the Corhett cottage at noon, for the Cathlic church of which Corbett is communicant does not sacctiua the marriage rite for divorced person He found waiting in the parlOr J. E. Wort man of Jersey City, aymaster of the Consolidated Traction company; Jo- seph CJrbett, brother of the pugllist, who assisted him in recent restaurant unplessantness with Fitzsimmons; Alice Rice the colored cook, and two news paper men. A slight mistake delayed the wedding, for some official had hand ed out birth certificate instead of the required marriage license. Mir. Buck law was dispatched down town and soon returned wi.h the necessary paper.
 When they entered the parlor togeth- CT, Corbett wore black cutaway coat and light trousers. His fiancee wore 8 lavender silk costume trimmed with lace, and with Pompadour corsage and delicate blue ribbon around her neck. Corbett threw his arms around his wife'e neck and kissed her healt tily two or three times. Congratulations followed.
 They left an hour afterward and coiOred Alice Rice af,er them. They took a train for Buffalo and Niagara falls, where they will stay for ten days. after which Corbett will return and begin training for his match for FiizsIm- mons.
 It would have been illegal for them to marry in New York, for the decree of divorce made ID that state barred the pCSi.ist from ramarrying in the lifetime Of bis first wife. Legal authorities say that they would rot be recognized by the law as man and wife hlle living in New York. In the marriage certificate the residence of both parties ia given as Asbury Park.
 ToLEpo 0. Ang. 17.-Today six pri- soners in the county Jail attacked turn- key Moshier, handculfed him, locked him in cell and escaped by meaUs of his Keys. Murdy, who murdered his wife vas at the head of the conspiracy. The others wore burglars. One has been found in the outskirts ot the City by detectives and shot.
 HcNG KONG, Aug. 1.-The commis- siCn appointed to investigate the Mas sacres of missionaries at Kue Cheng, which left Foo Chow Tuesday, arrived safe at Ilu Cheng. Important arrests have been made in connection with the Massacres. The natives appear 10 be much alarmed at the arrival of the con- missionere.
 LEXINGTON, Ky, August IT, Henry Smith, the colored sssailant of Mrs. Hudson was brought bofore the court today and waived ex- animation. He vas taken to 6 cell by the back e. trance ard escaped the wrath of 800 men who had gathered to lynch him. Every man who entered the court was searched. There is siil. talk Of an attack OF tie jail which is guarded.
 CLEVELAND, O., Aug. l7-The delegs- tion from this county to the democratic state COZ, entIon will be for free silver und anti Brice.