Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-07-06
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delegates will take place in New York July ]. The delegates will then choose president for the provisional govern ment. Interest bearing bonds will be issued same to be made pay able when Spanish dominion ends in the Island.
 CHICAGO, June 27-Boorgee, a young African prince who came to this country about SIX years ago loaded with dia- monds, has gathered band of his peo- dle together whom Le will lead back to his fathers home in central Africa where diamonds are plentiful. The party left last night.
 COLUMBUS, O., June 27-The supreme court today declared the law to tax the inheritances of direct heir unconstitu- tlonal.
 NEW LONDON, June 27-Ysle wins by three quarters length, Harvard second and Columbia ten lengths off. Time 22 minutes and 1 seconds.
 NEW YORK, June 27-A special says: A. c. Love, formerly assistant postmas- ter General who IS charged with embez- element, has been captured in the Pro- vince of Cherique, Department of | Panama.
 LONDON, June 27--In the house of lords today the premier, the Marquis of Salisbury, announced that he hoped to obtain the queens consent to dissOlu- tion of parliament on July 8.
 PARIS, June z7-Alexander Dumas, the author, WAS married to Mme. Reg nier de la Breuvere this morning. The wedding was most notable one because of the celebrity of the contracting par ties.
 NEW YORK, June 27-Zela Nicholas Ruhmsn, who has s4O,OO0 suit against George Gould he's had her husband Ruhman arrested for stealing papers connected with the suit.
 SAN FRANCISCO, June 27-The Califor- mia debris commission has decided to prosecute all miners who have attempt ed to operate bydrauhc mines without reference to the regulations of the con- mission.
 Los ANGELES, June 27-J. w. Mitch ell, local committeeman, and Chairman Gould, of the democratic state central committee, have engaged in a war of words over the proposition of calling a silver convention. Mitchell sent letter to Gould today ln which he used the words Ignorance, "egotist," and "an- archist."
 CLEVELAND, Ohio, June 27-Gen. A. J. Warner said today that it is evident that there will be a split in the democra- tic party next year on the silver question. Silver mea must stand together and let a candidate be found for whom demo- crats in the south and repu blicans in the west and populists would vote for
 PREsCoTT, Ariz, June 27-Joseph 1 Walker dIed here today in terrible agony. A blow fly got in his nose while he was laid up with discolated ankle on a COW range in Kirkland valley. The worms increased and kept dropping frcm nose and mouth and finally reach ed his brains.
 CHATTANOOGA, Ten, June 27-The second International convention of the Epworth League is proving 8 big religi- ous demonstration. All bishops of the Methodist church except Bishop Vln- cent will be present. Twenty-Five spe- cial trains bringing coco people have al- ready arrived with delegates fron every state and territory in the United States. Trains bearing 5000 more are'on the way. In addition special excursions from ad- joining state. will swell the number cf visitors to l5,000.
 CITY OF MEXICO, June 27-The war department Is about to engage in anoth- CT vigorous campaign against the rebel lious iaqui Indians. Several bodies of troops will be sent to subdue them.
 GUADALAJARA, Mex, June 27-The National Construction company has made arrangements for funds to build the roaG from Colima to Guadalajara, giving the city of Mexico direct connec- tion with the port of M8rzanillo.
 HEHEEssEY, O. T. June 27-A deputy eheriff from Woodward O. T. hunting ZeD Wyatt, slias Dick Yeager and gang came suddenly upon four of the gang sixty miles west of Hennessey. The outlaws mounted the horses and attempt ed to escape. Shots were exchanged and Charlie Back a brother of Tulsa Jack ho was killed in the Cim8rron about elgEt weeks ago was seriously wounded in the hip. One officer was slightly wounded. The wounded out | law wes tied to horse and the gang escaped.
 SHAMoKEN, Pa., June 2S-Antonio Pauli and John Furalck fought a duel l last night for the affections of Rosina Dubach. Only clubs were used. Pauli is dying with his skull crushed in, and Fursick has crawled off in the brush leaving trail of blood.
 MINNEAPOLIS, June 28-A fire in the wholesale crockery establishment of Mcdonald Bros, on First aveaue south near third street, was the most disaster. ous loss of lives in the history of Minne- gpolis. Five brave fellows lie manxleu and lifeess and SIX more are writhing in agony at the hospital, two of whom may die. The five story brick building, with an enormous stock of crockery IS in utter ruins. Blackened walls, broken