Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-10-26

ceiVed uleuatcn tonight saying he had
 been chosen referee of the Corbett- Fltz
 simmons fight He is a warm friend of
 both pugilists. MT. Brodie said:
 "lf the authorities of Hot Springs
 interfere the battle ground will be re-
 located on the island in the Missouri
 River near St. Joseph and he pulled of
 to dead certainty. However, I expect
 to referee the fight at Hot Springs" | PARIS, Oct. 17-A dispatch to the
 Journal from Metz, published today,
 says that while the Emperor and Em-
 press of Germany were on their way to
 the cathedral some person shouted from
 window "Vlve ls France" Several
 arrested have been made.
 SANTA FE N. M. Oct. 17-The solemn
 ceremony of conferring the holy pal
 ladium on arch bishop P. l.. Chapella in
 the cathedral which will be dedicated to-
 morrow, took place this forenoon, in the presence of vast audience. Cardinal
 Gibbons. archbishop of Baltimore, of ficiateG.
 HoT SYRINGE Ark, Oct. 17-There is a l warrant cut for the arrest of Corbett | and Meritz. The case under the law
 will be argued and passed upon by the Chancellor Leatherman, under a writ of habeas corpus.
 MILWAUKEE Wis, Oo'. 17-Arch bish-
 op Ka,zar received a copy of the letter of Pope Leo sent to Mgr Satolli, bearing on religious congresses. From it's tone 1t would seem evident in future that catholics will not meet with protestant bodies, but conduct conventions sepgra- | teIy.
 WAsHINGToN, Oct. 17-Admiral Boards lee teleRraphed the navy department from Hawaii that the epidemic is ended. There were 87 cases and 62 deaths g. shore.
 EAST HAMPTON, Mass, Oct. 16-Ex- lieutenant governor Horatio c. Knight died today.
 ALTOONA, Pa., Oct 1.-Two man were killed and one fatally, and several slight l ly injured in a collision on the Martins ourg branch of the Pennsylvania R, k. today.
 BALTIMORE, Md, Ost. IS The 22nd annual convention of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union began here today, president Miss Frances E.
 Willard, called ths convention to order and read the annual address. MOUNT HOLLY, N. J. Oct. 18-During row st a colored Cake walk" near Mooretown, last night James Hsggerty, coIored, shot Chsrlss McKim, Mrs. Siias Vessel, George Whita.ier and Charles | Wiman, none of whom are expectei to | recover. Some one then shot Haggerty
 in the back. His wound is considered ! mortal.
 HoT STRINGS, Ark. Oct. 1S-The pro gramme of Corbett's arrest and sui 5se- quent legal procedure Is nov In progress | The sheriff arrived with tho prisoner at
 1:10 a. m. and 1rove to Justice Kirk's
 office where the preliminary legal for
 malities were gone through. Corbett expressed much indignation with Fitz- simmons suIking in Texas while he was gong through the ordeal alone. TOLEDO, O., Oct. 1S-festerdsy the | toolmakers in all the bicycle factories, | except the Viking and machine shops of the city, struck for 10 per ceut advance
 in wages. The manufacturers as ouia
 tion this morning posted notices that their shops were closed. This makes Dearly 5,C0O men idle.
 SLANG HAI, Oct. 18-AddIticnal ad | vices from Ke Chow, where the steam ship Kung Pai was destroyed by an ex- plosion last Wednesday, confirms the exclusive despatch 10 the Assoc ateG Press which stated that the less of life was Very great. The KuEg Psi was loaded with troops. The explosion, the cause of which Is unknown, complete ly wrecked tho foreward portion of the steamer and only 54 of those on board were saved.
 HoNG KoNG. Oct. 1S-Dispatches from the Island of Furmosa, 8DDouncr that Tokio, on the west coast of the island, was captured, October l6, by the Japan ese. Dispatches also state that the Japanese intend bombsrdiug Tai Wan Flu the Chinese capital of the island to- day. IL is held by the Black Flag leaders who refuse to surrender uncondtionally and heavy Sighting is expected.
 NEW YORK, Oct. 18-Morris Schoe1- holz, the convicted firebug, was today sentenced to AS years in state prison.
 BUFFALO, N. '. Oct. Is pr. J. Abbey Seymour, distinguished woman phys C. ian and artist of repute, deliberately took her own life last night by throwing herself in front of West Shore train.
 ALEXANDRIA, Oct. 18-A ferry boat having 60 passengers on board, collided today near Cairo with steamer at an- chor. The ferry boat capsized aRd fifty three people on board, mostly workmen, were drowned.
 LONDON, Oct. 18-A dispatch from Shang Hai says that anti foreign ricts occurred at Chang -pu, 50 miles south east of Auoy, and ct Flu Kien, where the chapels of English missions were destroyed. The usndarins openly re- Ised to interfere.
 WASHINGTON, Oct. 1S-A telegram re- ceived at the pavy department thie morn ing stated that William Guild, son of the mayor of Nashville, had been scci | dentally shot and killed. A telegram was forwarded to intercept the ma, O: and daughter, en route to Newport l News, where tho young lady WAS 10 christen the gunb boat Nashville" tomor- | row.
 LONDON, Oct. 1S-The St. James Gag | cite made this afternoon 8 highly i'm ! portant and sensational statement, re- | garding Venezuela. which seems to show | that the dispute between that repub | and Great Britain has assumed a grave | aspect. The fact that Chamberlain has | csbied Instructions for the defense of | the frontier is positive proof that the | imperial government will not tolerate a l repetition of the Duran incident an dir tends to hold the frontier within the l line by force if necessary. l
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