Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-08-10

quarter mentioned: Meribos clshineres. miscellaneous dress goods. S2,673, ,6U3 silk manufactures. g., 2,O05, ,995; laces. veils oIepes and embroideriee, Sl ,26S 049:
 feathers and flowers, artificial and mill inery, s1 1903 ,56l; wines, S686, ,14l; skins
 hides and leather. SG69, ,631; works 0: art S45S, ,142; China and glassware, etc .S359,- 02l; jewelry and precious stonAs, S374,-
 59S, buttons aLd trimmings, Stl22. .945
 wools ond waste, S45S ,46i; gloves, 577j,- 2l7.
 | Germany is divided into consular dis
 tricts and the figures showing the reports I of this country for the quarter are as | follows; Berlin and consulate under SIP. | 909.702; increase, &4, TOT, SIS. Fra kforl
 and cons ulates under, 57.969, III: in-
 crease, S2,S54.S .Sl9. Hawaiian lslands 8, ,155,96S, of which S2,G34'129 was sugar, Honduras. S258,155.
 Italy. 5, ,4S7, 300: decrease 5242, ,IS4. Mexico City. Sl 557 .5l9; Nuevo Laredo, and consulates under. 57 ,164 .G37 The Nethe.lanG, Sl,S74, ,455. Russia, S7S3 TAO.
 Spain, S773,753.
 Sweden and Norway S]5,9 ,932.
 Switzerland, 54,624. .42I; increase, 5l, Si3, 13l.
 TurSl h empire, Sl 2S2,GI4
 The figures for Great E..taiu and 8 number of other countries are not given, as the consuls have not made their re- ports.
 From Switzerland the largest export was cotton embroiGerits. amounting to Sl, ,I20, $50; silk embroideries EEd piece goods. S9GS.CG6. From Germany the principal exports were dyes, drugs chemi- calls, gloves, linen, wOolen and cotton goods, braids, etc,
 SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. GA force of sheriff deputies iourneyed with Durrant to the city hall this morning, and anoth- CT band escorted him into the court room. Much larger crowds had gather ed today in consequence of the attempt ed assault on Durrant's life yesterday, but no unfriendly conduct was manifest ed towards the prisoner. It is reported that one of the accepted jurors has been talking about the case, expressing an opinion as to Durrant's guilt. He will probably be peremptOrily challenged by the defence when empaneilipg con- mences and before the jurors are finally sworn to try the case. No new jurors were accepted this morning. Judge Murphy remarked upon the evident dis inclination of citizens to serve. He aid he would hereafter accept none but the most urgent excuses.
 SAN FRANC1sCo, Cal, Aug. 6-Miss Lizzie Rutherford. 8 wealthy asd cul- tured widow of LewIs Rutherford, has married her man of all work, Wm. Dalzell. They were married by contract two years ago and shortly after the death of Rutherford. but the fact has just leaked out and now they have had public marriage. Her sons are furi- ous.
 WARsHAw, Ind Aug. 6.-Early this morning train wreckers threw switch on the Pennsylvania road at Eagle Lake Station, two miles east of thI5 city for the evident purpose of wreckiug enc of the fast express trains. A freight train plunged into it instead. The locomotive and several cars were thrown down a steep embankment, the traiumen escap- lng by jumping.
 CHICAGO, Ill.,, Aug. 6-The Spring Valley Coal company announces its in- tentlou of taking the part of the negro miners agslnst the Italians. The negro es make the best miners, the company say, and the company has more faith in them. More serious trouble Is eminent.
 Mayor Swift and Chief Badenoc held conference and 1t was decided that the colored mems attempt to board the train for Spring Valley should be stop ped by policemen.
 CHICAGO, Aug. Give hundred excited negroes in a mass meeting today adopted resolutions demanding that Gov. Altgeld should protect the colored people in Spring Valley. Illinois, and are asserting determined effort to leave for that place tonight in the event O. the refusal of the governor 10 take action. The speeches Were vigorous and eteImined.
 PEORIA, Ills, Aug. 6-The negroes Of Peoria are much excited over the occur ence at Spring Valley. A body of them are gong there tonight to offer their services to the sheriff.
 TEPIo, Mex, Aug. 6-The mine of the Mezquital mining company south of here is creating great excitement It is said that has produced ore to the value of s25,O0O per day for the last three weeks.
 HAVANA, Aug. 6-There is unusual excitement here. It is reported that Gen. Quesads has landed his extensive expedition here, that Gen. Maces at tacks on the different towns sImultane- ously was to divert suspicion from him. 1 Gen. Campos has cabled the home gov ernment to send 30,000 troops at once.
 DENVER, Colo, Aug. 6-The Rocky l Noun tain Savings Bank" closed its doors today.
 MERGED, Aug. 6-The town of Merced | Falls, twenty-four miles from Merced | on the Coulterville road, was wiped out by fire last night.
 DANsvILLE, N. r., Aug 5-Mrs. T. De Wit Talmadge died this morning.
 WASHINGTON, Aug. 5-Daniei Web ter of Wisconsin, has been appointed thief examiner of land claims in the in- erior department.
 YoKoHoMA, Aug. 5-The continuous aims have ruined the rice crops in many ,arts of Japan and famine is feared. dany lives have already been lost and he damage is enormous.
 NEW YORK, Aug. 5-A hundred and fty thousand dollars in gold haa haen