Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-03-30
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1T Blake, a Stockton newspaper man, was shot by footpad last night. He is rest ing easily today.
 SANTA ROSA, Cal, March 25-Two masked men entered Beckner's saloon last night and ordered Beckner and an- other man to throw up thelr hands. One held a revolver while the other took over hundred dollars from the till, when bath disappeared. Beckner thinks the parties were familiar with the prem ises.
 SANTA ROSA, Oal, March 25-The body of John Ahmans was found hang ing from rafter on the back porch of his own home, three miles north of this place this morning. The head was near ly severed with small bale rope. He lived alone. He was supposed to pos sess money, and some believe that he was robbed and then hung to conceal the crime.
 NEWPORT, Pa, March 25-The New port Deposit bank has failed. NEW ORLEANS, March 9 The negroes went to work on the levee this morning without military protection. WISEIPEG, March 25-By an order of | the Dominion government relief will be given the Roman catholics of Manitoba by legislation granting separate schools. It is difficult to say where the matter will end.
 WASHINGTON, March 25-The United States supreme court today began hear ing arguments in the case of Eugene ". Debs and others who ask for a writ of habess corpus relieving them from the sentence of imprisonment passed by Judge Woods.
 FORT SooTT, Kan. March 25-Six United States prisoners escaped jail last night, among them Bill West, a notorious outlaw, who deliberately kill ed United States marshal Kinney in
 Miami, Ind. Ty, The others were horse thieves and robbers.
 KEY WEST, Fla. March 25-A passsn- ger from Havana says that by the prompt acton of General Csilejo he sverted an uprising in Havana.
 The imprisonment of Gomez, the negro leader, sympathizers worked up 8 scheme to attack the palace Friday night. The government learned of the plot. Guards were quadrupled, 100 soldiers stationed inside the palace. The city patrol WAS heavily increased, and the negroes hearing this, gave up the | scheme.
 | WASHINGTON, March 25-Irternal Rev. enue Collector New, of Denver, is here with A. V. Quinn, of Arizona, urging the appointment of the latter to succeed Governor Hughes. New thinks Quinn will be appointed.
 YOKOHAMA, March 25-Tbe bullet has not been extracted from the face of Lii Hung Chang. but bis condition is favor able. Resolutions have been submitted to the Japanese diet regretting the at- tack upon the viceroy.
 NEW YORK, March 15-A special from Lima, Peru, says the Caceres authorl- ties in Pisco have not recognized the provisional government. Gen. Mag tortured the English. Ger man and Spanish subjects for refusing to pay forced loans. It is known that the casaulities of the days fighting Tn Lima exceeded 25000.
 HUTCHINSON, Kans. March 25-The jury in the murder case of Charles Car son brought in 8 verdict this morning of not guilty. Carson was charged with killing his wife.
 TRAVERSE CITY, Mich. March 25-The Waller House, small house at Central Lake, was burned at midnight. James Miller, porter, was cremated. The other inmates narrowly escaped.
 CHICAGO, Mafch 25-A thief attempt ed to rob the till of the Equitable con- mission company. in the Grand Pacific building today. He was shot at by the cashier, he returned the fire but no one was hurt, and was arrested.
 SAN FRANcIsco, March 25-The lat est sensation in the Fair will case is insinustions that Fair was poisoned. Phoebe Cousins claims to have been the affisnced wife of the millionaire, hints this.
 ST. LOUIS, Mo-, March 25-James F. Coyle, of the firm of Coyle & Sergent, agents of an eastern silk house, filed a divorce suit today, the charges being in6delity, with the names of Henry Chandler, late president of the H. W. Chandler commission company, core spondent.
 WAsHINeToN, March 25-Paymaster General Wm. Smith of the army will retire tomorrow, on account of age.
 REDLANDs, Cal. March 25-David Me- Coy dled this morning at thS age of 104 years and 10 months. He voted at every election from 1918 to 1894.
 NEW YORK, March 25-A special from Berlin says that prominent German officials are unanimous in thelr belief that action favorable to silver will be taken by Germany, France and the UHited States at the coming monetary conference.
 NEW YORK, March 25-A special from 1 St. Augustine, Fla. quotes Govr. Nc Kinley as follows: "If the republican | party should declare for free silver, I | will decline to become its candidate and | quit the party for ever.
 DELAWARE, Ohio, March 25-A torn ado visited the city and surrounding |