Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-06-22
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rules Of service and prOpriety as we'll, He wears gorgeous uniform on all occs- sions aud drives about in a magnificent ebuipage covered with crests end en- blems meaning nothing in particular.
 LONDON, June 17-A special dispatch from Shanghai today says tha: fiunt- ing is in progress at Lsiwsu, on the island of Formons where 10000 black flags under General Lui Ung are as. sembled. The Japanese are attack ng wsrship Spartan is removing foreigners from the town.
 Special to the CITIZEN:
 SANTA FE, N. M., June 1.-The Reay. is case today is the most dramatic ever seen in a court of justice. The Baron. ness was in court with her two year old twins. Dressed in sailor suits they promenaded through the court, clim b. ed the judges rostrum and prattled con tinuously. They are the image of their mother. Reynolds notified the Baron ess that she could plead her privilege but Resvis promptly answered that his wife would plead neither privilege por protection. She was put on the stand and conducted herself we'll under a se were examination. She spoke affectingly of her lack of education and cried abou, her wrongs. Provost and Reynolds were each strongly affected. The dramatic scene was relieved by ecrapping match he court is filled with ladies who de- nounce Reynolds as hard hearted ard unnecessarily severe.
 LONDON, June 17-Thc board of trade has ruled that the mate of the Crathie the British steamer which ran into and sunk the German steamship Elbe was responsible for the disaster. His certi foate has been suspended.
 LONDON, Jane 17-The application for the release of Oscar Wilde pending steps for @ new trial, was refused today
 HAVANA, June 17-General Hello civil governor of Puerto Principe, and 900 cavalry has arrived at Puerto Prin. cipe, the Capital of that province.
 The troops are prepared to take the field against the insurgents in three days. h an engagement in Duabo the insurgents lost 12 killed and 30 wound ed.
 NEW ORLEANS, June 1.-The Unior Cotton press was the scene of terrible explosion today. One man was killed and dozen wounded, and eight are missing. The prees is demolished anc the walls of the cotton yard are torn tC pieces for nearly square.
 WASHINGTON, June l7-The president left this morning for Gray Gables tt spend the summer.
 NEW YORK, June 17-The Harlen ship canal which connects the Huds I river with Long Island Sound was for mslly opened tbls afternoon.
 PARIS. June 17-A report IS currep here that anarchists will attempt grea outrage on the occasion of the approach fetes at Kiel.
 ATLANTA, Ga. June Ex-Governor Al kinson was seized yesterday with appen diets from which fatal results were fear ed but he is reported considerably bette this morning.
 NEW YORK, June l7-H. B. Bristow ex-attorney general of the United States died suddenly at his office today.
 UNION CITY, Tenn, June 17-Th boilers at the water works plant explod ed this afternoon. Engineer Oarma, was instantly killed and it is though others were badly hurt. The city i without water or light.
 SANTA PAULA, Jdne 17-A flow o natural gas, three feet wide and eiah feet high, mas been struck two mile south of town. It was lighted las evening and illuminated the town. CLEVELAND, O. June 1.-Two hund red strikers at the United Slate Work went to the plant armed with clubs ant compelled those at work to quit. Tn strikers demand an increase of wages O fifty cents per day. The works are guard ed by the police.
 GREENvILLE, O., June 17-A fire lac night burned Mozsrt's store, Wester fields wholesale house, three prlntin offices, the Methodist church, five dwel! inge and large livery stable. Loss $15O, ,OO0 The fire was incepdiary an, in the excitement thieves footed th town.
 DENIsoN, Iowa June 17-This vicinit, was visited by tornado: damage $500 The school house was blown away; th farmhouse of John Rose was also de molished and his wife killed, while othe members of the family were seriousl injured. Barns and windmllls were de molished and more than a hundre, tress were destroyed.
 CHICAGa, June 1.-The anticipate attack on the Shufeld distillery occurre at o'clock this morning, when a doZe armed men attempted to take possession The attacking party were met by deput marshsls placed on guard by Receive McNulty, and after the marshsls ha, exchanged 9 harmless shots the attack ing party retrested.
 CHICAGO. June TIA dispatch to tn Times Herald from Washington, refer ring to the work of the commission ap pointed to inspect the route and pre- liminsry work on the Nicaragua canal on May 18th, and began an examination of the property and improvements O the canal company at that port.
 One of the most important of these | @ breskwater 1900 feet long which ex tends out In the sea. The construction of this was begun in December, 1888 with the result. as predicted by engi neers, of increasing the depth of wate in the bay so that the depth on the bs is 12 feet at the present time.
 Notwithstanding the repeated effort of the engineers to prevent the ravaRe Of the teredo on the timbers of thi breakwater, the commission finds that the wood was badly eaten: that portionl of the canal already built extending west from Greytown toward tbs Sal Juna river were found in splendid con dition. The embsnkments on each sid, have stood the effects of the westhel remarkably we'll and show no serioui effects from the rainfall. The hospitsll and other buildings were found in { good state of preservation. The rail road which the company has built along the route of the canal for the transpor tstion Of material and men has already been thoroughly inspected and found in good condition.
 The crumbling of the earth from the cliffs and the washing from the surface drainage has not been disastrous as wse