Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-03-02

WAsHINGToN, Fvb D. Repre- senti- i've Caninett', of Ca,ifoTnla, reported to the house from the pubic iaad commit tee a co Icurrent resolution today sLs- pending acTlhC on all claims filed by land grant railroads, for lands in Cali fOrnia, until Jar uary 1, 1896. A similar resolution was reported 10 the senate. The secretary of the interior approves
 he bill. The object is to permit "A suit able acton oy congress concerning he 1 lands affected.
 WASHINGTON, Feb. 25-The remains of Frederick Douglas were Convey cd early this m rning to the Metropolitan | A. M. E. church, there to lie ia state unti' the fuoeral services this afternoon. At Douglas late residence brief services were co ducted. Among the floral pi ces | sent to the church was a b aCtifui de- sgn prepared at the instance of tue Haytien government. Colored persors | predominated in the crowds wbich vi V ed , remains; also hundreds of white people.
 WAsHIS6roN, Feb. 25-Secretsry | Greeham mas received a cablegram from l Paris stating that the couBcIl had en- ter-d decree prohibiting the importa- | ton. until further orders, cf Ame rlcau | cate into France.
 | Tae secretary of state has received | tue resignation of CD8S. k. Hazeltine, of | .ichigan, as American consul at Milan. | WASHINGTON, reb 25- the house | nonconcurred in the sAna, amend 2 ents to the Indian sppropriat on bill and sent for conference. The house commit Co Of the whole then resumed considera loD f ihe general deficiency bill.
 ATLANTIC, Iowa. Feb. 25-The first National Bank of Grls~o.d wGs en;t red last night by burglars. who blew cpen the vault, doing over $500 dam ge. The moi 6 was SO great that the burg lars made hasty departure.
 | Over S400 worth of strmpI, belonging to the postmaster and Sl20 in nicxles inside the vault and pr bably othc- vaiuab es were taken out but the WI ac k is 50 great that it is impossible O se l.
 what has been stolen.
 A burglar proof safe insids the vault
 contained s20000 xhich is prcbabi safe.
 SACRAMENTO, Cal. Feb. 25- Msn0 0e.s
 of the assembly appeared early and Lynch announced t~a at this was the last
 day for the introductiGn of bills. Seve. l raj new ones followed the announce
 ment. Bill 1000 was introduced ty Me
 Kelvey. This large number breaks the | rec .rd of the assen ply for quantity. PORTLAND, Ogn. Eco. 26-rnree
 sh6 cks If rthquake were felt hers thi'
 morning. Each shock lasted three sec
 ouds. The vibrations were f-Cm north
 to south.
 WOODLAND, Cal. Feb. 25-HeurJ | Thompson, aged 22, committed suicid, by shooting himself through the head
 Saturday plight. Thomp on Uas z . young man of exemplary hablts; nc cause IS assigned fer the rash sct. CHARLESTON, w. Va, Feb. 25- Corde
 lia Hil. who shot and killed her father l ID defencs of her mother Tue esdsy, wa,
 acquitted today. $ Il she would sly w~.
 hai she shot her father because sn,
 no ught he was killing her mother. | MINNEAPOLIS, Minu., Feb. 25-Harry
 Hayward continued his testimony today
 He told his thoughts wien he heard o
 the m.'rder; of relations between th ID
 md said that when be si q Adry wers
 arrested Adry was much dispirited auC
 that he sad to hum. "Adry, what i, this? You held her up once. Did you rave anything t. do with this?" Aor,
 -ernained silent. The evidence caus9C
 fiutter of excitement, as it brought II
 he story ruled out Thursday. to the ef
 feet at Adry was the masked highway
 man who last April robbed Harry Miss Glng and M ss Vedar while rid ing
 SHANGHAI, China. Feb. 25-The Brit
 sh warship Alacrity arrived from ei
 Hai- Wei today and reports that the Jap
 ,nese have destroyed the land forts g
 that place, except those on the island o
 Liu Knng Tao.
 LONDON Feb 25-Adespatch from
 Nien-Te says Rev. Gilbert Reid of tRe
 board of foreigo missions. Presby tsri8r church, privately interviewed mem Der, of the grand council at PekiD, all oi
 whom expressed themselves as strongls desirous of peace with JapEp. An au dience the vIceroy had with toe emperor of China, 1t is reported. was satisfactory
 Col Van Hannekin intinates that ne
 nss definitely withdrawn from the aski of reoraanizing the Chinese troops, he cause the advisors of the emperor fail ed to grasp the true causes Of the niii. tary collapse of the Chinese empire. | VIsAIIA, Cal, Feb. 25-Roberi Franks, & laborer on the Mooney ranch, committed suicide last night by strycbu nine poisoning. The deceased was g Keely graduate, aud commenced drink ,ug recently after which he become Respondent
 VIENNA, Feb. 26-A dispatch from | Cor stantiEop!e says Tn consequeors O. | charges preferred by the Turks, g. | Armenians have ben arrested ard P | imprisoned. The arrests have produced painful impression which may lead to | further disturbances.
 MADRID, Feb, 26-At special meet | ing of the cabinet last night the m mis- ister ot War announced that jha sov> ernor had authorized the issueing -,f proclamation, by the governor gen. eral of Cuba 10 suppress all armed band of hrigands. The ministers deried that any s@riaus disorder had occurred or thst troops from Phillipine island had been landed in Cuba.
 BERLIN, Feb. 26-The Japanese min ist of war has recalled to Japan ali the Japanese officers serving in the Ger man army. The Japanese envoy. Count Aroki. gave farewell dinner last even Among ths toasts was "Haopv entry in 70 Pekin." Aloki. sailed for Nrw Ycrt from Br men today ard expects to leavA Vancouver on March IA
 LoND Feb. 26-Lord RoSebFrry passeG aleeple night and there is aD iucrease Of weakness.
 PARIS, Feb. 26 The fire last night in the Casino de Paris did not do so mUrh damage as was at nrst announced. OL!y the Rue de Chchy eUd of the building vas destroyed.
 WASHINGTON, Eco 26-Secrstary Gres- ham received csblegram from consul Williams at Havana, announcing that martial law has been proclaimed in Cuba. The Spanish minister also re- ceived similar sdvlces. The minister has DO apprehension of general urrs- ing.