Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-09-07

morning burned the Grand Hotel, the Fashion stables and residence adjoin- ing; loss sl0,0O0.
 PIERRE, S. D. Aug. 30-The supreme court today handed down a decision remanding ex state treasurer Taylor to the sheriff, who will leave with him for the penitentisry tonight.
 | SAN FRANCIsCo, Cal, Aug. 30-Iu southern California it wilt be fair Fri day and Saturday, warmer in the north ern portion tonight and in northeast portion Saturday.
 CLEVELAND o, Aug. 3G-James Beck meister fell five stories from the top ot of the World building to the sidewalk today, being instantly killed. The body of the falling man struck John NicksoE, who was walking with terrific force 1 breaking his back and both legs. He IS dying.
 CHICAGO, Aug. 3O-The Daily News says: Edward T. Jeffrv. president and general manager of the Denver and Rio Grande, will it is understood be presl- dent of the reorgsnized Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe railroad. SII9a Rsinhart resigned year ago there has been no president.
 SAN FRANCIsCo. Aug. 30-Alonzo J. Whitemap, formerly mayor of Duluth, member of the Minnesota legislature and banker. was sentenced to nine years | imprisonment this morning by Judge | Wallace. He was admitted to all the clubs in San Francisco and induced | friends to cash checks on New York banks, which proved to be forgeres.
 BosToN, Mass., Aug. 30-The treiu- nisl conclave of the Knights Fem pIar closed today and many have departed for their homes. The last session of the grand snoampmont opened in the Masonic temple at 10 a. m., and at the conclusion of the business session the new grand officers were installed. Of the proposed charges in the constitution were codsidered at sthis mornings mee ting of the- encampment, ose is to make ali offices in the grand encanpment elective. At present four of the officers are appointed by the the grand commander. Another pro- position is that after the next trienpial conciave ct Pittsburg in 1898, all con- claves are to be held in one city.
 NEW YORK. Aug. 30-President P. Alma of the Cuban revolutionary com m;ttee is in the city. He says no at tempt to be recognized as belIgerent will be made till December when a Cuban minister will be sent to the United States. He says that Spain has reacbed the end of her rope m the matter of expense ia sending troops to Cuba. These are SO great that they esn- not continue.
 It is reported that the Spanish steamer Villsvere, chartered by Gen. Campos as a private yacht, has beeu blown up. The Villavere, left New York several days ago for Havana wlth a ton of dynamite on board and the story is that the dynamite exploded and tore the yacht to atoms.
 1 WASHINGTON, Aug 30-At the close of the fiscal year there will be large defcIt in army funds. Many officers in the western etates will have 10 go with out pay. s50.c00 is already lacking and it is said that Secretary Lamont will go into his own pocket for the money ex- pectiug from congress, of course. to make the loss good later.
 NEW YoRK, Aug. 30-The friends of the new Irish movement which will be launched in Chicago next month, expect great demonstration. Prominent mill | ionaires Gnd business men all over the country are sending coutribu lions and ! encouragement. If is expected to launch mighty movement for lgelaud's irde- pendence.
 LEXINGTON, Ky, Aug. 31-H. c. Ro- dsnbaugh, owner Of the Hotel Wood ford at Versailles, one of the victims of w. N. Lanes murderous attack with q pistol four weeks ago, died today. Lane was removed to Frankfort iail, when it was found Shat Rodenbaugh was sink ng.
 PHILADFLpHIA, Pa, Aug 31-Chas. Fuller {; O., coffee dealers made sr assignment today. Liabilities abou, 5l01,000. They were the Philadelphia agea; ot the Bsaz Colf=e company and the Gulf < Trading c., of Mexico.
 SAN FeAXcIsCo Cal, Aug. 31-The steamer Nonwai brings the news that the Steamer Cattoetbrie struck the seal rocks olT Sidney CD Sth inst and sunk. There ws:o Sl persons on board of whom but 22 were saved.
 SAN FRANCI co Cal, Aug. .31-Guetave Rowan, Survivor ot the Colima dis aster, has begun suit for SjO,OOO dam ages against the Pacific Mall Go. Row ar was badly injured and tho basis of his suit is on the calesslees of the Company Iu loading the vessel.
 SAN FRANCIsCo Cal, Aug. 31-Health officer Chalmers does not apprehenG any danger of cholera getting into Sar Francisco. Quarantine regulations are Vary strict and tho disa7 60 ia abafiny h Honolulo. 1t is tte first time the dis casa was ever known in Hawaii.
 SAN FRANCISCO Cal, Aug. 31-phe Sweet wine makers of California a-e forming @ syndicate to control the swte wine product of the state.
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