Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1895-12-07
EOREICI.
The Porte Sees England's
Bluff and Refuses to
Open the BOsphorus.
A DUEL IN PARIS.
Affairs in Cuba.-Bull Fighting
Prohibited in the Federal
District of Mexico.

: CcHsTANTINoPLE, Nov. 30.-(Copy
righted by Assd. Press). After all th
warlike talk of yesterday the Britis
ambassador, Sir Phillip Currie hs
back down and the British gunboa
Dryad has been ordered back to Salon!
ca. The general opinion is that th
powers have been placed in somewha
ridiculous position. Following the re
peated threats of forcing the passage o
the Dardinel'es If the Sultan persisted
10 refusing to ellow extra gunboats tt
enter the Bosphorus. This looks yer,
much as IL Abdul Hamid and his advis
ers were well informed when they per
sisted IN holding out against the de
mands of rep esen tatives of Great
Britain, Russia, 1t ,ly and Austria fol
additional gunbosts as guardships by
believing that they were justified in SC
dong on the grounds that the pow ers
are not IN accord as officially stated and
hat dissenting powers are behind Abdul
Hamld III the stand be has taken.
PARIS, Nov. 3O-A duel was fought
this morning in selected pace between
two members of the chan Der Of deputies 9
Baron Boissey de AnGlas and Viscount
do Vogue. The latter was wounded in
the lip. The duel grew out OF a polit,-
cal controversy.
HAVANA, Nov. 3O-Lieut. Fiejo and
Sergeant Canevas, who were tried by
( court martial yesterday on the charge
1f having surrendered Fort Pelsyo, On
the ZaIa river TO the forces under An
tonic Maceio without proper defense,
were sentenced today. The lieutenant
was condemned to imprisonment for
life but the sergeant WAS discharged ss
he had only obeyed the orders of his
superior officer.
CITY OF MEXICO, Nov. 3O-President
Diaz has suppressed ball fighting in the
federal district for an unlimited period.
MADRID, Nov. 30-A dispatch from
Havana says a railroad train running
between Puerto Principe aud Nuevotas,
province OF Puerto Principe, has bee
blown up with dynamite handled by the
insurgents Of Cuba. The engineer and
two stokers we're killed and eight pass
engeTs were severely wounded.
PLYToUTH, Eng, Nov. 3O-The Brit
ish steamer Rose Moran arrived with
the captain and thirteen of the crew OF
the American ship Belle O'Brier, of
Thomastown, Maine, which foundered
about $50 miles northwest of Kerry
Head.
PARIS, Nov. 30-The funeral of Alex
ander Dumas today was unosten tanious
in accordance with the wishes of the
dect a'ed author aud dramatist.
TACOMA, Washn., Nov. 30-The off,
GERS of the steamship Tacoma arrived
from the orielt, and ccrroborate the
following particulars Of the assasslna-
tion of the queen of Corea: After the
rebels broke into the palace, killing
htteen women in waiting, in a horrible
manCer, they secured the queen and
maids, placed them in sacks, carried
them outside of the palace, where their
bodies were slashed with knives and
then placed In a roaring fire, kindled
for the purpose, the bodies being wholly
destroyed. Large quantities of oil were
placed on the tire, and the rebels danced
about the flames as the remains burned
to ashes. The queens mother commit
I'd suicide on hearing the fate of her
daughter.
LONDON, Nov 3O-The Foreign Mis-
sionary association has received tele-
gram from Madagascar saying that two
missionaries at Anlanarivo had been
murdered.
CARMEL, n. Y, Nov. 29-An accident
| resulting Ia the loss of fourteen lives,
| occurred at the lilly Foster mine this
afternoon. Foreman Patrick YVES de-
| scending INTO the pit to tske the time of
| two gangs OF laborers, numbering sbt ut
| 50 men, who were working at the bot
| Tom, when the vast weight of earth and
rock slid with the force of sn avalanche
from the mouth of the pit to the bottom,
| distance of 800 feet.
The earth crashed over the men with
- 4, ~ g
| eleven only five came out alive and three
of the men empiCJed n another gang
were taken out dc id. Among those
known 10 be I'd are Michael Cannon,
Patrick II. NJ rtha, John Egsn, Thomas
| Dennis, James aud an Austrian, name
| unknown.
At 5 o'clock five dead bodies had been
brought TO the surface. Darkness pre-
vented the continuance of the work of
,scue and it will not be until tomorrow
| that further effort will be made TO clear
away the remains.
BERLIN, Nov. 30-Five hundred
deaths resulted from a severe storm re-
Gently 10 Odessa, Russia. The victims
were all drowned or frozen. Great dis
tress prevails throughout the storm
swept country.
Los ANGELES, Nov. 30-House Attor-
ney II. II. Appel was entered by bur
glars last night and $3.50. besides lot
of valuable jewelry taken. Hardly q
night passes now without a burglary in
this city.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 30-Bishop A. W.