Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-10-12
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conspiracy so entered into Eas to com init the offence in this state." T g penaly for such conspiracy is 'confine- ment in the peniteniiary for not loss than two, UT more than five yeare." 1 SAN FRANCisCo, Oct. 7-On opening the eleventh week of the Durrant trial tomorrow the defense Nill make final struggle to break down the testimony of the prosecution, a process which is expected to last three days longer. 4 few more students will oe called to the stand; several additional citizens will
 testify to Durrant's excellent reputation
 and then the defendant himself will be called to the witness stand.
 It is the intention of the defense to
 have DurraUt account history of his
 adventures on April 3, from the time he accompanied Blanche Lamont to the
 social until the hour when he retired to
 rest ID hIs fathers house. It is under
 stood the defendants testimony will be guardediy given fO: the purpose of shutting off the crosse examination of the
 district attorney. Under the law laid
 down by the supreme court of the state the witness cannot b5 cross examined
 except upon actual matters brought
 upon direct examination. The defense
 intends to leave no loophole for an at
 tack by the prosecution.
 1 WAsHINGToN, Oct. S-Another crank
 turned up at :he White House today in
 person of Jones hailiDg from New York state. He had previously sent threaten ing letters and officers were on the watch for him. In an incoherent fashion he announced that he had come for employ ment as the presidents boy. He was arrested.
 CoNsTANTINoPLE, Oct. 8--It is report | ed that serious disturbances between
 the Armenians and Turkish, forces have
 broken out at Sives, Vansnd and Bitlis, three of the leading cities of Armenia. | The patrols in the city have been strengthened by additional infantry and cavalry. Ninty- five bodies have been de- liveFed to the officials of the Patriar- chste by order of the Sultan and it is claimed that they represent all the | ArmeDians killed in the recent rioting. FuBd Pasha has goBe to the Dardanelles to inspect the forts, and torpedoes have been forw arded to Staitz.
 WILKEsBARRE, Pa. Oct. S-The bodies of the three engineers and the fire boss killed in sn explosion in the DorrGnce mine last night were recovered early this morning. It is believed that the list of dead will be eight. The mine is still in a prescarious condition. SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. Oct. SC. P. Huntington in an interview says Moriz Lippmann's overland railroad would be about as good m investment as a rail- road from Reno. Nevada to the Moon, CHICAGO, IL, Oct S-None of the pass | engers injured by the four robbers who | held up the electric car ct EdgwRter last night were fatally hurt. One robber was struck by bullet from the revolver of one of his comrades and is supposed | to have been badly hurt. The men succeedded in covering their retreat thoroughly, although a large force of | detectives were immediately started on | hunt.
 WASHINGTON, Oct. S-General Malone | died at one o'clock this afternoon. | ,- hnf hundred persons were drowned near the the village of Ozery by the capsizing of large raft on the rIver OseTa. CHICAGO, Get. 8-Ths elevator in the buildng of the National Tailoring Gem pany oy Franklin Street, fell loo feet to- day. Four employes were injured; two will die. The cable snapped.
 PoRT LOUIS Island Ma.itis, Oct. S. Advicss received from the I.land of Madagascar announce that the French expeditioIary forces which have been advancing upon Antanari7O, the capital, captured the place September 27th The Prime Minister and the court fled. RACINE, Wis, Oct. 7-J. |. Case, threshing machine works are on fire and is on danger of total destruction.
 BUFFALO. N. Y. Oct. 9-Three men have been arrested charged with em- bezzling large amount of morey from the city by padding the pay rolls of the street bureau with dummy names. The prisoners are Howard D. Herr, cashier of the department of public works, John . Nj. Danahy, deputy superintendent streets, and Joseph Burke formerly in- spector of streets but now a saloon keeper.
 CINCINNATI, O, Oct. 9-A fire in the tenement house, 536 West Sixth street, burned to death Mrs. Mary Holmes, sixty years old, and little Raphael Davia, four years old, the son of JsniJrus was was fatally burned. Mrs. Hendry daughter of Mrs. Holmes, who had Just arrived from New York where is known on the stage ss May Edwards. Ste was carried from the fourth floor prostrated and painfully burned about che face and neck. Several others were severely injured.
 JEFFERSON CITY, Mo, Oct. 9-The Strauss harness shop at the penitentia ry was burned this forenoon. Loss ou harness and supplies s35,OO0.
 CoNsTANTINopLE, Olt. 9-The block sde at the Armenian churches con- tinues and all efforts of the authorities and Armenians patriarcbs have failed to persuade the Armenians to return to their houses as they put no faith in the assurances of protection. The streets of Go.a4oHA;aoala nnl Lr