Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-08-24

sCta company to receive about G2, 300 acres of land, but the ship is to be ex- clUaiVeIy used by the government of \ caT6gus. whenever It desires y9 do so. and i the event of loss whie iu he govern meats haEds tIe com any is 10 receive 53,G0 acres additional IHude, all sutl-ct t0 the approval of the n-xt cCn- gress If Nicaragua, which Is to assem ble IF January, 1896.
 MT. J. z. Perez, chiof engineer, for
 merly assistant engineer in the survey u0deE Engineer Menocal of q route for a canal across Nicaragua, has just re
 turned to Mauagua, en route to his es- tate in MBtsgalpa, from acoompaDylng yer the canal route the engineers, Col.
 Wm. Ludlow, Maj. NJ. L.. Endicott and
 hir. M. k. Noble. appointed by the gov ernmert O. the United States to exam inc the route.
 While MT. Perez declares that he does not know what will be the result of the
 United States board of commissioners ln reference to the proposed canal, it's harbore, cost. etc. he hopes 1t will be very favorable and fully sustain all the surveys and estimates made and report ed hy the canal cOmpany's engineer.
 WASHINGTON, Aug. 19-Is is under stood here that Mgr. Satoli in giving his attention to the question raised by the petition to him for the suppression of the brewery conducted by the Bene- dieting monks at Beatty, Pa, is with a vlew to harmOnIZiDg the differences go as t3 placats the compliments and at fl oT,ao nN Gaaf ho- b fl { Eo ecclesias:ics who conduct the brewery He IS giving attention to the petition not only from the point Of view of the petitioners, but also considers the fact the monks are native Germans who can- not see the harm in the drinking of beer made after the manner pursued in the Fgtherland. The effort will be made to settle the dispute without any formal decision.
 PHoENIx, Aug. Ex-Governor Hughes has issu ld 8 reqpisiticn on ths governor of Oklahoma fer John Nj. See, who in May, 1892, murdered his wife it GaDn's Rarch in Gila county, by shooting her vith shotgun. See was located by J. H. Thompson, sheriff of Gila county, who had papers forwarded to him at Higgins, Texas, little town on the bor- der. See was ID the stage robbery wi h when at Riverside, Ariz, Wells Fargo were robbed f S60O silver bullion.
 CRIPPLE GREEK, Aug, 21.-Arrange- ments are all completed for 8 big bull fight shortly. A troop of Mexican bull fighters hes already arrived from the City of Mexico. The projectors say that neither the governor nor the sheriff will interfere.
 LEXINGTON, Ky, Aug. 21.-Judge Stanley ea.s be will hear the breach of promise case of ". U. Stivers against Miss Catherine West notwithstanding it has been compromised in the lower court. He says he will have jury of six men and six women.
 NEW YORK, Aug. 2l.-At meeting of the Cuban Junta ard revolutionary leaders in this city it was decided to begin at once a movement 10 have the insurgents recognized as belligerants. Influential Cub8ns were appointed on a committee to notify the United States government thst the Cuban repu bile has been established.
 WAsHINGTcN, Aug. 2l. There is no foundation for the story sent cut by the United Pr, S last night that it has been the intention Of the administration to send feet under Admiral Bunce t. seiza the city of Havana in order enforce the payment of the Mora clam. The officials the stste and the navy depart nents deny the story absolutely.
 DUNDEE, Aug. 20.-S9ven thousand mill workers struck today for increase f wages. The manufacturers have de eided to net grant an increase.
 LOUISVILLE Ky, Aug. 20.-On the Big Four RraiiroaG near LaWrenceburg, Ind -his morning au opera CT threw thG switch aroEG and the engine aBd SIX cars were iItched. Engineer was killed and five passengers injured.
 PHILADELPHIA ps, Aug. 2O.-A cable gram to the Maritime Exchange an lOunces the arrival at Queenstown to- iay of the bark Holt HIil, from San Francisco. This Is the yes l which 1t yas feared was sunk with ell on board l . q collision.
 LoNDOr, Aug. 2l-Sir N. k. OCon- lcr, British minister tt Picking, has 1 !een a. med vii h full authority to de- | nand the issue of the necessary instruc- | icus 10 local Chinese officials to insure | De presence of the American and Brit | -h cOGsuls 1t the Inquiry being made Il t Ku Cheng Of the massacre.
 SPRINGFIELD, O, Aug. 21.-The state convention assent mbled oday under peculiar circumstances con ssts being made by rival delegations pr seats. Bstwe the fighting fact )1s for platform plsuks and between ther elements for everything except laces on the ticket, silver men rtaliz- | yesterday they were in minority, ut decided to oppose every proposition nd make trouble.
 SPaI1GFiELn O, Aug. 21-Campbell as nominated by exclamation. IL ls Dders;ood he will not decline.
 OMAHA, Neb., Aug. 2i.-A Fpeclal to le Bee from Gothep burg Nsb., sa!e: Last Light, shortly after midri. ht, the overland Union Pacific wGs cid up at Buttermllk It'll two mile. is side of Brady Is!and. There wer' rec robbers. The baggage car ~as own up bat it is impossible to learn ,w much they secured. Passengers ere not molested.
 LONDON, Aug. 21.-The St James azstie this afternoon publishes scare an" asking how Great Britain stapds th the United States government i2 @ matter oi he NicaragCan canal. l. ys it will be we'll if the Rt HoG George