Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-04-13
Hoods Pills are prompt and efficient.
under s4,OOO annually from taxation, as unjust discrimination.

Hoods Pills are prompt and efficient. under s4,000 annually from taxation, as unjust discrimination.
 LONDON, April 9-The Standard" to lay says: Silver was in good demand, owing to the news that the Japanese terms for peace with China stipulated for opening large section of China to foreign trade. It is believed that this will lead to increased demand for silver in the east.
 WASHINGTON, April 9-Mail adv;ces from Japan show that the native press is stating their ideas of the terms of peace with China, declare in unequivo- call terms that peace is impossible
 KANSAS CITY, April 9-The Apostles church of the Latter Day Saints in an nual conference at Independence, went into secret session today, Joseph Smith, head of the church, presiding. Very im- portsnt revelations are expected during the week. It is not improbable that to- days ssssicn of the twelve apostles will be productive of results. There are two vacancies among the apostles, which have existed many years. Those eau be filled only, according to doctrine, by a direct command from God" It is hoped the command will come thIs week.
 SEATTLE, Wash. April 9 The explo- sion of fredsmp in Blue Canon Coal mine, New Whatcom, killed B miners Ten dead bodies have been recovered and many leave families. Supt. Jones is killed. The bodies are badly burn ed. Only two escaped.
 NANTICoKE, Penn. April 9-A fright ful explosion of black damp occurred in Nc 2 shaft of the Susquehanna Coal Company shortly after 10 o'clock. Six Polish miners were badly burned They are not expected to recover. The
 mine is badly damaged.
 BRADFORD, Pa, April 9-A bad wreck
 is reported on the Buffalo, Rochester &
 Pittsburg read near Punxswanny. Four persons are killed.
 ANOTHER ONE. ST. JoHNsBURY, Vt, April 9 A serious
 wreck Is reported on the Passumpsy
 railroad, near Smithsville, caused by a
 boulder on the track. The engineer and | tiremen are reported killed. CLEVELAND, O., April S-Mrs. Eliza
 beth Whitney. aged 30, died last DIght
 at her home of nervous prostration,
 caused Dy fright, and her mother, Mrs.
 William Herr, is lying at deaths point from injuries received at the time her | daughter was frightened. Two weeks ago Mrs. Herr was des- | cendn9 a flight of stairs with Mrs. Wbitney's infant child m her arms aud carrying lamp, she fell. The lamp ex- plOded and set fire to child's clothing | Mrs. Whitney extinguished the flames | and saved he babe's life Immediately 1 she was taken Ill and never left her bed | afterward, dying from the effects of the shock. Mrs. Herr was badly hurt by | the fall and her death is expected at any time.
 ALBIA, la. April 9-A clash between | the mine operators and the striking
 miner in the Cinclnnati mines in App ranoose county seems inevitabl-. It is
 reported that 100 strikers from Mendota who joined the strikers from the Cincin- nati, Ratheburn. Mysticsnd and Sey- | more mines will prevent the men whom the operators imported from enterio g
 the mine. Notice has been served on
 the leaders and if they will not permit
 the operators to open their mines aa
 appeal will be made to Gov. Jackson to
 order out the militia.
 PoMERY. O. April 9-The mining sit.
 uation at Minersvile IS growing more serious and battle is expected between the strikers and strangers employed to
 take their places. Shots have already
 been exchanged.
 Seventy five pounds of dynamite is known to be in the village. At meet ing of strikers last night 1t was resolved to continue the strike and force the non-union miners to cease work. Arms are carried openly on the streets.
 PITTsBURG, Pa. April 9-Deputies at the Jumoo mines, at McDonald. are guarding the empty pits; only one man reported for work this morning
 The strikers claim that both fire bosses have joined theif ranks; also that the mine could not be operated to- day, even if they made men.
 WASHINGTON. April 10- Assistant Secretary Reynolds of the interior de- pertinent has affirmed the decision of the pension office refusing pension to man who received gunshot wound while ou veteran furlough.
 CHICAGO, April 10-The boiler in the Labelle brick works at Lansing, Ills, exploded today, killing an unknown man and iniuring several others.
 LONDON, April 10-The British museum has withdrawn from public use the books of which Oscar Wilde is author.
 CHICAGO, April 10-The resignation of three of the directors of the whisixey trust are announced today, leaving the directorate without quorum.
 CINCINNATI, April 10-The etrlking cloakmakers number $500. The press CTS have joined.
 WASHINGTON, April 10-A special says that the leaders of the new silver party are said to be laying plans for an at tempted convention of the labor element to the free silver doctrine They are credited with an opinion existing that the dissatisfaction among the labor inp classae can he utiIized to eynadiant