Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-09-14

the Armenians.
 SHANGHAI, Sept. 5-Icquiry into the massacre at Ku Cheng is proceeding satisfactory before the American and British consuls. There have been number of important convictions. Among those condemned are some ring leaders
 NASHVILLE, Tenn, Sept 5.-Jay Rod dy and Jim Woodlee were ehet aud se- riously wounded at Tracey city last night, by U. s. Marshal J. NJ Hall while effecting feizure of contraband whisky. Woodlee is dying
 LONDON, Sept. 4-Pasliameut was prologued today until November 18th.
 WEST FIELD, Mass, Sept-W. F. Gill, of New York who recently instituted di- vorce proceedings against Mrs. c. O. Gill, sister of Mrs. Cornelius Vandervilt, has given Lawyer Neil the following al2ned stat ,nent: "In tue matter of the divorce proceedings instituted against c. 0. Gill, 1 hereby withdraw the charges of gross intoxication from indulgence in chloral and withdraw any and all proceedings in the suit. LANCASTER, Sept. 5.--The seventh annual general assembly of democratic societies of Pennsy lvsnia, met in this city today, about eco delegates being present. The convention adopted res- oluticns congr4tulating the people on the general pr sperIty of the country ard the revival of trade, the result O! democratic measures, declaring the late depression due to the Sherman silver law and Mckinley tariff law. Tha in- dustries were revived by the Wilson bill The platform expresses confidence in the wisdom and patriotism of President Cleveland "snd our great secretary q the treasury, J. G. Carlisle"
 WAsHMGToS, Sept. 4.-The Cores pondsncia statement that R Spanish squadron Is about to Sail for the Antil les to urge the claims of Spain against the United States in the AllIaacs affair cannot bs explained Ht the state depart ment except upon the theory that 1t i= simply contemplated to reinforce the biockading squadron and that the claim story IS erroneous for no claims Of the description are known to exist. PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 4.-The decapi- tated body of B. F. Pitzel. one of the supposed victims of H. H. Holmes, wss agsin exhumed from the American Die chanics' cemetery today by the cororer's physicians. The coffin with it's ghastly burden was carried into the tool shed Of the cemet5rY, but the utmost vigilance was maintained to keep the object of the examination secret. 1t was sub sequeltiy learned that one of the bones of the leg had been removed from the body and the body then re-intsrred. The dead mans skull was severed from the decomposed body last Sunday un- der orders from the district attorney.
 NEW YORK, Sept, At was quite evident yesterday that the Morsan-Bel- mont bond syndicate expected another large drain on the sub-treasury this week. At the opening of business 1t wes announced that the Farmers Loan aud Trust company had deposited g, coo. 000 in the sub-trearury. No ex- plenatioA of the depos;G was made, but 1t was generally known that it was foi the account of the syndicate and the be- lief Is confirmed later by Washington sdvices.
 This is the second financial instItu tion to come 10 the aId of the syndicate. The fiFst was the American Ecbange National bank, which deposited $500, eco about week ago. At that time it wss said that number of national banke and financial institution which had been members of bond syndicate had agreed to gid Messrs. Morgan and Belmont iI thelr efforts to keep the spirit of the contract with the gOvernm ment to main tain the gold reserve against exports in every way in their power.
 The deposit today, while 1t was not in cluded in tke net gold reserve, will oi necessity maintain the reserve above %100,00G, ,0OO. The reserve today vas r. triiie in excess of 5l01 ,000, ,000. The first withdrawal of the week and month was made by Nesslage & Fuller. who noti fled the treas ry officials that they would ship 5iO0,0O0 ID geld on en Outgo ing steamship.
 Later in the day Hoskies, Wood & Co announced that they would require Sl, 900, 000 for shipment tomorrow, making q total of 5lC0, lOO, ,0C0 ordered during the day.
 Notwithstanding the continued gold shipments tae feeling in financial circ!e, concerning the outlook was serene anC hopeful. The possibility of the S1GO, 0UO,OG0 being eDcroacned upon as soon IS the bond sy indicate failed 10 continue to pour gold Into the sub-treasury does not seem to be considered. This s due to inc expectation that the movsmeut of crops 10 Europe will before long cHusa plentiful supply of commercial bills |. be in circulation and of necessity lower the rate of exchange to figure which would practically prohibt: the shipment oi cold.
 AMELIA, Fla, Sept. G-Tueajay night Stella Johnsop. .he IG year oli daughter of widow WAS kidnapped. This morn ing the nude corpse of the girl strapped to log ard horribly margled was found floating in tie lake SIX niles from here The giTl's neck had been broken gnG her throat GU: from ear to ear ard ths right arm severed from the body nt tin, shoulder. An examination showed that the girl had becn outraged. Several young men wio had been paying gttep- ton to the giEl, are under suspicion. If the inquest confirms these suspicious three men will be lynched.
 HoNG KoNG, Sept. 6-The leader of An tempt Was made by tha Chinese 1 soldiers 10 kIdnap this person in the | hopo Of securing the reward offered for