Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-03-09

burned last night. Loss $lO0, 900.
 CANNES, March 4-Henry Aliens American built yacht Dakotsh won tte Ogden goblet and James Gorden Bennett challenge cup No. 2, today, at the Medit- erranesn yachting carnival.
 NEW YORK, March 1.-The marriage of
 Miss Anna Gould to Count Paul Ernest
 Boniface de Csstel8ne was solem nizsd today at noon, archbishop Corrigen
 officiating, at the residence of her
 brother, George J. Gould. The relatives and 80 intimate friends witnessed the ceremony. The brides wedding gown
 was heavy ivory satin duchess, tastily
 trimmed with point d 'Anglsterre lace IF inches wide, and of rare and beautiful pattern.
 WASHINGTON, March 4-The last one of the great appropriation bills were sent to the president shortly after 1t o'clock today. There were five bills or which the enrolling clerks were engaged all night, the deficiency, sundry civil diplomatic, Indian and naval. Fina agreements on all these bills were reach
 ed during the night.
 WAsHINGToN, March 4-Crisp Culber
 son and Bitt have been appointed house
 members of the monetary commission. WASHINGTON, March At noon to day the 53d congress adjourned sine die NEW YORK, March 1.-The steamer
 Vigilancia, which arrived today frou
 Havana. brings word that much excite | ment prevailed en the south side oi Cuba, particularly in the cities of San
 tiago and Ciefuegos. Particulars were
 hard to obtain, owing to the govern
 ment censorship. Matters are very quiet
 at Havana. the city being under martia
 law. The last Spanish vessel in san tia go harbor sailed February 28. WASHINGTON, March 4-The supreme
 court today reversed the decision oi the
 lower court involving the validity of 6 patent Of the National Cash Register | company. The decision is in favor oi the company.
 WAsHINGToN, March A dispatch from Minister Willis, telegrs ?hed from San Francisco. confirms the re- port of the communication of the sentences of death imposed on Gulicb and Sesward. The dispatch also stated
 that the ex-queen was sentenced to i'm.
 prisoment for five years and S5,000 fine Tbe following telegram from the San Francisco Examiner gives the situa-
 tion of the fight against Govern or
 Hughes.
 WASHINGTON, February 28-Secrstary Hoke Smith stated today that there was
 no foundation for the statement that B. F. Quinn would be appointed governor of Arizona. Strong effort is being made
 to secure the removal of Governor
 Hughes, but it is stated that this fight
 IS being led by parties wbo have neither
 to been distinguished as Hughes strong est friends and indorsers, but who now turn against him without just cause. As 8 result of this peculiar contest, various public men who have no paIt ti- cular fondness for Governor Hughes, and think his appointment a mistake, express sympathy for him and decline to lend their aid in effscting his disrlace- ment, as now urged.
 ANDERSON, Ird., March 5-The most destructive natural ges explosion In the history of Indiana occurred at four tbls morning. The 75,OOO business block on court house square was blown all over the central part of the city. In the building there was clothing store, Prathers shoe store and Handleys drug store. Business offices and hall were on the upper floor. A fire followed the explosion. Debris is burning iercely and the entire five department is out. Attorney Ballard and County Commis- siener Ballard lived in rooms over the store and it is feared that they have periehed. The loss to the building and contents amounts to s4OO,0OO. The fronts of all the buildings in the neigh borhood were demolished.
 Insurance s2OO,OOO.
 WASHINGTON, March 5-President Cleveland left Washington this morning for North Carolina waters on the light house tender Violet.
 WAsHINGToN, March 5-Mgr Sstolli an anonymous petition urging him to go to Chicago to suppress the operations of the Clsn-na-gael. The pa- per said that the secret society had sl- ready murdered one man and threaten ed to murder others. Mgr Sstolli will take no part in an investigation of the Chan na-gael.
 SPOKANE, Wash. March 5-A plan to empty the county jail was frustrated by the sheriff this morning. He got wind of the plot last night, and instead of the .he jailor unlocking the cells alone he was accompanied by the sheriff and four deputies heavily armed. Thirty five of he prisoners were lined up and five ,olts revolvers leveled at them. A search i ,f the jail brought to light four loaded | 'evolvers. The prisoners intended to .ill the jailer and make a break for li- ,erty.
 PITTsBURG, Pa, March 5-Three housand railroad miners ID the Pitts ,urR district struck for an advance of 4 cents per ton.
 NEW YORK, March 5-StrIking electric {, .,, xhof kro b,pd.oJ. oon-t