Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-05-04
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ALBANY, N. r., April 29- Levi P. Mortons presidential boom will be for mally launched in June, when the re- publican national league meets in C.eve- land.
 MANAGUA, Nicaragua, Via Galveston. April 29-The commander of the Nica- ragu8n troops on the main land reported at nine o'clock this morning, the British flag still floating over the public build | ings of Corinto and the port remained in possession of the British war ships. | Among the Nicaraguan troops and population the greatest excitement pre- vsils and the feeling against Great Britain is increasing ip bitterness every hour. The Nicaraguan troops are still massed along Paso Csballo and It is be- lieved may open fire on the British should the latter make any attempt to cross from Corinto to the mainland. Steps have been taken to destroy all means of communication with the in terior should such action be found necessary. The British consulate in thls city remains under guard in view of riot ing and stone throwing which has already occurred and in anticipation of further trouble.
 CHICAGO, Ill. April 29-A Corinto special says that martial law has been declared. Opposition to the government party is taking advantage of the uneasi- ness and is making desperate attempt to overthrow the present administration. The British consul has been handed his passports and the governor of Mosquito has been recalled but he refuses to surrender his authority.
 T WASHINGTON, April 29-It was stated here that Great Britain will demand that Nicaragua will not only pay origi- nal cash demanded but all the expenses of occupying Corinto.
 | CHICAGO, H., April 29-Geo. H. Bowen prominent shoe merchant at- tempted to commit suicide by cutting his throat with razor while a large party of guests were assembled in his home to celebrate his 45 birthday.
 DUBUQUE, Is., April 29-A stranger entered the Iowa Trust & Savings bank today and smashed the window at the counter behind which the funds were piled with 6 hammer. Teller Brown fired at the man, the ball taking effec. in the head. The robbers is seriously woandeI.
 PITTsBURG, Pa, April 29-A frame dwelling occupied by Saml. Weaver and family, was burned last night, Weaver, who was very ill, Frederick Snyder and William Mitchell nurses attending Weaver were burned to death. Mrs. Weaver is critically Ill from burns and fright. She is mother of a two days old baby. She and the child were rescued with great di1culty.
 Los ANGELES, Cai., April 29-The fire this morning partially destroyed the Weld tenement house, corner 8th and Spring. A man was probably fatally injured, and woman seriously burned. Both are unknown.
 ELYRIA. Ohio, April 29-The G. AR hall was demolished today by a terrific gas explosion. Jsnitor Martin Elder was terribly burned.
 1 SAN FRANCISCO, April 29-At o'clock this morning the office of McGlaughliu < O., grain merchants, was found open and in great disorder, The hat, coat vest and cuffs of c. s. Smith, the book keeper, who had been at work on the books yesterday, were scattered about. A drop of blood was on sheet of peper. Mrs. Smith came down in great distress and said her husband was murdered and his remains hacked to pieces. The po- lice could find no trace of the body, or evidence of foul play. It is believed that Smith has fled. Mclaughlin las found DO shortage yet, but one of the firms books is missing.
 DENVER, Colo, April 29-A special to the Times from Washington says that Senator Vest has dispatched 900 letters to democrats in every quarter of Missouri urging that the chairmen of the democratic county committees be requested to ask the democratic central state committee to call a free silver convention, and in the event of refusal to do SO, as many as favor free coinage join in in call for a convention. OMAHA, Neb. April o9-Four houses were blown down this morning but nc- body was seriously injured.
 MINNEAPOLIS, April 29-A Journal special says 8 reported uprising of the Turtle Mountains is largely exaggerated. Many Indians have been arrested. Cana dian half breeds are formenting trouble.
 YOKOHAMA, April 29-The Mikado is suffering from chills.
 The date of the departure of Count Ito, president of the Japanese council of | ministers, for Chee Foo, to ratify the treaty of peace, has not yet been deter mined upon.
 GUADALAJARA. Mex, April 29-The C pima volcano IS again in active erupt ion and the inhabitants Of the valley havs been forced to flee for their lives. Molten lava and ashes have destroyed growing crops and much valuable prop erty. The fire which issues from the crater preeents magnificent sight at night.
 CHICAGO, April 2S - Corporation Counsel John M. Palmer, himself a gold bug, returned today from the state