Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-08-03


 SAN FsAsGsco, Cal. July 27-rhe atsamer Australia brings the following from Honolulu. Congressman s. c. Hillborn is here. He has been in con- stsnt consultation with President Dole and Cabinet. At a banquet Hilborn said that the United States must annex Hawaii. He said the true situation is not known in the United States, for if it was CODgFe would not hesitate 8 minute about the annexation of tLe island. Hiiborn's intimate friends ssy he Vi.l cause 10 be Introduced at the next session O: Congress bill looking towards annexation, and providing for a joint congressional commission 10 visit H. nolulu and examine Hawaii politically and financially. If HillborD's annexation bill goes through, Ee would expect to be governor of the new terri tory. He is also interested in the cable.
 TAcoMA, Wash. July 27-Secret ser vice agent Allen of the Hawaiian gov- ernment has discovered that six Sattling guns trs.Eow on way to tbis city over the Northern Pacific road. He will try to prt vent their being shipped from tsis port as be believes they arc for roysliste.
 DENVER, July 27-A special received here says: "Courier Seymour has just arrived from the head of Teton basin and reports tcat the Jackson Hole men did not go into Hoback canyon as plan ned and told General Stizer they would be there Tuesday. They, however, 1&t twenty scouts out 10 locate the Indians. Teton basin people have forti6cation at the mouth of Train Creek canyon and gre content to stay there. Sheriff Warner, of Fremont county, Idaho, calls on the state for arms and ammunition" The courier rode l55 miles since yester- day noon.
 CHICAGO, July 2?-A mass of human hair clotted with blood was found today in searching the Holmes basement. More bones were also found today. The hair was apparently that of a woman. The police also found letter from Holmes to Pat Quinlan to which much importance is attached.
 SEATTLE, Wash July 27--John w. Mackay and c. R. Housmer general manager of the Canadian Pacific tele- graphic Co. leave today for Alaska. It is believed thoy intend putting in a telegraph line from Vancouver to Alaska points.
 BRADFORD, Pa. July 27-At Glenn Hazel, 8 lum Der village, this morning It dwellings and W. s. Weed ana Cos. saw uiiI with five million feet of lumber and five freight cars were burned. The fire was incendiary.
 PARIS, July 27-Further details have been received regarding the wreck of the train crowded with pilgrims return ing from the Shrine of St. Dauray, yes- terday. The accident was due to the derailment of the engine. Twenty four carriages were thrown on top ot each other and six were com pletely wrecked Twelve mutilated corpsss have been ex- tIicated. Not less then fifty persons were injured.
 MADISON, Wis, July 27-A new build ing the Dane county insane asylum at Verona, was struck by lightning last midnight and was entirely consumed. Supt Ewen w5i!e fighting the fra on the roof, vas precipitated to tho ground with the falling wal!s was fatally hurt. The patients were moved safely.
 BREMEN, July 27-A cable despatch from Nagasaki, Japan, says that 6 hurri- cane swept oyer that coast and the German steamer Holeu Richers, tho Norwegian steamers Lyndorphiu, and Herman Werdel, of Jaoburg, and the British steamer Marchal Sushel are be- lieved to have become total wrecks.
 CARRoLLTcN, Mo-. July 27-In the Fay Tor trial today 4. J. Freeman testifi- ed that he found the fragments of a pair of trousers, some bedding and the clasp of pOckeibook 150 feet from George TayloI's house in q pastu re. These were identified by Mrs. Meeks, mother of the murdered man.
 CmCaGo, July 27-Two brick vaults, three by six, filled with quicklime vera found in the Holmes building about 3 tfse below the basement fCor this after noon. The police also found sucther bunch of long discolored human hair.
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