Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-07-06


 Pedro Pe:ea of Bernallio reports the people of Algodones, small Mexican settlement north of hera as greatly ex- cited over the mysterious disappearance of Pedro Lobalo and Maxine Sandoyal sheep herders employed by Francisco Archlbeque. It is believed the men have been murdered as their sheep were found in charge of a we'll known sheep thief and desperado named Gsrcis. Threats ot lynching Garcla are made.
 PARIs, June 27-A woman named Mime Cssre, formerly the wife of au ex- Vienna banker named Ralitzera, en- ] ployed Advocate Caare of Paris as coun- 1 sel to obtain divorce from Balilzsra. The acquaintance thus formed resulted in marriage.
 The latter, however, had an intrigue with married woman whose husband threatened to get h.m dlsbarred from practice. Caare induced him to agree to duet Instead, whereupOI the woman informed Mme. Caare ot the intended | duel, with a view of preventing 1t. Caare entered the room, while the woman was revealing the affair, and gathered from | his wife's cOuntenance that she was un- ] likely to forgive him, said that nothing remained but to kill himself Mme. CRsre replied: "Yes," and rushing to tho dressing room seized a bottle of laudannm. Caare's secretary, i who followed, snatched the bottle away aud at that momspt a shot was heard. Caare had committed suicide. His wife | exclaimed. "I forgive my dead, my | love-" and while the secretary was wip- | pisg tho blood from Caare's temple sac | took the revolver and rushed tack into the dressing room and shot herself. Both died in a short time.
 LONDON, June 27-The Daily News special from Paris says aare was a wealthy advocate and well known to | dramatic authors and actors. His wife was an accomplished and remarkably | handsome woman. Caare's mistress as the wife of high legal fuRstionsry. CADILLAC, Mich. June 29-Some weeks ago few society ladies appeared on the streets in bloomere. Hoodlums followed them and so jeered and booted at them that they have not tried it since. They have held meeting though and large number of ladies have agreed to parade in bloomers on July 4th with police pro- | tection.
 NEW YORK, June 29-Thomas E. Stands Palme, recognized as president of the republic of Cuba, having held office when the revolution of 1868 to 7S collapsed, ie in the city. At Central valley for many years be conducted a school for both Central American and West Indian youths. Palm says hie age precludes his being candidate for any position in the councils of the party which require activity, but he IS at the service of his native isle. As Matis his successor his duties will be almost wholly of diplomatic nature entailing general oversight and interest of the ! revolutIoDists.
 DOUGLAS, Wyo., June 29-Gold has been discovered twelve ID les from thls place and one-hundred claims has been staked out. The reports say that the mineral locations are identically like those on Cripple Creek.
 TACOMA, Wash. June 29-Repressnta- tive DOclittls after spending several months in the Orient left today for Washington, D. c. where he will work to secure next winter the enactment of a measure for the coinage of ''chop' dollars to be used in trade with China and Japan-England now coins the m They would have appearance of regular United States on one side and Japan dollar on other.
 SAN FRA, CISCO. June 29-Judge Ross in the circuit court today sustained the demurrer of Mrs. Leland Stanford in the suit commenced by the government against the estate of the late Senator Stanford for a recovery of moneys on account of the Central Pac:fi; railroad debts. He sustained it on the ground that individual stockholders are not liable for the debts of corporations. The decision practically kills the case.
 RorHEsAY, Scotland, June % Clyde fortnight yachting opened today with the Regatta of the Royal Northern yacht club. The weather is warm and enor- nous crowds assem blei early to witness the first race between the Valkyrie and LII. Lord Dunravens syndieste.yecht is looked upon as d most certain to crUss the ocean and race for the Americas cup.
 Britannia won against Ailsa and Valkyrie.
 BRISTOL. R. L, June 29-The yacht Defender was launched successfully thIs afternoon.
 LONDON, June 2S-Pro'. Huxley the English scientist died today.
 ZAcENAs, Mex. June 29-- Premature explosion occurred In a mine near Colut- tan which resulted in killing six ID ners and injurluy several others.
 PARIS, June go 9-There is DO truth in the report that the Duke of Aumale, uncle of ths late Count de Paris, has been assas sinated.
 NEW YORK, June 29-Jack Dempsey l ex middle weight champion Is very sick. He has beeu failing for sometime and | his relatives has been sent for.
 SAULT STE MARIA, June 29-Some | klnd of aD eruption has just taken place l oa Batcher Waung island sixty miles west of here on the north shore of lake l Superior. It is probable that an earth quake has caused the phenomena. n.-I