Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-03-30
OLIVIER March 2l-Articlee of incor

John Champion, W. II. Bush, M. J. Me- Namara, J. K. Choate. Walter ;. Chees- man, Henry R. WoiCott and J. $. Bush. The xposition will oe capitalized at 55,- OOU, GOO in shares of 5l each.
 NEw YORK, March 2l-Ssnator Bar rios, the Nioaragu IL m,u'sler lo GTsa Britain, sailed for Biuehs, ie yesterday on the Panama ehIp Ci'y O4 PerIs. Be fore the departure of the vessel, BarfIJs disavowed al knowledge regarding the alleged demand of Great Britain for el50O0 indemnity for the imprisonment of Consul Hatch at Bluefieds and for !! the appointment of commission to ad- indicate the question or damage to Brit Ish subjects expelled from the Mesquite reservation.
 CHICAGO, March 2l-Tommy Ryan of Chicago, had an easy job with Tom Tracy of St. Louis, last night No de- cleion was rendered, chief, because the | managers Of the affair were apprehen sIve Of police interference at the Choyn- | ski Creedon tighs tonight 1T the affair of last night was carried to the extreme, | but for all that Tracy was badly whip | ped He was fairy out in the 7th round, | but when Referee Siler had counted | seven and Tracy showed no sIgns of ris- ing, the referee was called to one side of the ring and by the time he was ready | to resume the count, the gong sounded and Tracy was saved. Ryan knocked | him down three times in the fifth and i the referee might have counted twenty five before Tracy Was on his feet the last time, but he did not count at all and when Tracy was helped to his feet, ''no decision" WAS announced. | WASHINGTON. March 2l-A statement was published in the local papers here today that the Mexican congress would declare war on Guatemala as soon az congress assem bled next month and a long account of the reasons thereof | given. When the article was shown the GuBtemalan munster, LIszo Ar risga. he said: "As far as l am inform ed l do not See any reason why a peace ful settlement of the pending difficulties can not be soon reached"
 Senor Romero, the Mexican minister today said regarding the Guatemalan- Mexican dispute:
 "Tne pending question between Mex. leo and Guatemala Is T very plain one Each country claims that under a de- factO line existing before the treaty of 1882, she was in possession of the dis puted territory and both agreed that il belongs to Mexico under the line mark. ed under the treaty. As the treaty line Is perm nent, Mexico considers the ac tion of Guatemala is sending sn armed force to destroy log camps established thereby, threatening Mexicans cutting wood under grants of the Mexican gov ernmen'. Seizing the logs and arrest ing the mn IS an unWarranted invasion of the territory anu has asked Guate mala to apologize for it and to pay in demnity to the victims of the outrage IT Guatemala wishes to settle the ques tion 1t IS for her to make amends for hel conduct. Mexico will not ask unreasor ablA indemnity"
 He thought neither his country nor hit government desired war. They are fully conscious of its dangers. drawbacks anC disadvantages, and therefore he hoped the neg tiations now cond ucted in tho City of Mexico would end m a friendly settlement.
 HoNG KoEG, March p The Japanest fleet attacked the Pescado-e (Fisher. Islands) between Formosa and the Chinese mainland. Fighting is stil proceeding.
 CoLoN. Columbia, March 22-An As sociated Press correspondent sends the } details of a bloody encounter between forty government soldiers and ii band ot re bels under the notorious bandit Gar ga. Garza was killed with ten other reb els and fifteen wounded, and twenty five prisoners were taken. Four soldiers were killed.
 During the encounter the rebels at tempted to set fire to the town of Castro and used dynamite. Miss Nellie Isaacs a government echoOlmlstress, and other women were slain.
 In later csblegram the correspond ent says that the revolution is ended in the triumph of the government, which is complete.
 CALCUTTA, March 22-The situation in Chitral has grown serious. Lieut. Ross, of the 18th Sikh Legion, was attacked by the enemy and killed with some of his men.
 NEW YORK, March 22-A special dIs patch from Havana says the war with Cuba is more of race WAT than poli- tical revolution. The insurgents are mostly negroes. poorly armed.
 NEW YORK, March P - A special from Lima, Peru, says a provisional govern ment IS organized ard ready for opera tioDs. Senor CanGio, is provisional pre- sident, and acts as minister of foreign affairs. The new government has re- leased all political prisoners.
 PHILADELPHIA, Pa, March 22-Ex mayor and ex congressman Richard Vaux dIed this morning.
 WAsHINGToN, March 22-The presi dent appointed the following postma CTS: California OrOville, Marks; Portersville, Percival c. Montgomery.
 SAN QUENTIN, Cal, March 22-GeO. Ross, an eight year term convict, es- capped last night through a hcle in the floor of the iute ulll. He is still miss l ing.
 PETALUMA, Cal, March 22-W iliien Pierce, owner of the Petalumg electric l light plant. and the meet wealthy citiZen ! of the place was killed last night on an electric ! ght pole by contact with live | wire. The accident WIS due to his own carelessness.
 DALLAS, Tex, March 22 Tbe north | bound M ssouri Kansas S Texas pa-s g. enIer collided with freight, at Fisher, ! Engineer Hearue killed. Conductor Bolts was badly injured. Hardin a freight brakeman was killed and two