Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-06-22

proclamation has just css1 received fsom Cuba:
 To the Cuban people; Maxine Gamez commander has 20g0 men. The Maiqu!s of Sants Lucis with ihe cry Uf "Cuts fibre" has joined him with l5CO msn Twenty of the most noted gentlemen of Porto Princelpe accompany the worthy son of Camguey. There is.no hope for Spain. Remides has protected the land ing of Rolvff and has 2S0 msn. He brings muntions and 5000 pounds of dy- nsmite. The landing of Yeo epd Ser sphin Sanchez are confirmed. Bring American pyrotechnics. Ssnto SDirula has already seven arned bands"
 General Maceo with 6O0O Macheteros are destroying and burning everything m bis way. Soldiers from Mahon, a Spanish province has gone over to the insurgents rank sDd tile. The daily ex- penses or the Spanish run up to Sl50, OOC. Martiuez Campos has lost IO.OGU soldiers. iD the city ot Msnszllio sold- iers die Ia the stree of fever and disep tsr!. Fam ns Is spreading through the province of Cuba. In Baraco and Guau- Ianamo there are IS, QUO insurgents in arms.
 WASHINGTON, June I4-rhe Yuma re- servatlon, consisting of about four townships. Is to be divided and five acres allotted to each Indian. The rest ~Ill be thrown open to settlers.
 ST. LOUIS, Mo. June 1.-The pros- poets are that the freight rates on all southwestern lines will be restored to a full tariff.
 BIRMINGHAM, Ala. June Hone thou sard employees of the iron works at Bessemer have been notified of 10 per cent advance in wages on the 15 h.
 BEMENT, III. June 1.-Two men were digging we'll at Cisco when they struck flow of natural gas which ex- ploded and killed both instantly.
 DUBUQUE, June 14-H. Bisssn hss been arrested for chipping of the "I"l in the inscription of silver dollars making 1t read "In God We Rust.'
 SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, June 1.-The Southern Pacific has notified it's conduc- tors thst a bond of S2JOO will be requir ed of each to secure the com Oany against dedication. The orders meets with opposition.
 PITTS BURG, Pa, June IA contract has been let for an electrical equipment of the Manhattan elevated railway, ID New York city at cost of seven million dollars.
 FALLE RIVER, Mas, June 14-Henry Langley's harness shop, four story building, was blown down by naptha this morning. Forty meD, were work 10 there at the time of the exposition. Six were taken out dead.
 A new boiler exploded in the basement blowing out the entire end of the struc- lure and allowing the upper floors to settle into the mass of ruins. Forty six persons, most of the m womSn, were at work ID the shops. Ten were Killed and three are still missing.
 SAN FRANCrsCo, June 1.-The Bulle- tin says: Chrls Buckly walks the streets again after months of secluslou through fear of Jake Rudolph. Rudolph has been ID lBIl charged with an attempt to murder. Buckley transferred to Rudolph a hundred shares in local lottery company and a house and lot and for which Rudolph agreed not to meet the ex-boss. Buckley then pro- cured bonds and Rudolph Was releas- ed.
 SANTA FE, New Mexico, June 1.-The hearing of the celebrated Peralta- Reayis land grant case, with Mr. James Addl- son PeraIta- ReavIs stll on the witness stand, was resumed at 1O o'clock this morning before the United States court of private land claIms with full bench | present. Inside Uf the bar of the beau- | tiful federal court room were numerous l lawyers, officials, witnesses from Ari- | zona and California, and twenty five or | thirty ladies.
 Mr. PeralEa- Reayis continued his long and rambling expian ations, being allow | cd almost unlimited .stltuoe by the | court and only at intervals oeIpg inter- | rupted oy pertinent questions of United | States Attorney key holds aimed sI probes for important facts and sdmis | sIons which the witness seemed willing | to avoid or reIuctaUt to disclose.
 wt esS could LoL SeCu he mar riago Contract dated ID 1852; salo It was ln Denver; there was no ODe in Denver | who could telegraph or send It to him. l
 Proceeding he Said he had frequeuLly l gone over with his associates the queS- | ton of the amount he had made out of | the grant sDd S65, ,OO0 covers the total | amount. The Southern Pacific Rall- l road company pad him $50, ,GOU tor r.ght l Ot way; that Company was 8t one time | interested, but Is not interested now.
 He made an application for the sur vey of thus grant. Tn his brief, which be flied first. He flied all Of the docu- ments he mad, exc D. the iute9med ste coDveyhncee, with the surveyor general of Ar!zons m 1893.
 Governor Powers, of Missouri, assist- ed hIm ID making tie survey, and, while running a line, ne rau lnto nun Der of stones, which had fallen down and pas- sing through be rdn on to rock with nIerO9i phics on 1t. He ca led the gov ernoT's attention to IL. TEe governor though, it was of DO importance, but witness sail: Hold on; let Us e ,amIne anyhow" They examined it and found upon It an old diagram three times Ite height, and thoy found it standing up- right, which was rather peculiar for Indian hieroelyphics.
 ''l WAS certain this was the center of the western boundary" continued wit ness, "because If 1t was standing up it would be right in ths center of our west line. So We went through this place, winch was rather Tough, and finished our survey.
 "Immediately after finishing the sur vey, we went to Mexico eith k. c. Hop glrS, as commissioner. Governor Pow arS was with us also at this tlms anG also my brother, w. E.. Reavi , and also a man who o-ten acted as ch4inmtn ID Arizona"
 At the time you went down there n king that survey d dot you go vii b .he exg ect 4t:on of fiudlnr t. Is rock with he hieorgly phics on it?" ked United Sts'e' Attorney ReynoId~.
 No ST." replied the wtue B.
 He had been out as a newspaper cor several times before the sur , icy, writing up the Gi!a and Salt river