Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-07-06
TELEGRApHIC.

1 ment against the Stanford estate has
 created much interest here. Doubte.
 less the case will be carried to the su.
 preme court. This add another year to
 the time of proceedings.
 BERLIN, July 1-Members of the
 diplomatic service are authority for the
 statement that preparations for hostili.
 ties between Russia and Japan are be-
 ing made.
 CHICAGO, July Paul Fisher, & rail-
 road man from San Bernardino, Cal, ar-
 rived here yesterday with s48O in gold
 twenties in a satchel. He went to a
 hotel with man who claimed to know
 him. He left the satchel in a room and
 took walk with his new friend. The
 satchel IS missing with its contents.
 LONDON. July 1-Balfour, first lord
 of the treasury and Joseph Chamber
 lain secretary of state for colonies were
 both reelected today without opposi-
 tion.
 WICHITA, Kas., July Mary Ellen
 Lease has created sensation here by
 appearing in iashy Syrian costume in-
 cluding wide trousers and buckles. She
 was astride 8 bicycle riding in good form.
 PITTsBURG, Pa., July 1.-The cumber- l land accommodation on the B & Q rail- road ran into switch engine at Laugh lin station near here about midnight and collided with swith engine. Harvey Louther, brakeman was in- stantly killed, Fireman McBeth of the accommodation was seriously injured and a number of passengers bruised or cut by broken glass.
 KEY WEST. Fla, July IA gentleman who has just returned from Havana says that Cuba is ablaze with revolutionary sentiment. Gomez has 5000 troops we'll armed. He surprised the garrison at Alta Graci8 and after severe battle cut the enemy to pieces and routed them with heavy loss.
 SING SING, N. r., July 1-Dr. Buch- I anan, the wife murderer, was electro l cuted at 20 p. 10. today. Mrs. Buchanan arrived on the train,
 reaching here at 10:30, and was taken
 to the residence of the pastor of the Presbyterian church. Warden Sage sent her word that she could not see the prisoner.
 Mrs. Buchanan made CD unsuccess-
 full effort to induce Governor Morton
 to commute his sentence to life impris-
 onment. The woman sank on her knees
 before the governor and pleaded for her
 husbands life, though her grief almost prevented her from speaking. Governor Morton was overcome; tears stood in his eyes as he lifted her to her feet and told her he could not grant her request. Dr. Buchanan walked in without word, and took his seat. In about thir- ty seconds be was strapped; in forty sec- onds be was pronounced dead. A volt age of l740 was kept on four seconds. It was the quickest and most successful execution ever seen at the prison. SAN FRANCISCO, July This morning
 the Stockton survey was begun for the | Corral Hollow railroad frem Corral Hollow coal mines, to this city. LONDON, July IA dispatch from Sofia says the situation is serious, al- most amounting to state of war be- tween Bulgaria and Turkey. BUENos AYREs, July 1-The news of the death of ex-President Piexoto of Brazil, reached here Saturday. He was the leader of the party opposed to Presi; dent Moraez.
 HELENA, Mont, July 1-Miss Francis Eleanor Blaine, a niece of the late James G. Blaine, was married here today to Randolph Thompson, cousin of Judge Buck.
 DENVER, Colo, July 1-Judge Hallett, of the United States district court, to- day appointed H. R. Dunham receiver for the Colorado Mining Exchange O., the business of the Mining ex- change will not be interrupted.
 BIGGs, Cal, July At an early hour this morning the residence of Tsotter Holiday, a prominent rancher near Gridley. was burned to the ground and Holiday and his niece ,uerished in the flames.
 RICHMOND, Ind, July 1-Dr. Dougsn Clark, of the Friends church, allowed himself to be baptised and has been de- posed therefor. The affair has caused two factions in the church. He has been marrying people since the occurrance.
 WASHINGTON, July 1-The excess of government expenditures over receipts during the fiscal year ending yesterday shown by today's treasury statement have been S42,S25,O49.
 PRESCOTT. Ariz., July 1-The Last Chance quartz mill, located four miles | west of Prescott, burned last evening. The mill had just been started up few | weeks ago and was making successful run, being in operation at the time of the fire. The fire originated from a l spark from the smokestack. The mill | is a total loss. Insurance fifteen hun l dred.
 TACOMA, July 1-The Norwegian | steamship Oscar II, which arrived here | early this morning, eight days from | Vladivostock, brings news that the indi- | cations are good for another oriental | war. "Unknown to the outside world" Captain k. Anderson of the steamer l says, ''Russia has massed SO,OOO men at |