Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-05-11
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 The body of thirty marines who have guarded the United States legation at Seoul since last autumn were with drawn March 2S.
 As cn indication that the Japanese propose to make long stay at Talie, it Is announced that iron works on large scale are to be at once established there by the 1Gsen Steamship company which is unde- government ntrol. American capitalists continue to invest in war bonds.
 The assailant of Lii Hung Chaug has been condemned to imprisor ment f. r life.
 By imperial orders the six captured Chinese men of WET, Tai Yuen, Chen Tusepg, Chen Si, Chen Nap, Chen Pei, Chen Pung and Chen PIeH, have been added to ;he Japanese navy. The North China D. lily News says four steamers with materials of war have reached Chine, two arriving at Shang- hai and two at Chin Kiang, one chang ing her name, more effectively to elude detection.
 There has been considerable trouble among the Japanese military Ruthorl- tles and B itish officIals and rssideDts Of New Chwarg, but nothing serious beyond t:eat'ng one another un- pleasantly on all occasions.
 The British minister to Japan is about to return home. He suffers from m ,n- tal diSorder which is believed to De in- cursble.
 PARIS, May 2-The Matin today says that Japan is treating with Russia, France and Germany and a peaceful settlement of the matter is probable.
 SAN FRANCIsCo, May 2-The prelimi- nary examination of Theodore Durrant fo the murder of Blanche Lamont began today The defence will dispute the identification of the body found It will try to prove that the writing cn the paper enclos pg the rings of Blanche to Mfs. Noble was that of Blanche herself, if Blanche is alive Durrant could Fot have killed her. So the defense hopes to destroy the force of the evidence against Durrant.
 SAN FRANCIsC1, April 2-POlics Judge Coniau thls morning held Theodore Durrant tC answer to the superior court fer the murder of Minnie Williams in Emmanuel Baptist church. Bai: vas refused. The judge said that in his opinion the chain of circumstances bringing the murder to Durrant was complete and convincing. EVANSVILLE, Cal. May 2-The re- mains of sn old Frenchman, named Pierre, who kept a second hand clothing store, were found by his neighb rs with his hands tied and his throat cut from ear to ear, the motive being robbery. SONORA, Cal. May 2-A company com posed of Sacramento and Tuolumne men incorporated last week with capi tai stock cf s300,OOO to work two huu- dred acres of rich gravel deposit eleven miles east on the Tuolumne rlver. Operations will commence at once. DENVER, Colo, May 2-The impress sion that is abroad that Gen. Rollins favored extending pensions 10 confeder- ate veterans is incorrect. What he proposed was the establishment cf a home for indigent and suffering southern veterans. The forenoon's session of the encsmpment was spent in routine work. No discussion of Gen. Rollins occurred and no action was taken. PERRY, O. T. May 3-Tte Bank O; Commerce at Newkirk failed this morn- ing.
 BERLIN, May 3-The village of Pom- morsig, near Frankfort, has been des troyed by fire, sixty five dwellings being burned and many persons injured.
 WASHINGTON, May 3-Ths report from Chicago that Mrs. Nellie Grant SaIto ris
 is to be married shortly to Gen, rsl Henry Kyd Douglass, of Maryland is generally credited hera. Mrs Sar' oris declined to say anything.
 SAN FRANCIsCo, May 3-The prelimin- ary examination of Durrant for the murder of Blanche Lamont was resumed the morning. The result was damsg- ing to the defendant. The clunsel tried hard to impeech to ipcrediblIity of the prosecuting witnesses. The iesti- mopy was 8 repetition Of that eiven RI the inquest.
 NEW YORK, May 3-A special from Tokio says Italy has offered to join the United St4tes in en effort to avert tt @ threatened conflict between Russia, Germany and France ard Japan.
 TEN TsIN, May 3-The emperor of China has decided to ratify the treaty of peace negotiated at Shomensk. Tie ratlfcations will be exchanged at Chee Foo, May s.
 SOUTH ACTION. May 3-Three mil's of the American Powder G., blew up this morning and five persons gre believed killed.
 LEAvENwoRTH, Kas. Mag 8 Judge Myers. in granting the petition of W. F. Johnson for slO0,0OO damages against Dr Keeley. ruled that Keeley must TOW make known hls cret of tie ingredients in his gold cure.
 MAEAGUA, Nicaragua, May 3-Hon- duras has made an appeal t. the other Central American states for a defensive alliance, saying that nothing can be ex- pected from the United States.
 WASHINGTON, May 3-Tne Nicsra> guan government has recently done away with the Mosquito reservation which was the cause of all the troubl-, and incorpore ted it IS state of Near agua with the rame of the Department of Zalaya, after he president of the repubhc.
 LONDON, May 3-The Exchange Tel | egraph company claims it is official y | inf.rmed that Nicaragua has agreed to 1 pay the British government fl5,G00 within a fortnight, provided Corinto is evacuated within fortnight. Great | Britain has accepted the offer under a | yuaral. tee of the United States that the |