Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-08-10

AID CHEM CORP Sole ProprietSrs, Boston. 'Eov to Cnra livery Skin Disease, '" free.
 DEAr R, Ill.,, Aug. 3-ln triel of speed
 yesterday in presence of large number
 ot horsemen Fife flowers by Anderson
 Wilkes owned by Bremen Bros. and
 Petora Wilkes, by Reglio, owned by R.
 R. Montgomery paced mile as a team
 in 2.15 fat. This beats the worlds
 record by one and half seconds.
 OMAhA, Neb. Aug. 3-About midnight
 last night Judge Hopewell issued new
 restraining order against the A. P. A.
 commissioners restraining them from
 exercising funtions in any capacity and
 citing them to appear in court at 2
 o'clock this afternoon and show cause
 why the temporary injunction should
 not be made permanent.
 | WASHINGTON, Aug. 3-The state de-
 partmsnt has received cablegram from
 the United States consul Jernigin at Shanghai stating that one American
 female missionary was wounded and
 four British female missionaries killed
 at Mission Kucheng. There are no
 further details.
 CHALLENGING. Mex. Aug. 3-At
 ChIlepa, while ball was in progress ct
 the home of Jose Ferret, U prominent
 citizen, Luis Martinez, young
 spaniard, became enraged st being re-
 fused dance by young lady. drew 8
 pistol and began firing indiscr:mira:eIy
 into the crowd. He fired a doz-n or
 more shots and killed three men and
 one wcman. He has not yet been cap
 tured.
 CHART Es FoIY, Mich, Aug. 3-The
 report+ that Beaver Islani has been de-
 vastated ny fife is hoax. There are
 four small forest fires, but nothing mora.
 TRENTON, N. J., Aug. 3.--Ihe rules 10 show cause why receivers should net
 be appo;nted d for the Eastern Rubber Company and Trenton Rubber Company | NcIc lIdIS IOOdy.
 NEW YoFsk, Aug. B. Charles T. Lynn
 "Cuban Cattle King" who arrived | from the scene of the insurgents reports ] fighting in Santa Clara province. He recently has come to this country to push claim of sl50O00 against the Spanish government: for destroying his fathers property and the impris ou- ment of his Iaosher in jail at Trinidad, :. Cu5f, without warrant of law. LyBn Is tester brother oi BiItista Eper;orne, President of ,h, first Cuban Republic,
 CHICAGO. Aug. 3-The gE8ad jury to- day indicted nIua bucket shop keepers.
 CHIcAao, III. Aug. 3-The ChIcsgo | Burlington S Quincy road will in few days put an engine on the fGs. mail | train which will make @ miles en hour. It will be the largest and fastest engine ID the United States.
 SAN FRANCIsco. Cal, Aug. 3-There IS a story Icing circulated now that Dur rant had an eleven year oii girl for 6 victim about one years ago and and that the parents of the giri came near hav- ng him arrested rhsD, but decided u..t 70 or account of the d.sgrGcs it would bring to the girl.
 PBILADELPHIA, Aug. 3-PGgIlist Bob tItZsimmOns won a horseshoe making match here last night. He broke the record With thirty perfect shoes iu t~eGty-seven minutes. His opponent was blacksmith named Corbett,
 ZASEsvILLE, Ohio. Aug. 3-On the B < o. railroad, at Helper switch, 12 miles east Of here. this morning the est bound passauger train collided with freight The engineer on the freight jumped and unburt but William Bo.In, fire man On tho passenger, was instantly killed and John May, the engineer, fatally injured. No pa .sen gers were ia- iLred. The baggage. smoker ard ore coach and freight car were burned.
 WASHINGTON, Aug. 2-The diplomatic corps in Washington is watching with E much interest at present the settlement z of the question of evacuation of Port 2 Arthur by the Japanese in view cf the demand which Russia, France and Ger : many are reported to have made apon tbe Japanese to evacpats the entire Liao : Tung psEinaula without reference to . China's fulfillment of her part of he Shi- treaty obligations. It's made quite clear at the Japanese legation here that Japan will not eccede 10 this demand, i; reslly made, without a vigor. ous protest.
 Japan" said au official o. the leca- ton in discussing the contingency yes terday, twill fight before she will yield the advantage she has in the peninsula, without full settlement of the indem- lity awarded her for the surrender of I .he concession. It is too important a ,i ever to let go of, simply because it may S 'uit Russia's purpose to ask it. It is 'ur understanding here that the evacua- 'ion IS to depend upon the payment of ~ he indemnity. Japan certainly regard ,- 'd the matter ia that light when the i. treaty was amended at the instance of he European powers. It may be claim d that the question is not any longer F between China and Japan, but rather , me between Japan and the European c