Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-09-21

IOJhI "SlcOhe, gnu we appreciate II. You are doing more than you promised Hpd every One of Us fully appreciates it. ! We will go away feeling n cuc hearts
 that you hare entertained us roy ally When General Lawier had concluded the Q was number of musical selec-
 ctIons, recitations and songe, after which there was general round up," "and the camp was over.
 MATANzAs, Mex, Sept. 13-The rail-
 road dam, west of Mstamoros, has been
 broken by an overflow of the Rio Grande and half of the city is inundated.
 MARSHAL Mich, Sspt. 13-The west bound North Shore limited train on the
 Michigan Central was wrecked here shortly after noon. The locomotive Jumped the track on s..curve. George
 Peppit, engineer, is under the engine
 badly injured
 WASHINGTON, Sept. 13-The Secre y of the treasury today, sent Q telegram to the collector Of customs at OgdeDsLurg | N. |. directing hIm to not admit any of the 70 Chinese recently landed ID Van couver, enroute to the Atlanta expCsi- tioD.
 NEW YORK. Sept. 13-The Valkyrie went to Efie basin this morning and :he crew at oncs began to strip yacht and prepare her for voyage across the ocean home. She will be ketch rigged es she was on hsr trip over.
 ! Whatever doubt may have existed as { to Lord Dunraven' s intentions of racing | the VaikyrIe ir :h:s country again was dispelled this morning by Mir. II. Mat land Kersey who said "No, the Valkyrie will never again race on this side of the Atlantic"
 LONDON, Sept. 13-The conclusion of the international yacht races furnIshei text for articles in ail the London ! afternoon papers. In general the press supported Lord Dunraven In refusing the sail over the course yesterday with ort guarGn ee thst it would be kept clear of excursion steamers and other craft.
 CHICAGO, Sept. 13-A Washington | special says that president Cleveland is medtatirg seriously the possibility of ! hostility between Spain and the United Herbert, the navy department has pre- pared an exhaustive reports on the naval conditions of the country for a descent cn Cuba. The question of transportation and the facilities for landing troops on the island has been 1 looked into thoroughly.
 NEW YORK, Sept. 13-The storm that struck City Island last night was terrific. | Mime. Albert wss struck by lightning while on the veranda of her home at high | island ahd iestanty killed. Three houses were struck poles were leveled and several farm houses were struck and burned. The storm spread over large territory.
 NEW YORK, Sept. 13. Engagements Of gold in the sub treasury up to II o,clIck aggregate $4,500,O0O fer export on tcmorrow's stesmeas.
 ST. LOUIS, Sept. B Suits to recover property valued at 27,OOOOOO located in Los Angeles, Cal, and s. Louis, Mo, will be filed shortly by the attor neys for the heirs of Pinney W. Sub let.
 NEW YORK, Sept. Telegrams ed dressed to correspondents at vsrlous joints in Central America, have failed to bring verification of the reports Of earthquakes with the attendant heavy loss Of life in Honduras and Nicaragua.
 WAsHINGToN, Sept. 13.-Wyman, sur geon general of Marine hospital service speaking of cholera in Honolulu said today. "The quarantine serv!cs oD the Pacific coaet Is in 6 very good con- d;tioD. Every rort of entry has been inspected"
 JEROME, Ariz Sept. 12.-John Glynn, a native of Minnesota, working for the United Verde Copper company at this plsce, was instantly killed here about 6 o'clock this evsniUg.
 l. appears that Mr. Glynn had been running pGir of mules to a Ecraper OF one of the new road grtdes which the company IS building. After quitting time he unhitched tbe team and started to the stable mounted on one of the mules, which took fright at the dis charge Of sbot gun in the hands Of g Chinese laundrymsn and ran away u!tt the rider. In scme way the unfortunate man wss thrown from the mule and be- coming eHtsDgled in the harness was dragged to death. The body presented a ghastly sight, being terribly bruieed and lacerated about the head and face, the skull being fractured, the body torn and bruised and both legs broken.
 An inquest will bs held tomorrow, at which the facts in the case will be elici ted. It IS also stated that the neck was broken. Full particulars are not yet learned.
 WAsHINGroy, D. .. Sept. 13-The | news that S4,500,000 has been with | drawn today from the subtteGsury in | New York for export, was received with | surprise, and the announcement created | something like sensation ia the t-e 1 my department. Tbis feeling, how ever, was not shared by the high off cia!s, who apparently regard the w'tb drawal as incident 10 the speculative ] spirit that seems to perysce in Wall | etreet. By some officials it is thought | the withdrawals are made with the sole l purpose of forcing another bond issue. | It can be stated however, on excelle nj | there will not De another l issue of bonds and none needed
 TOPEKA, Ks, Sept 13-Senator Peff T said today that if another issue Of bonds