Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-05-25
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 NEW YORK, May 2O-Stevens & o,
 leaders in the cotton trade, hay
 failed.
 ST PAUL, Minn., May 20-Governo
 Clough today signed the death warran
 Harry Hayward. The execution is SC
 for June 2l.
 CHICAGO, May 20-Crawford & Vsler
 tine, one of the largest stock and graf
 brokerage firms in the city, made a,
 assignment. They were caught short il
 the whestmsrket.
 MADISON, Fla, May 2O-It is no lonpe doubtful that three negroes who ou, ragged and murdered Miss Armstron
 were taken by mob to the swamps il
 Lafayette county, skinned alive an,
 burned at the stake. This makes twelv
 negroes lynched here in six months. CLEVELAND, O. May 2O- One hun dred and twenty five lumber shower went to the Cleveland Lumber Co.'S docl this morning, armed with clubs ant stonee to prevent the lumber steame Gettysburg from being unloaded b, union men. Frank Wentz, an employ, of the mill, was mistaken for a non union man and unmercifully clubbed He was removed to the hospital iu ar unconscious condition. When the police arrived the mob disappeared. The union men unloaded the boat at the scale of prices.
 WASHINGTON, May 20-The income taz is declared unconstitutional in toto. '
 In conclusion the court held, first:
 First-We adhere to the opinion an. nounced that taxes o2 real estate, being indisputably direct taxes, taxes on rents or incomes on real estate, are equally direct taxes.
 Second-We are of the opinion that taxes on personal property or on the ln- come of personal property, are likewise direct tsxes.
 Third-A tax imposed by sections P to 37 inclusive of the act of 1894, so far as it falls On the income of real estate and on personal property. being a direct tax within the meaning of the constitu- tion; is therefore unconstitutional and void, because not spportioned according to representation.
 WAsH1GTov, May 2O-J justices Harlan and Jackson read their dissents; Justice Brown will do the same.
 There has been collected about ESQ., 900 under the income tax law will be refunded.
 PRESCOTT, Ariz., May 20-D. J. Sulli- vau & Co.'s store was burglsrized last night. The amount of goods taken is not stated. Six valises containing silk goods, hats, boots, shoes and gloves val ued at $500 or $400 were recovered and three men were arrested on suspicion. The goods were concealed ID big cul. vert running under the track in the rail- road yards.
 Chss. Ward, a mining man, shot at Jerome yesterday by Jakey Brown, died this morning. Brown will recover. He has been arrested and will have 8 preli- minary examination tomorrow if able.
 SAN FRANAIsco, May 20-It has been decided to try the governments suit for s15, 100000 against the Stanford estate in the United States circuit court early in June.
 PROVIDENCE, R. I. May 2O-Out of 60 weavers of the Geneva mills. weaving samples, eight are reported at work to- day, each accompanied by a policeman. Two hundred persons congregated at the mill gates hooting and shouting at the weaver.
 TEMPE, May 2O-The altercation be- ,ween Bob Gillilard and Phil Folge last night, at Tempe resulted in injuries to which are fatal, came over 8 ,srd game. Both are of respectable antilles.
 OAKLAND. May 20--Three masked men bound and gagged Mrs. George Smith md tied her to the bed post last night, md then locked the three children in he closet and robbed the house. They ,ot but little.
 WASHINGTON, May 20-The president gned the order directing Admiral desde to be retired. LoNDoN, May 20-Oscar Wilde was gain up in the O.d Bailey this morn pg for the second trial on a charge of erious misdemeanor. Taylor was also p and the judge granted separate rial and admitted Wilde to bail, while he trlal of Taylor takes place. NEW YORK, May 20-A special to the Ierald from MansRus says it is learned hSt Admiral Stevenson and other off, CTS of the British squadron publicly cSioAoo bhns th0 OCSu PotiOu Oi SOiihso 'as simply for the purpose of testing he Monroe doctrine and that 1t was ow disposed of ss 8 myth.
 LONDON, May 20-The admiralty has sceived news of the death of Captain frederick P. Trench, op the British agship Royal Arthur" recently at orinto, where the Captain acted as overnor during the occupation by the ritish forces. He died on the way to 'ictoria, B. c.
 NEW YORK, May 20-Gomez, the in- ,rRent leader of Cuba, has instructed ] Il insurgent bands of over 100 to send delegate to the general assembly at , Yara in June, when a declaration of will be made and provis- nal government established. The bel Oarente hone tO get recCQnltiOn from |