Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-05-04

Phoenix eastward, locating the line of the Santa Fe, Prescott. $ Phoenix rail- way to Nogales, on the Mexican line, by way of Florence, Tucson and the Santa Cruz valley. It is understood that con- tracts have already been placed for the bridges across the Salt and Gila rivers. The extension will be nearly 200 miles in length, but IS across level region, and will be constructed at a minimum expense. It will connect the Atlantic & Pacific railway with the Sonora rail- way, also of the Santa Fe system.
 MANAGUA, Nicaragua, April 29-A pro position of compromise and immediate evacuation of Corinto by the British is now under consideration between Wash ington, London a1d the authorities here. The proposition embraces the following essential points:
 FIrst-Nicarsgua is to pay s87, 800 at London within two weeks.
 Seccnd-The British forces are to be removed from Coriuto without waiting for the two weeks to elspse.
 Th;rd-A mixed commission of arbi- tration IS to pass on the demands of Great Britain's excess of SS7, ,5G0 claim, such com emission to be constituted ID a ma1ner satisfactory to the United States and Nicaragua.
 The terms, it is believed, will be &C., cepted by President Zelays and hIs cab iEet. It is understood the suggestion came from the Nicarsgusn representa- tives at Washington, and 1t is believed such an adjustment would be agreeable to the United States. If Nlcaragua's acceptance is given. the proposition will be on the London foreign office, and it is believed they will be accepted. CHICAGO, Ill.,, April 30-Thsre is every prospect that foot wear will go up in price shortly as leather is getting sky high in prices. The United States leath- CT company practically controls the market.
 BALTIMORE, Md, April 3O-Three hundred coat makers members of the
 United States, opposed to the sweating system, are out on strike. LONDON, April 30- Oscar Wilde de-
 nied everything in his trial today, and said the line in hie sonnet to Lord AL fred Douglass reading: II am th at love,
 but dare not speak it's name," wss love
 not understood in this century. The gallery cheered at this.
 BELLAIRE, O. April 3O-The mines in
 the fifth Ohio district have closed and
 the miners insist on 60 cents per ton be. fore they return to work. Over 7,OO( miners are out.
 BRAZIL, Ind, April 30--James Young
 ianitor of the courthouse, shot and kill ed his wife at Baskerville this morning and then drove to the court house and shot himself dead
 MANAGrA, Nicaragua, April 3O-The Nicaraguan government has formally decided to accede to the compromise
 proposition. Thus decision was com-
 municated to the authorities at Wash
 ingten and London. Nicaragua agrees
 to pay l 1,550 pounds in London, l5 days
 from the time the British ships leave Corinto. It now remains for Great Britain to agree.
 LOUISVILLE, Ky. April 3O-In a shoot ing affray today Arch Brown was killed by Fulton Gordon. Gordon was shot by Brown and Mrs. Gordon was killed by her husband. Brown and Gordon's wife wero in the house at 1925 Madison street. Gordon caught them together. LONDON, April 3O-The widowed Duchess of Marlborough, formerly Mrs. Louis Hammersley, was married this afternoon to Lord William Heresford, colonel of the Ninth lancers, who won the Victorian cross at Ululandi, when he rode back through the thick of the fight and carried a lancer out across his saddle. St. George's was crowded with royalty and cslebreties.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, April 3O-George Roeding has imported from Syrna thousands of colonIes of the Capre fig wash whica plays 3 unique part in fx culture by entering the Jig at certain stage fruition and deposits pollen which perfects it. It is thought that with the help these insects California figs can be made superior to Smyrna.
 CITY OF MEXICO, April 3O-Word reached here of the killing of John F. Lennon a mine superintendent and two other miners in fight in the Carmen district.
 Another railroad wreck is reported at Temsmatla and If killed.
 FL PAso, Tex. April 3O-Senor Ozarso collector of customs at Nogsles, Arizona arrived today from the city of MexIco. He says he was informed that President Disz will issue a decree opening the ports of Tampico. Gusymas and Vera Cruz for the entrance of bonded goods in transit to the free zone.
 ASTORIA, Or, April 3O-The Naptha launch TiIlie was sunk today and James Duliey and Barney Doien were drown ed. Three other men were in the launch but they managed to swim ashore.
 The R'swell Hart battery case was called in the police court yesterday ID Los Angeles and continued