Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-05-11
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' are indignant at President Zslayu aad associates for not repelling the British by opening fire when the landing was made in Co;into. The feeling is so g eat that a revolution is feared. A revo- lutionary party would represent the popular feeling of repeling the Britieh with force.
 MANAGUA, May 2-The government of Nicaragua expects pews from Wash ington today that a set lament of the dispute between Nicaragua and Great Britain had beer effecte',
 LONDON, May 2-The dispute between Great Britain and Nicaragua the Asso- ciated Press learns, will be settled with Tn few days.
 MANAGUA, May 2-Adm;ral Stephen son bas wired home asking for instruc- tions and says that the concessions made by England indicate a peaceful settlement of the affair. The Nicara- guan press universally blame Presid5Dt Cleveland for surrending Nicaragua to G-eat Britain and predicts Great Britain will sooner or later control Central America.
 NEW YORK, May 2-Passengers on tie Columbia, from Colon, report ttat | Nicaragua is n q fermsnt over President Zelayas arbitration. "Plans for ZelayBs overthrow are we'll under way and when the coffee crop is harvested there wilt be an uprising throughout the country.' NEW YORK, May 2-Inside advice is to the effect that the administration is about to remove the embargo on Cana dian cattle which has been in operation for several years. This will settle the trust.
 OMAHA, Neb., May 2-W. II. Megquir. assistant cashier of the First National | Senk, has committed suicide. No cause is known.
 INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, May 2-At the supreme council of the Knights C f
 Pythias it was decided to wage war on the seceders from the order, called I'm pOrvsd Order of the Knights of Pythias.' .''
 WICHITA, Kas, May g. Further de- tails of the cyclone near Halstead show that ten persons were killed besides the six mentioned in last nights dispatches. JACKSON, Miss, May "A terrific wind and electric storm struck tLis city las | night and considerable damage was done.
 CHICAGO, May 2-The cffi ,ials of the Alton road deny there was any attempt | to hold the train at Carllnville last | night, when engineer Frank Holmes was killed. The saootIpg, they say, was done by tramps. The officials cf the road think they have the murderer.
 MARsHALLTowE, Ia, May 2-The north bound passenger train on the Chi cago & Great Western was wrecked be- tween Green Mountain and Gladbrook last night by striking tie placed on the three caches were thrown 6own a five foot embankment. The baggage man aad brakeman were slightly injured.
 LONDON, May 1.-The Times today published dispatch from Kobe, dated April 26th saying there is DO mistaking the fact that there is TO evidence of a serious crisis in the relations between Japan ana Russia. But the Japananese press has been forbidden to refer to it and four newspapers of Tokio, includ ing the semi cliicial Nichi Nichi, have been suspended for reporting the fact that secret councl of ministers Was he'd. Ths other newspapers in which reiere.ce to the crisis appeared, are de- faced. toI tluuing, the correspondent says:
 ''InfJrmation reaches US from a reli- a0le sUUrce at Hiroshima that the min i5try has adopted n rsso.ute front against Russian Cictation. They deny Russia's rish 10 interfere and even contemplate fiaacs of Russia, believing the Rus lau nii iiary forces in the east are not power. ul enough to enforce her de- mands. The foreign warships said to be assembling at the ports of Japan and the Frsacn vessels have been ordered to prepare for emergencies"
 LoYDoN, May IA dispatch to the Times from HOngkong says: A British Taiship las goue to the Pescadore is lands tn bring tie Times correspondent and another who were detained there by the Japanese to prevent them from sending dispatches regarding the massa ere which is said to have occurred at the Chinese garrison at that place.
 WAsHIHGroN, May 1-Tbe Japauese soFernmeDt bas sent out a prospectus Of t&e celeb -ati0n of the eleventh cen 'e enuial of ihe founding of the city of Ky0to, the Rome of the east, to which city the capital was removed from NaeaoFa Q eleven hundred years ago. The national industrial exhibition accom- panying the memorial celebration will be the fourth ever held in Japan.
 VICTORIA, B. c. May 1-The eteam- ship Empress of China arrived this afternoon from Yokohama with adyices to tbe 18th inst.
 The capture of the principal station on the Pescadcre islands was easily by the Japanese during the last week of March the process being | similar 10 the seizure of the northeIn 1, stronghold. Admiral Ito, in the flagship l Mats ushima, conducted the naval opera tions, in which six of his fleet were en- gagged. Pang Hu ard several smaller islands of the group were occupied af.er merely nominal resistance and tine troops would have proceeded to Formcsa tefore this bat fer an outbreak of | cholera, which completely incspacitated the Japanese force and created great alarm.
 The eLtlre number of troops sent southward was only about 5U00, and of these 500 had Cied a. last advIces, while InnO uera in tbo hOSn-taI 1hia av.o. |