Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-03-23

! 1T FtJi lSi"buS leW weeks d.C. SCIerhl large vessels Were wrecked with ter ribe loss of life. The buildings in Lu- va alse suffered severely.
 1 WASHINGTON, March 16-Commisseu- CT Lameraux has determined to make arrangements at once for the appraisal and sale of the abandoned military re- servaIions.
 l AssoUAN, Egypt. March 16-SlatIn Bey arrived here, having escaped from the MahGi's camp, Ondurman Khar- toun, after eleven yesrs captivity.
 ALBANY, N. r., March 16 At mid night the fifth series InceDdiary fires started i5 building saturated with coal oil. Four structur, s were destroy ed. The local military was called out ard paJr lied the town for the rest of the night.
 l LOUISVILLE, March 16-Rev. Dr. Brodus the notes divine and scholar IS dead.
 | CAPETowN, March 16-The Trsnsvaal government has decided to prohibit any further importation of silver coin.
 NEW YORK, March 16-Suspension on the stock exchange today was l. B. New comb.
 BUENos AYREs, March 16-DIspatch from Rio de Janeiro says cadets of the mIli tary school have broken out in revolt.
 NEW YORK, March 16- Secretary | Idletz of the electrical contractors asso- ciation, denies the statement that the ele tricsl works strike has been declared of.
 WATERFOWL, s. D., M ;rch 16-The writer of the anonymous letters dated at Brookings, $. D., to the Fair helrs, mas been found to be Mrs. $. E. Cham berlsiD, a mJnomauiac on the subject of legscies.
 PENDLEToN, Ogn. March 16-Captain Richards, in command of the troops re- gently ordere to the UmatilIa reservation | chiefs. The chiefs sad the UmstlIIa always favored the whites.
 BERLIN, March 16-The gram mono ply proposals have been virtually shelv- ed by the state council, which has also decided to not recommend any new measures regarding the prohibition of the importation of American cattle.
 SAN FRANCISCO, March 16-Rosle Hayes, pretty girl of 22 summers, con- mitted suicide by taking carbolic acid last night because her lover, Emanuel Pioner, clothing salesman, had de- serted her.
 TRoPPEAN AUSTRIA. Siless, March 16- An explosion of f;e damp in the Ho- homage niue, imprisoned 2S0 miners of which but eighty were rescued, but there is hope for the rest. | Eighty have been rescued. The re- maipiog 12O are imprisoned in the galle- ries, blocked with debris. The bodies of several are already extricated. SAN FRANCIsCo, March 16-Reports from Vacaville, Woodland, Elmira. San Jose, SuisnD, Fresno and Davisville | staie that the frost has ruined the april cot crop in all northern and central Cal Ifofnia points. Almonds, pIunes, grapes, and peaches are also injured. U.o,,,x1,o~, NTo.ah 1e nLo oz4.o. whether tue Italians at Walsen uurp. Colo., were not naturallze6 citizens will | play an important part in the settle ment of the issue with the Italian gov l ernment. The governor has instructed the judicial officers to prosecute the search for the perpetrators of the attack vigorously.
 OAxACA, Mex, March 16-Henr- Thompson and Frank l. Owens. Amer jeans and railroad contractors, were at tackled by Guatemslsn bandits near the town of ChIlton in the state of Chapas. Thompson was killed and Owens was seriously wounded. They were robbed of several thousand dollars.
 NEW ORLEANS March 16 -TEe uegroes are working but the troops are tireing of police duty. Merchants however subscribing lioerally to keep up the guard. A drizzling rain is falling but all quiet.
 NEW YORK, March 16-A special to the World from Mystic, Conn, says that Dr. Graves, the poIsoner of Mrs. Bar nsby, is still alive. The bady buried at Thompson last year wss a su ostitute, braves never attempted suicide.
 WASHINGTON, Marct 16-There has been no formal or,!er issued by the secretary of tue iaterlor to the effect that no more lands are to oe pa ented to the Union and CeGtral Paclfic R,l ways.
 WAsHINGTnN, March 16-Ths Japan ese legation has recsiv d cablegram con- tirmIng the press di patches regarding | the departure of L. Hung Chang tfuD | Tien Teln for Japaa to arrange the | terms of peace. LONDON, March l6-Tho great lookout | of the boot mak rs, affecting 10000 | operatives, comm. need today. This + the outcome of cUmplicited dispute the use B; improved machi- nery.
 WAsHINGToN, March 16-It is expect ed by tae land department that surveys on the OOlville Iodian reservation will progress sutEici ntly during the summer and Indian aliotments made, so that ], 100000 acres will be opened to settle meat in the lands of norl lheastern Wash lngtIn.