Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-05-11
SIIlII1GNS LIVER BE1uLAT0R

| REGuLAT0R | It does its work we'll, and tones up the | whole system. Itis'' Better than Pills" and can be had in liquid or powder.
 alarmed and are preparing to flee to the
 sea and other places of refuge ID case 6 | general eruption occurs.
 | The earthquakes are short and sharp
 and from lhis it is feared they will ulti. | mately cause damage to the churches
 other tall buildings in this end other neigh boring states. The shocks thus | far have been felt here and at Colima | Zapotlan, Patzcur, Urapsn, Gusdalaiars
 and many other smaller places. Subter ranean rumb,ings Ire heard at intervals during the day and thr ough the night
 and masses are being said in all the
 churches to avert the threatened | calamity.
 Thousands are fiockinR to the comics
 sional to prepare themselves for any
 thing which may happen, and the priests
 are kept busy day ard night. The spiri of the moment is that If death comes it will find the simple worshipers read, to die at the altar ID the act of homage
 The volcanic tires have ignited some
 O, the forests around the base of tho
 mountain aud several confiagrat:on
 have epsued from this cause. It il fears d that cone of the fine coffee
 hs"iendas within a radius of few mile
 have boen destroyed also. Ships com ing in from California and other port
 on the Pacific report seeing lights of tt
 the south. which were net at first under
 stood, erd the ship captains could DO
 understand, either, the presence of th' dust which falls upon the sea in places
 Now that they are informed of the erup ton of Colim8 the dust mists are ex plsined, and Is is thought that the RevIl
 lagigedo group of island volcanoes ma. | possibly have broken out with old time violence. No definite reports have ai yet been received from the Revil.agige dos.
 NEW YORK, May 2-Commander P. M
 McGriffen who had command of tho Chinese ironclad Chin Yuen at the bat
 tie of Yalu, arrived here from Liverpoo | and is stopping at the Astor House. The | commander received number oi | wounds in the fight, and is still some | what deaf. He has tattered uniform l of the Chiness navy which he wore on I the Chin Yuen during the naval battle. He says it was a stubborn fight, and was lost to the Chinese chiefly because | they had no shells to use except iroI | ones. The Japanese were we'll supplied with shells, which did great execution. | The Chinese shot assed through the enemy's ships without doing any grea. damage. The commander believes the | Chinese seamen are brave and skiful,
 and would make good fighters if the!
 would only trust ther lea; 8. IT e i Japanese, but did not do SO muct damage on account of the quality of tn, | shot.
 | TOW escapes dCring the Yslu battle. hi
 one time he was directly in front of tbe | mouth of twelve-irch gun on his sh'I l as the gunner was swinging 1t into place | to fire. He closed his eyes and va Il | for certain death. He opened them m F | few seconds and rolled eff the super
 structure just before the gun went of. The commander carries two wounds 1T I his left thigh 8 d another over his l abdomen from fragments of shell. Com
 modore Lin was supposed to b. in com mapd, but wss down In his room pray l ing to the gods 10 preserve him. Ire comm nder will go to his bnme at Wash l ington Pa in a few days. He did not come by the Pacifi", aa the Japanest had reward of S5000 standing for him. dead Or alive. McGiffs- has been in the Chinese naval servi"e for tw-lve year.. He founded the naval institute at Wei Hai- Wei, end did considerable survey ing in Cores.
 QCEBEc, May 3--A gold fever unpre cedeuted in Canadian history is IT gire ia the Rainy Lake reg on. There 1T. now 25O0 men in the wild district where there was not a man a short time ago Big finds ara reported.
 NEW YORK, May 3-The Sur publish es story to the eff ct that Cleveland if he is not given third term will imme- distely, on leaving the Whit House, start CD "Grard triumphant tour of the worl', visit ng all capitols of the forsign countries"
 CoATzACoLcos, Mex, May 3-Armed citizens captured band of Guate2 alan outlews under Francisco Boias and sh2i tho whole band on the spot.
 WAsHIETuN, May B Sscr, tary Gresh- am passed a restless nil ht ard IS muci pro trated.
 JoHNsTowN, p. May 3-By an explo sion of gas in the Cambria I on o,m psny's mil, George Maybet, George Mattach. Rudolph RuDhold, and Jce Bolinsky were seriously injured.
 MADRID, May 3-Dispstches from Havana says that in an encounter te tween Spanish troops and insurgents at Santa Cruz, SIX of the latter were Li led. The troops also surprised the rebels ne ar Baracoa and killed three.
 LEADvILLE. Col. May 3-Ths Modern Gold Mining company has caught fine body of gold ore in the Deer shaft. It IS 315 feet wide and assays ten ounces to the ton. It is considered a very i'm portant strike.
 HARTFORD, Conn.,. May 3-Norton Reed, aged IS, committed suicide today because Sevengali hypnot zed him and | he wanted to go to heaven to meet Tril- by and little Billie. He had been read no Du Maurier's novel
 HUNTINGTON, Wha., May 3-Reports rom the mining districts are of serious character, several cars were burned along he Norfolk and Western line. A hundred colored miners from the Elk lorn region came to this city last night