Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-10-19
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 1.-The fourth

met this morning. About i 400 were present when the convention l was called to order.
 WASHINGTON, Oct. 14-hfler a recess | of four and half months, the United | States supreme court reconveBed today. |
 DENVER, Oct. 14-Seven thousand dollars worth of jewelry belonging to MT. and Mrs. Peter McCourt. has been stolen from their residence by a sneak l thief.
 @AsHINGTcN, Oct. 1.-The report of Agent Wisdom, regarding the prevention of the Corbett- FItzsimmous prize fight in Indian Territory was received in the Indian office and ia satisfactory. The officials say there is no danger of fight taking place in the territory.
 WAsHINGT N, Ger. l5- Minister Denby caoled today: Seventeen crim- inals will be executed at Ku-Cheng. The Yamen agrees that all the leaders in the late riets, shall be executed. and all participants shall be sentenced and all implicated shall be tiled. The com mission will probably soon be adjourL- ed. An imperial decree has been issued which refers all of the Sze-Chuen off, ciais implicated to board for punish ment." IL Is supposed the commission has concluded it's work.
 ATLANTA, Ca. Oct l5-The Americans Bsnkers Association began it's session today with unusually large attendance. President John J. P. Odell delivered the annual address, ID which he declar- ed there was more trouble in store for tha country, unless the system of govern mental note issues was abandoned.
 LONDON, Oct. 15-It is announced that Daa Creedon the ex middleweight chbmpion of Australia who last night defeat, Frank Craig for a purse of 400 pounds before the National Sporting club winning in twenty rounds, will ehortly meet Joe Choynski of California.
 MEMPHIS, Oct. 15-Jeff Ellis, A negro rspist, was captured yesterday near Holly Springs, Miss. He has confessed that he ravished and murdered Mrs. Wilcox, and attsm mpted to rape two young girls. He will surely be lynched
 SAN FRANCIsCo, Oct. 15-The Durrant tr.al went over this morRing uotil next Monday on account of the illness of Attorney Deuprey.
 BUCHAREST, Oct. 15-Tbe cabinet has resigned. King Charles has summoned Demete Sturdza, the Liberal leder to form a new ministry.
 WASHINGTON, Oct 15-Ths California irrigation cases, involving the constitu- tionality of the Wright law, will be heard in the supreme court on the Dist instant.
 NASHVILLE, Oct. 15-Eugene Vancey, negro who lived in Manchester, was called out last night by a crowd of white men and shot to death. He was charg- ed with keeping and abusing 8 half witted white girl
 YoKoHoMA, Oct. 15-An imperial or dinance has bee n issued prohibiting Jap anese from visiting Corea without the special permission of the government cf Japan. A dispatch from Seoule ststt S fhof At,y ha fnc v,h.oh f,I ed the attack on the Royal palace, rioters entered bedroom and murdered three women one of whom is supposed to have been the Queen of Corea.
 NEW YORK, Oct 15-A special to the Herald from Buenos Ayres says that "Armed British forces are marching through Brazilian territory to that part of Venezuela claimed by the British gov ernment. The column has already crossed the Tacuta rIver.
 LAREDO, Tex. Oct. 15-The Mexic consul of this city, LamedH Diaz, sad today that President D;az would never consent to allow ths Coroett- Fiizsim- mons fight in Mexico. A representative of the Associated Press was shown an official dispatch from the Mexican capi- tai. which authorized the consul to state that the fight should not occur on Mexi- can soil.
 HoT SPRINGS, Ark, Oct. 15 Accord ing to the opinion of the best legal talent of Arkansas, there is nothing in the laws of thls sta.e by which contest between Corbett and Fitzsimmons can be prevented. In order to clinch the matter and prevent any interference on the part of the legal authorities, the officials of the Florida Athletic club have arranged for a glove contest to take place at once. The contestants will be arrested and the case used as a test.
 CAPE HENRY, Va. Oct. 15-The st am yacht Oneida, with President Cleveland on board, passed the Chesapeake Capes at o'clock this morning, bound for Washington.
 BUzzARDs BAY, Oct. 15-Mrs. Cieve- land and children left Gray Gables in a special train at $50 this morning for Washington.
 BRADFORD, Oct. 15-As the north bound freight on the Buffslo division of the Western New York and Pennsyl- vanis railroad was passing Eldrid Sta tion this morning, the locomotive plung-