Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-04-20
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explorer, has found the north pole, and that he IS situated at Chain mountain. l. is elso said that Dr. Hansen plantsd the NorweIgBn flag there. The story is regarded as untrue.
 PARIS April 15-The Echo de Paris advises Europe to form an economic and industrial defence against the United States, referring to the expression of sympathy by the senate of Florida with the Culau rebels; 1t protests against the manner in which the United States in- terprets the international laws, and de- clares American intervention IS Asia and Europe. regarding Armenia should attract the vigilance of Europe. Los ANGELES, April 15-The second annual celebration of the fiesta de Los Angeles begins tonight, when queen fiesta arrives and the city officials turn over the key of the city to her. The city is througed with people. The streets are gorgeously decorated. The weather IS fine.
 LAREDO, Tex, April 15-The fight be- I tween a California grizzle and the Mex ican fighting bull Panther took place to- | day. The bull ring is in New Laredo, | Mexico. The crowd, though pleased, did I the bull was very lively. It Is reported that the bear died.
 RUssELLvILLE, Ky. April 15-The | army worm has appeared in this and ! many surrounding countries. Millions | of them are making a clean sweep of every thing green in their way. They have devasted fields of young corn and clover, and hundreds of plants have been literally eaten up; not a sprig of | tobscco plant is left.
 PLAITsBURG, Mo. A pril 15-A fire de- | stroyed the courthouse, all records and three business blocks. Loes $500, 900. HANOVER, N. H., April I5-The Con- | Decticut river Is swollen to tremendous | proportions and is rising 8 foot au hour. CONCORD, N. H., April 15-The Mer- rimac river has reached the highest point known for years and railroads are washed out.
 HAVANA, April 15-Maceo IS captured, and Cuba's last hope is gone. Crombell | IS killed. On Saturday last a battle took place at Palmerito. The rebels num- bered 2000 and the Spaniards 5000. At | the end of two hours fighting the rebels were on the run GEd many were killed or captured. Maceo will probsly be gar roted.
 SAN FRANCIsCo, pril 15-Chief Crow ley thinks be has evidence enough to convict w. H. T. Durant, the young medical student, of the murder of Min nie Williams and Blanche Lamont. The Williams girl was found in the Emanuel l Baptist church library, outraged, strip | nd uuit ,.n of knife.
 Blanche Lamont had been missing for a week and her body was found in the belfry Of the church, nude and outraged. She had been etrangled. DuTHnt was known to be attentive to both girls. He was assistant superintendent of the Sun- day school. He has been arrested. SAN DIEGO, Cal. April 1.-Two suicides occurred this morning. Howard Clpgston, Jr., partner of the Clugston Coal company, fired a bullet into his forehead 10 escape approaching death from consumption. Mrs. Virginia Cattles, colored. tcok carbolic acid. NEW ARK, O. D. April 15-Christoph- CT Columbus Ritter. well educated German who WAS friend of J. Wilkes | DOOtt, hdhcS Ino CidiIl bioI bOOIu i' still living in SoHth America and that the man shot by Boston Corbett was Edward Frlcte, an actor resembling
 Booth.
 | OrTowA, Ia April 15-The coal mining situation at Cincinnati is growing alarm ing. The miners congregated there and say they will get the Cincinnati men ont at al hazards. Major General Prime, and ACjutant- General Prime, of the state milltie, are on the ground and nav asked the governor for more troops. i HARTsHoRNE, 1. T. April 15-Mrs. William Baidein, wife of the foreman of the Chcctaw company's coal shaft No. l, committed suicide by strychnine. She also administered the drug tJ her only child, bright girl of '. Her life Is despaired of.
 PITT BURG, Pa., April 15-Oil con tinues upward thls morning, aDd no enc
 is willing to predict when the return trip will be given. The Standard put Lp the price 25c to S2.00, which gave the prices on exchange lively impetus.
 BIRMINGHAM, Ala. April 15-Rev. J.
 a. Jessup, primitive Baptist preacher, met death in a horrible manper at Sandy Ridge, Ala. While del vering serman he suddenly fell to the floor and died. The congregation stood about him. He had taken let of strychnine which he csrried ID his pocket on bread crumbs tn poison English sparrOws that | invested hIs yard. He was also in the habit of carrying sugar in his pocket, tc clear his throat for sermons.
 DENVER, CoLo., April 16.-General | Wor-ar cfieo1 Elaualopd', fnan- cial letter as dishonest presentation of facts which contained an apprehension of defeat. Ex Congressman Sibley said the letter consisted of empty words, l signifying nothing. Gen. Jas. B. Weaver said the 'letter is stupid. Ia only val uable es it assists in defining the great issue now before the country. His wing of the democratic party will be training under the republican banner of 1S96."
 NORTH PLATT, Neb.. April 16.-Judge | Sinclair Of the district court, rendered decision upholdiug the constItutional.ty of the irrigation laws. He ruled that | the provision of the irrigation act grant Ing the right of eminent domain was con- stltutional. The right Of condemnation of right of way for irrigation ditches IS placed upon the same basis IS condemns tion of the right of wsy for railway lines OTTUMwA, Ia. April 16-Ex-U. S Senator James s. Wilson is dying at lis home in Fairfield.
 
 DENvEs, Cob. April 16-Tne weather this afternoon is fine and ths silver de- monstratioas will be great success.
 LONDON. April 16 4 dispatch from Vienna says the fs:l amount of damage