Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-10-12
Round l5-Both men were mora oo,,

| at Valentine and sent hlm doSu tbrss
 times with his right. Each time the EYglishmeD struggled to h.s feet and
 beat the watch. McKeever WAS relent-
 less and pushed his advantage. landing
 his right for the fourth time. The
 Euglishmsn fell down Tn his own corner
 and the timekeeper's watch ticksd off
 the seconds, but ValeDtins could not
 respond. Refe. ca Hurst awarded the | fight to McKe ever. Valentine fought
 very game battle. McKeever injured
 his left hand during the light. Horace Leeds challenged the winner for a COR
 Lest at the lightweight limit, 133 pounds. CoNsTANTINoPLE, Oct. 4-Tbe Armen-
 ian church If ConstRn tinople and other
 churches in different parts of Turkish capIt are still crowded with refugees, | Tie scenes in the churches are heart
 rendine is the exir, me. Many women 1 and children gre bewailing the loss of l 5heir husbands and fathers. The ArmsnianS declare that ths Turkish mob committed the most terrible ex- cesses in the FGraghjOmkuk of Cons.an- ! tiuOt le during the ng ght of Monday when ] =ne rIoting irst broke out. A woman | nImed Aghavni. wto was eight months snciente, was ripped o1en and the chii5 | within her exposed to the Jaerlns mot. The same Toman's daughte ter only fl years old was revished. IL is still i'm
 possible to give the exact number of killed or wounded. All account concur
 in saying that the Turkish police count
 eOanced the exoesses According to the
 Armeoians about 2J0 peIsons have been
 killed during the rioting
 | G., n.s Durrant case was resumed this morning | Judge Murphy announced that he had | decided not Co send Miss Cunningh am,
 the newspaper reportei, to prison for re-
 fusing to tell the name of the person
 who told her what Mrs Lssk would
 testify to, M iss Cunningham still refused
 to disclose the name of her informant. Frank 4. SademGn, ianitor Ci Emanue
 church al the time of the nU rders. was
 recalled and examined in regard to the
 ventilatoIs. Tue defence tried to show
 that the attIo was poorly ventilated:
 that person might have spslly have
 been overcome by escaping gas.
 LARAMIE Wyo. Oct. 4-Ten inches of
 snow has fallen here aincs yesterday. PERRY, o. T. Dot. 4-The business
 men of thls place have made up pig purse for the Cort stt- Fitzsimmons fight and guarantee them protection. South McAllester, 1. T., has elso put in & strong ! bid.
 PRESCOTT, Ariz., Oct. At JsIome yesterday two Mexican lovers, Garcia
 and Nontoyo, qusrrelled over a seuoiita | and MOntoyo was murdered. Garcia took to tSs hills. but was pursued and shot to death by deputy sheriff, aft5r ! emptying SIX shooter at the officer | T he officer escaped unhurs.
 MILWAUKEE, Oct. 3-Mrs. Gus tav
 Pabst, formerly Margaret Mather, creat- ed a sensation near Twenty ninth and | Cedar streets last night by horsewhip- ping her husband, son of the wealthy | brewer. What was the cause of the
 trouble 10 one seems to know, but num-
 erous residents of the vicinity who were eye witnesses of the alteration, which
 began in buggy in which the couple
 were riding, say that just about noon when Mir. and Mrs. Pabst wers about to turn into Cedar street toward their home Mrs. Pabst grabbed the whip from
 the socket and struck Mir. Pabst full in the face. Mr. Pab3. jumped out of the
 buggy and started down the street. The woman drove the horse to poat, hitch ed it ard followed her husband, over taking him block away, where she struck him four times in the face
 Young Pabst then WrencSed the whip from her hands and threw 1t away. But the one-sided battle wGs by no means ended, for she then clenched her fist scd planted a blow from the shoulder square on his nose. Mir. Pabst moved on at rapid pace, the woman folio wing
 both entering their home togethar on Cedar stree,. The affair took place In fashionable part of the city and was witnessed by large number of people.
 Gustav Pabst and Margaret Msther were married ID November, 1892, but the wedding was kept a secret for sev- eral months creating great sensation when it finally became known. The bride soon left the stage nd has sisce lived quietly with her husband ID this city.
 Friends of the couple give no explana- ! ton of the trouble and Mir. Pabst could 1 not be found tonight.
 The horse was allowed to stand where i it was hitche1 until 3 o'clock in the | afternoon, when MT. Pabst sr.'s coach l man came and took 1t away.
 Mrs. Psbst was seen at her home this | evening after repeated attempts by re- porters. She sad it was all q cruel, cruel | falsehood. Young Pabst has disappear ! ed, but his father and other friends were | among the newspaper offices tonight and 1 visiting correspondents trying to have 1 the story suppressed. One If them said l that the horsewhipping vas doue in ''ouly fit Cf temper; tEat there wGs nothing back of the quarrel and that 1 Mir. and Mrs. Pabst had aiwsys lived peaceably together since their marriage.
 WASHINGTON, Oct. 1.-The greatest question of the hour is the Venezuela boundary dispute. The stand taken by the United States invol- vee the enforcement of tue Monroe GCc- trine. Secretary Olney has prepared dispatch to Ambassador Bayard declaring that the United States will never consent to the British occupation of the disputed territory.
 TACOMA Wsshn, Oct.-4 A frigbtful head end collision between two electric cars occurred on the line to Puy4llup, near the southern city limits. at 7.30 Lhis morning during dense fog. Both m -o pora crouded to tha;r utmOat Innit abd were running very rapidly. A dozen people were badly injured, two fatally, , John Tourrier and H. Bailey, who were .idng on the platform were jammed be- ween the cars, the former haveirg both |, ecs broken. the latter one; both were :