Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-03-16
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PARIS, MarCn II. '" Ortn tno famous "man dress maker" is dead
 MILAN, March 11.-Caesar Cantu, his torau is dead, aged 9l.
 LONDON, March 1l.-Lord Rosebe has almost entirely recovered from an attack of infiueBz2.
 MENToNE, France, March 1.-The Brittania has again won the race of yachts iu her class, against the Corsa ir Valkyre and Dakota.
 OXFORD, Md, March 1l.-During a heavy gale yesterday the oyster schooner Indah V. Seward capsized Tn Broad creek. l. is supposed that her crew of seven are drowned.
 SAN FRAxCIsCo, March 11.-Alphonse Lazard an ex-scout, formerly we'll known in Arizona and Oatifornla shot himself at tbs FreDch hospital and died this morning. He left an estate valued at sSO,GOO The deceased settled in Ari- zona B years ago. Through trade with the natives he made a large fortune. He was an Asatian by birth end spoke SIX languages. HIs nearest relatives is cousin, a clerk m a San Francesca drug store.
 VICTORIA, B. O., March 1.-The Great North era railroad is to be ex- tended to Victoria. The proposition is to connect the mainland Of the state of Washington with the Island of Van couver ny ferry built to carry cars and make landing a short way outside of Victoria and run them into the city.
 INDIANAPOLIS, March 11.-Ex Pres si dent Harrison was able to appear at the breakfast ble to-day. Dr. James says his patient is out Of danger.
 CHICAGO, March 11-Pauline o.. Aubrey, daughter of Chief Justice Of Utah, flied bill for divorce today from James M. Aubrey.
 PORTLAND, March 11.-A hearing be- gun in the United States circuit court to-day upen application for an indepen- dent receiver for the Oregon Short Line and Utah Northern railways.
 SACRAMENTO, March 11-( Assembly,. The National Guard reorganization bill was taken up today and passed without opposition. It provides for 69 compan- ies, made into three brigades. The bili supplementing the actual act or ganizing the irri ation district passed.
 DENVER, Colo, March IA special to the Times from Albuquerque, N. NJ. says another fire in the Old Abe mine near White Oaks was brought under control late Sunday. When the eight Imprisoned miners were brought to the surface five were dead.
 MINNEAPOLIS, March 11.-Judge Smith, this morning sentenced HBrry Hayward be confined three months iD jail and then hanged by the neck until ne is dead. Hayward listened calmly and showed DO feelings.
 SAN BERNARDINo, Cal, March H. James P Meedlin was shot in the arm at Orjon last evening by W. L.. Tabor in drunken row. From lack of proper medical attendance Medlin bied to de ath The news of the crime was brought to the sheriff's office and the officers have started out to apprehend Tabor.
 VALLEJO, Gal, March 1.-The crew on the Monterey is up in arms against the recent orders of the secretary of the navy to the effect that crew must sub sist solely on the food procured by con- tract from the lowest bidder. The or der also effects the crews of the Olyn pig aDd trouble Is feared.
 PITTsBURG, Pa. March 1.-The strike of the miners has reached point where both sides are claiming the advantage. The miners say they now have over 5000 men working at 69 cent rate. The fourth pool operators Saturday evening agreed to pay the 69 cent rate, ard most of the men returned to work this morning. Tie operators of the entire district will meet this afternoon to dis cuss the situation, but clam that the meeting is no sign of wsakness on their part.
 WASHINGTON, March U-Secretary Smith said today that no one from the ln- terior department had telegraphed or written to E. F. Kelner, offering him the DO ition of governor of Arizona. Charges have been filed against Cover nor Hughes, but as yet the secretary has not had time to look into them, though he intends to do so.
 WINNIPEG, March IA special from Rat Portage to the Free Press says the Sultauna mine is on fire Twenty min- CTS are at the foot of the shaft. and 1t is feared they are all suffocated.
 NEW ORLEANS, March 1l.-At 1O:3O @. n. nun Der of white men appeared on the levee at the head of St. Andrews street, and by threats and violence drove off the colored laborers. The DO lice dispersed the whites, firing num- per of shots, but DO ons was hurt.
 Later-Thirty or forty shots were fired by the whites. Two negroes, John Parker and PhIlp Fischer, were fatally wounded.
 LONDON, March 11.-The Globe this afternoon prints report that the Rus sian yacht "CzaTina" which recently left Athens for Corfu with the Russian minister to Greece, M. K. Onou, on board, in order to greet the Czarowich, has been wrecked in the gulf of P8tras. The fate of the Russian minister is not known.
 WARRINGTON, D. O., March 11.-Upon representations of the agent of the T.