Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-07-20

effect upon the defeated crew. ID ad- dition a number of Englishmen called at the Cornell boat house and expressed themselves as being sorry that the 4 pericans were defeated. Following were the expressions which some of the Cornell crew made after dressing:
 F. W. Freeborn-English are the best men.
 G. P. Dyer-I think we havs nothing to be ashamed of.
 Tom Bsll-I am not sorry we came. C. A. Lodis-It is 8 waste of time to talk about defeat.
 , YoKoHoMA, July 12-Seven hundred Chinese attacked Hsinischu, For nosa, July 10. Two hundred of them were killed and many captured. On the Japanese side the loss was Il. DENVER, July PA special to the Times from Cheyenne, Wyo., says that reports reached there today of a light at Jackson's Hole, south of the Yellow stone Park, between settlers aod party of Hammock Indians unlawfuily killing game. One Indian was killed and fif- ] teen captured.
 BosToN, Msss., July 12-Over 15.GO0 { members of orange lodges of Massachu- i setrsrti pscipated in the annual parade in this city today in observance of the ' battle of the Boyne. The procession
 was heavily guarded by policemen. No hostile demonstrations were made. "The little red schoolhouse feature" received
 slight recognition.
 DENVER, July PA special to the Times from Rawlins, Wyo., says:
 Homer Merrill, ex- sssoolsts justice of the state supreme court, was today de- clared mentally Incompetent to attend to his business affairs. Mrs. Merrill will
 be made his guardian and an attempt
 will be made to unravel the many finan- | csl snarls in which he has become in- voIved.
 AUSTIN, Tex. July 13-Attorney Gen. eral Crane in an opinion which will be sent to county Attorney Gillespie, at Dallas, tonight or Monday. which will hold that the Corbett- -Fitzsimmons fight is illegal and that the law must be en- forced until declared void or inopera- tive by the supreme court. NEW YORK, July 13.-A small ship ment of gold to Europe by to,.ay's steamer had no effect upon the stock market. The gold shipped was the sme'ted gold delivered to the assay office and withdrawn in bars from that office and in coin from the sub-treasury, so the government lost DO gold oy the transaction.
 SAN FRANCISCO, July 13.-The Even | ing Post recently sent to all bankers in the interior of the state, the query Are you in favor of free coinage of siIve,?" Replies were received from thirteen
 bank presidents; two favored the free coinage ot silver of 16 to l; three favored
 the maintenance or the present gold standard; eight favored an international ] plan Of bImstallism.
 | AeBUY PARK, N. J. July 13-Otto Zeigler, California, qualified for quarter
 mile pionsbip race today by wir- hing a heat ia 34 end one fifth.
 The Board of Trade has agreed that | the league shall have exclusive control | of every form of cycle racing and have | decided to cooperate with the league in
 the enforcement of all it's riding rules. LONDON, July 13.-The election prac- tically commenced yesterday with the return of thirty SIX unopposed caudl- dates. There were thirty conservative three liberals and three psrDellites. NEW YORK July 13.-John J. Donau- gan has purchased for two million dol lars SIX immense ranches of an English syndicate in Australia, New South Wales and Texas and will at once erect dressed meat plant in Kansas City. LONDON, July 3.-According to Van ity Fair, the Queen has expressed a strong adverse opinion of the "New Woman" .and her style of dress and also is strongly opposed to the advanced novel.
 MEXICO CITY, July 13.-Archbishop Gui!lion, of Oxsca. has received from an English relative s13,OOO,OOO in gold, which nt the present rate of exchange is equivalent to nearly S25,OOO,00O in Mexican money.
 BOSTON, Mass, July 13.-Today is the fourth day the christian endeavor con- ferences. It is designed as "aood citi- zsnship day" The leading speakers l were men whose fame was the result of ] their efforts for municipal and state re- forms.
 CHICAGO, June 13-The special grand | jury which has been investigating the clty council scanC ai, returned two in- dictments. Aldarmen Pinkler and l Martin were indicted for attempting to secure bribes to prevent the passage ot the pure ice ordinance.
 RENO, New, July 13-Dr. G. B. Thomas of Reno, who was appointed guardian of Mrs. Alice M. Hartley's ir- fant child, the alleged son and heir of the late Senator M. D. Policy, killed by ! Mrs. Hartley, said that a suit would be commenced immediately aRainst the Foley estate for the child's portion. The estate is valued at S3OO,O00.
 NEW YORK, July 13-Moses A. Gunst, one of San Frsncisco's police commis-