Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-11-09
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fac simile of copies of the secret cores ponoence and archieves in the executive conference council of the A. P, A. in which candidates for positions before the convention and applicants for clerok- ships under city officers applied directly to the secret junta of the order as Q step toward securing places.
 CINCINNATI, Oct. 3I-A violen. eartt quake shock was felt here this morning. It continued for @ minute. rocked brick buildings, shattered windows ard was felt in Memphis, Indianapolis, Louis vile, New Orleans, Cairo, Ill.,, and Z4nssville, O. Considerable damage to property was done in several places.
 GADsDEN, Ala Oct. 3l-An earth quake shock occurrs6n,bere this morn- ing which wrecked severM houses, and injured several people.
 CHARLESTON, Mo. Oct. 3l-An eaftb- quake of unusual violence, occurred bere at DOS a. m. After the first shock the earth's surfaca continued to vibrate for fully twenty minutes. Hundreds of chimneys were toppled down. The plate glass in several store fronts was broken to bits. The methodist church, a brick structure, was badly shaken; the plaster was also shaken from hundred or more interiors in the country, four miles south the crust of tho earth was DroKen in fifty places, ard from the fis- sures water and sand arc gushing in considerable volume. The same phsno- mena are reported in the district stiil further south; also at Big Lake, several miles north of town. This is part of an old volcanic region Bearly destroyed by an earthquake 80 years ago.
 WAsHINGroN, Oct .3l-Mgr. Sstolli has received official notice of his elevation to cardinal.
 Los ANGELES, Oct. 31- mail which left New York on October g for Arizona was burned in wreck. No registered mail was burned.
 PATTERSON, N. J., Oct. 31-Bnl Nye was pelted with shopworn eggs after his lecture on Farming Exposed" night before last.
 SARNIA, Ont. Oct. 3l-Angus Mcleod member of the Morgan & Wrights Canadian team. yesterday broke the worlds bicycle record for mile flying start, and that too, without being paced. The time is gwen as :33 25, two sec onds faster than Johnson's world record
 PHILADELPHIA, Ps., Oct. 31-When the privileged persons were admitted today to the courtroom in which the trial of Holmes IS progressing, there ap- peared almost as many women as men. Holmes, calm and unmoved ss ever, was placed in the docK at 10 o'clock, and had long. earnes. colloquy with his counsel. He appeared brighter and more cheerful than any time since the trial began. He chatted and laughed with the court officers.
 CoNsTANTINoPLE, Oct. 31 A sensati.n n has been caused by report which is generally believed to be correct, that three Armenian nobilities Of Trbiz;na. including prominent ecclesiastic are to be execu ted on the ground that they are responsible for the recent rloting there The Armenians report about 500 Acme- hians killed during fighting at Biiliis with the Turks. The loss of the latter was trifling. In view of the critical situg- tion of affairs the United States Minister Terrell will advise tte AmericaD mis- soraries to withdraw temporarily.
 LITTLE ROCK, Oct. 31-Ths fight will positively Tot occur today. Fitzsim. mons is here, Corbett is expected this afternoon ard the fight will probably occur tomorrow.
 Lnter-There IS a strong probability that the fight will be pu. off until be- tween the 7th and 10th of November. Corbett will leave for L.ttle Rock tt 5 p. m. and surrender himself to the authorities. Three quarters of an hour latter FItzsimmons is expected here. Corbett will appear in the ring at l2 o'clock SD that no claim can be made on him for forfeit money. The articles of agreement under which the match is made will expire at midnight. and there is no chanch whatever of the fight coming off before that time. Then every thing will be ready for a new deal all around.
 SAN FRANcIsCo, Oct. 31-District At torney Barnes this morning resumed hle argument ou behalf of the prosecution in the trial of Theodore Durrant. lie attacked the methods of the defence in the examination of Mrs. Crosset and Mrs. Noble. The fictitious WAS shown to one and deceptive questions were asked of the oter. While he said he despised such methods, he said the pros ecution had been strengthened. as the witnesses had not been entrapped. Az compared with Durrsnt, Barnes said Cain WAS mlld and peaceable citizen. Professor Webster, of Harvard, who murdered Dr. Parkman, was the George Washington of murderers, and Holmes, the multi-murderer, who is now on trial in Philadelphia, is a gentleman and scholar.
 Then the court took recess and at ? o'clock Barnes informed the court that he would probably close his argument about p. m. The court then asked the jurors whether they preferred to be charged at once and retire to make up a