Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-06-01

keeper at Rome, Mo. last week. The leader turns out to bs woman, Lydia BryetOn. Her brother IS years old was in the gang.
 SAN JOSE, Cal May 2S-Thomas St Clair condemn ed to hspg Friday for the bark Hesper murder, was taken from jail this morning and placed on board the train bound for San Quentin to be executed. A reprieve came after he left jail. This is St. Clair's fifth reprieve. He is overioyed.
 CHICAGO, May 2S-Engene V. Debbs, president of tho A. R. U, called CD Un- ited States Marshal arnold today and announced that he was ready to resume serving out his sentence in jsil. The marshal said he had not received the mandate of the court and did not ex- pect it inside of a week.
 GRAvEsEND, Lii, May 28-A pplegate wins to Great American by two lengthe.
 SAN FRANCISCO, May 29-John H. Crocker we'll known stockbroker, committed suicide today.
 SANTA FE, May 29-The four men &C., cused of the murder of Sheriff Frank Chavez, committed three years ago, were found guilty this afternoon.
 EPSON DOWNS, Eng, May 29-Sir Wis to won the Derby; fifteen starters. Sir Visto IS owned by Lord Roseberry.
 BROOKLYN, May 29-Mrs. Annie Loni- gan, 45 years old, IS lying at the hospl- tai dying. Her husband beat her in- sensible and then set fire to her cloth Ing. He was drunk.
 NAPA, Cal, May 29-R. N. Breckin- ridege, the Cslistoga stage robber, plead guilty and was sentenced to twen.y.fv years at San Quintin.
 SAN FRANCISCO, May 29-Theodore Durrsnt was arraigned this morning in the superior court for the murder of Blanche Lamont and Minnie Williams He plead not guilty in each osse.
 PROVIDENCE, R. I. May 29-The mill owners say that if the operatives now out do not return to work by Monday morning, the mills will bs closed for a year. No increase of wages will be made. The strikers do not heed the statement, and will probably, hold out.
 ZANNEvILLE, O. May 29-Convention resssem bled at 9 8. m.: General A. w. Jones of Youngstown was nominated for Lieut.. Governor by exclamation. Gen. eral Jones was, like General Bushnell a captain in the Civil war. Both were on Governor Forakers staff and are great friends of the ex-governor.
 Forssker men named the whole state ticket and they also secured the con- trol of the state central committee.
 LONDON, May 29-A special despatch to the Pail Mall Gazette from Shang- hai says that renewal of hostilities is iminent the Viceroy of Formosa having rebelled against the government of Pekiu. Japanese ships cleared for action, and the French ships at Tam SUI, Formosa also prepared for action. Rumors of Russian interven tion are rrentcu at Shanghai and steamers have been ordered to Taien Sing with provisions in view of the threatened Russian hostilities.
 STOCKHOLM, Sweden, May 29-It is said that King Oscar will subscribe 3O,- 900 kroner to NJ. Andres project of reaching the North Pole by bgloon, mak- ing it certainty.
 LoNLoN, May 2S-A bout was fought last night by Trimmer against Corfield for eS00 and the bantam championship of the world, Trimmer knocked Corfielo out in seven rounds. CoI6eld was smart, but DO match for the champion.
 CHICAGO, May 2S-W. H. Harvey, the author of Coins Financial School, has accepted the challenge to meet Hon. Roosevelt G. Horr of New York in de- bate. The question to be argued IS whether or not the cardinal facts stated in Harvey's book are true. Time and place of the debate have not beeu set tied.
 BUFFALO, May 29-The Old Erie canal. which made the empire state what she is, is doomed. Three hundred canal boats are setting at the wharves of this city. The railroads have lowered freights to ruinous prices ard get ell the business.
 WASHINGTON. May 23-The remains of the late Secretary Gresham lay in state in the Arlington annex this morn ing and many floral tribut sent Mrs. Gresham is so broken and exhausted by long virgils thet she was forced from the room where the body lsy after being thirty minutes alone wlth her dead. At 9:i5 President Cleveland arrived &C., companied by Col. Wilson, and hs look ed far from bsing we'll. Camera fiends took snap shots regardless of the sol emnlty of the occasion.
 Thirty seconds later the hearse drawn by two black horses drove up, when tie president followed by the members of his cabinet, in the order of their rank, as honorary pallbearers decended the steps and stood with uncovered heads, while eight artIllerymen carried the casket with slow and solemn tread. The casket was shrouded m folds of American flags, but the stars and stripes could be hardly discerned for flowers banked | upon the casket.
 The casket preceded by the president and cabiset, was borne by ertlllerymen 1 to tho Ei5t room where the services took | place. The East roem was elaborately | decorated and seats had hean raserved |