Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-05-09


 on the roll of the general conference is eustained that the election of a woman ty the law of electoral conference is ile- gal and that to seat claimants would tend to destroy all respect for the con- stitution of the church and for decisions and interpretations of general confer ences.
 After an extended debate On the mer- its of the two reports further discussion was postponed until the afternoon.
 TEHERAN, May 3-(Copyrighted by the Associated Press) It has been definitely ascertained that the assassin of the late Shah of Persia, Nazr-Eddin, is Mollah Rezs and follower of a well known. agitator Sheikh Jemaleddin, exiled in 1883, after having been con- victed of high treason. Reza was also imprisoned for treason but su bsequently liberated. After being released he continued his attack upon the govern and was again imprisoned and once more released and was actually granted pension by the shah. Inspite of the clemency shown him Rsza continued his agitation against the government and when warned that be would again be arrested suddenly left thls city. He was next heard at Constantinople. h. structions were telegraphed to that city to have the person of the agitator wstcheJ. Additional reports from Con- stantinople advised tts so.e;lm..t tat k "A was corresponding wi>h SheIkh Jemaleddin.
 LONDON, May A special from Nap les says 1t Is rumored there is an anar- chist plot against king Humbert which has been discovered.
 SAN DIEGO, Csllf., May 4-Juan Yg-. nacio, a Cocopah Indian brought the news to the city of the finding Of the bodies of three white men on the desert near Carriso Creek, iD the Cocopoh Mountains. The bodies were mutilated as though by blows of club and it is doubtless case of murder. From the description it would seem the men were prospectors
 NEW YORK, May 4-Initial steps have been taken in strike which it IS thought will involve 10000 men ID the employ of the Adams Express Go. The hours recently have been increased and the wages cut down.
 MILWAUKEE, Wis.,. May 4-Only half a dozen street cars were running in Mill waukee this morning, owing to strike of the street car employees. inGueurated at o'clock. The employees in the power house voted net to joIn the strike.
 KANSAS CIrY, Mo-, May -Four hun dred union plumbers of the gas and steam filters struck this morning for eight hours and same wages paid for nine hours work.
 NEWPORT, May Al. B. Locke, who owns the farm where the body of Pearl Bryan was found, testified today that he found two spots of blood on the ground, also blood CD leaves and bushes. He saw the marks of carriage wheels on the grass close beside the gate that led from the road to the spot where the body was found. George Dayton, bartender WIS placed on the stand but was unable to answer any questions put to him. On cross examination, the prosecution had him identify letter received from John Seward of Somerset, Ky, de- tective working in the interest of Scott Jackson. The letter contained a formal statement of matters which Seward ask ed to testify to when called at the trial court. It was ruled out.
 | WASHINGTON, May 4-In the supreme court today an opinion was rendered in the case of F. A. G fin, accused of wreck ing the Indianapolis National Bank, sf- tirming the decision of the court below and therefore confirming the sentence of imprisonment.
 CARSON, Nev. May 4-John T. Jones was sentenced this morning to eight years imprisonment in the Nevada state penitentiary and to pay fine of S50O0 for the robbery of the United States mint of bullion.
 WAsHING,roN, May An understand ing has been reached by which vote will be taken on the resolutions seating Henry A. Dupont, as senator from Dsla- ware, after the river and harbor bill has been disposed of.
 WASHINGTON, May 4-SenstUr Morgan appeared in the senate today for the first time since his illlness began. TOPEKA, May 4-Judge 0. G. Foster, of the United States district court hss appointed o. O. Knowles, P. G. Noel and Bennett R. Wheeler, receivers of the Investment and Trust company of America, being in bush ess in thls city The concern is largely dealers in invest ment bonds. Among the stockholders are half dozen large captalIsts. The company states its authorized capital to be s3OG, ,000 paid in cash and 5l,4O0,OO0 in unpaid capital. The receivers are friendly to the company.
 NEW YORK, May 4-Heidelback, - Icklheimer & Co.,, expect to ship 1,500,- 900 dollars in gold.
 PHOENIX, May 4-Ths supreme court of Arizona reversed today the judg- ment of the district court of Pima coun- | ty against J. O. Dunbar convicted of libel of ex-governor Hughes who was the prosecuting witness. The charge aroee in Gazette editorial two years ego.