Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-02-22
ment OF Dec. 5th were abrogated on Fri
day and under the circumstances Julian
could not justify his claim to the forfeit.

pOsiu'ely SET Tor FRIDAY. Connolly
posting $1,000 to guarantee Makers ap-
pearance IN the ring.
CINCINNATI, Feb. l7-DsteciIyes today
learned that Pearl Bryan was Kept at
the Herman Hotel, ia Newport, on the
night before the murder. The officers
have complete chain of evidence
against jackson and Walling from the
time Pearl Bryan came here, from Greer
castle, Ind, on Monday 9th, TO Froay
night, January 3lst, when she was muir
dered 10 secluded spot, bstVeen Fert
Thomas and Newport. Governor Bush
neil Will hear the requisition case to-
MORO y, after which there is no don't of
the transfer OF the two suspect; to Sher-
iii Piumber, OF Campbell county, who
will hold them 10 tia Newport JAIL
Tney Will have speedy trial.
Los ANGELEs, Feb. IT, The Southern
Pacific Flyer" west bound, met local
Cd the same track, at Sharp's Station,
near Pomona, this morning b tn engines
were demolished, and brakeman Lemon
and baggage gent Carriff were serious
ly injured. One passenger was hurt,
and the rest all badly shaken Up.
CHICAGO, FEB. 1.-THE recent reports
concerning the return of DR.. Nsnsen
from the north pole, has induced Chi
cago syndicate to consider the aGvisabi-
lily OF despstching a party, at once, TO
the Lena River for the purpose of as
certalning the foundation for the &C
counts received, as we'll ee TO assist, il
possible, the returning explorers 10 q
probable % rch toward either the Ysku-
tsk or irkutsk. The mau selected to
lead the party IS Evelyn b. Baldin. |
meteorogolist with Lieut. Peary's North |
Greenland expedition of 1893 and 1894. |
CINCINNATI, Feb. 1S-Owing to an in
cendlary advertisement calling for 1000 |
men at the corner of Court and Syca-
more streets at 80 this morning to be
"ready for work." tsere was a we'll |
founded appre hension that a mob was
gathering to lynch the prisoners, jack
son and Wslling, on the way from Jail
to the police court. A crowd did as
semble but a heavy relay of police was
on hand and 10 concentration was per-
mitteG. The prisoners bad been quiet
ly removed to the city hall two hours
before the time when 1t was supposed |
they would leave Jail.
CLEVELAND, o., Feb. 18-While AL |
fred Whitaker, chairman Of the demo-
cratic county central committee, and
proprietor OF the Brooms Oh company,
and his step sons Dana and Don Can
non, were driving into Bedford this
morning, the Cleveland, Canton & South
ern fast mail train struck the cutter, |
hurling Whitaker fifty feet in the sir
end killing him Instantly, and INJECTING |
probable fatal injuries on Dona and |
Cannon and seriously injuring the driv-
or, John Rich.
Ell PAso, Feb. Ex-Governor Ahums-
ds left Juarez last ieht for Chibuahus |
after making this solemn declaration,
SHOULD the fighters give battle on Chi
tuahus soil, | will arrest principals,
betters, spectators and newspaper cor
respondents :and not one will escape |
three years senteI ce in prison."
FItzsimmOnS, after reading the inter-
view given in Chicago yesterday by |
James G. Corbett and learning he could |
have fight with the latter before the |
London club, exclaimed: "That suits !
ne. | will fight Corbett anywhere, |
anytime. All | ask ia that We be Sc
cure against interference. | will be |
ready for him after the Maher fight IL
he was here and ready to fight" Prsc- |
tically ell the sporting men have left |
the city and only correspondents are
now waiting the big fight. Fltz has
resumed training, but will do only light |
work. He Is in splendid condition.
DENVER, Colo, Feb. 1s,-A special to
the Times from GieLwood Springs
Colo, says: a Terrible explosion has
occurred in the Vulcan coal mine, at |
Newcastle, and 50 mirers are reported |
killed. The Vulcan mine is owned by |
the Atchison Tc'I eks & Santa Fe Rsil-
way Company. Usually IS men were
employed. Iba rows o. the disaster is |
confirmed TT :be Ciii.:s OF this company
here but particulars have not been
lie srred.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va Feb, 1S,-Ame-
lie Rives Chanier snd Prince Pierre
Trou betzkoy, a Prussiau noblemap,
we're married this afternoon in Caste
Hill.
LONDON, Feb. 1S-The Paris CORES
pondent of the Pail Mall Gazette tele-
graphs that the political situation in
F. auce is growing more Serious. Those
best Informed, the correspondent: writes,
consider The cabinet had card up its
sleeve which all cause considerable sur
prise. 1t is certain the miu siry mean
stop where 1t is aOd there is + possi5i!I
ty OF coup etat and the goyernme Dt
may declare its i teBtioa to govern
without senate. A states naa tsils me
the scnly obstacle is general Saucier,
governor OF Paris and the genera issinO
In case Of war. Saucer IL old, opposed |
to change, and is prepared TO march
oSNtuSS tibEois hONthACSS WIN |
utmost vigor. A few months ago he
sad to one of the moderate ministers
in power. keep me as long Gs you
possibly can. You will need NE and
one regiment TO master Psiisian Dopu-
lace and with Saucer at The head .old-
ers will obey their chief"
\ radical lsfder said today that il
the prets nder is wi ling to risk his life
ne would now have q chance OF winning
The game. The radicals prove they re-
gard the situation as revolutionary by I
deciding parliamentary bureau shall sit
This is the echo of great