Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-07-04
Yours truly,

six months, the fight to be under the
management of the CLUB or organization
Offering the best Inducements. Five
ounce gloves are to be used. In add.
ton to the purse offered by the
club each pugIlist is to put up
ten thousand dollars, the whole twenty
thousand dollars with the purse of the
club to 60 to the winner.
CINCINNATI, O.. June 26-The Times
Star special from Caution ssys: "Mc-
kinley and Hanna deny that any seiec-
executive committee, except that Quay
has been offered the chairmsnsnip
There has also teen 81 advisory c9m-
m tee and II. II. L jhisset o. Chicago
Will probably be member Of the advis-
DRY committee; aiso e.. n. Bliss of New
York. Thomas MoDJughsil Of Cincin-
natl had long talk with Mckinley last
night 1t is said he has been urged to
accept place on the advisory commit
tee. Today Cass Emery Smith of Phi
ladelphis and Chris Msaee of PittsburR
ere here and the matter Of an advisory
committee was discussed with them.
SACRAMENTO, CAL, June ga special
dispatch to the Bee" from San Frsn-
CISCO today ssys the local advisory board
Of the A. 2. A. mberipg 80 mem ers
beisg two delegates from each Of the
local A. P. A. councils bad presented to
1t Wednesday night an elaborate report
from q subcommittee which has bad
under consideration for some time past
the charges preferred by Donald Nj.
Ross against Bepjamin F. Huddelsou,
state president OF the order. and other
state officers for having conspired to sell
the influence OF the order to John ID.
Spreckels for political purposes. The
report practically endorses the charges
preferred by Ross and recommends that
the present state Off GERS be suspended
pending formal trial. 1t is not known
what disposition the board will make
OF this report
MARIETTA. o., June 25-A cloudburst
took place last night which covered
wide area and was the most destructive
ever known here. Houses were swept
away; stock drowned and persons par-
rowly escaped. 10 some streams the
water rose twenty feet in ten minut es.
The flood came almost as suddenly as
the YOUNGSTOWN food. Crops are ruined
on the Little Muskingum for miles, and
on many tributaries of the Ohio above
here. The loss will reach hundreds of
thousands of dollars.
PHILADELPHIA, Penn, June 27-The
jury in the case of James B. Gentry,
who February 18th, 1895, murdered the
actress Madge Yorke, returned verdict
Of guilty in the fret degree.
BALTIMORE, Nd, June 27-Joseph
Cooking was taken from the county jail
at Laplsts, Nd, early today and hung
to tree. Cooking was charged with
the murder of his wife and ter-in-law
SIX months ago.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, June 27-The Record
prints that Samuel p. Mcdonnell 10 TO
be placed in nomination 1t Chisago for
president and supported by the Illinois
delegation.
New YORK. June 27-The steamer
Al bris outward bound is aground in
1odney Channel.
BERLIN, June 27-Bgron Won Bertlpsh.
the minister Of commerce, has resigned.
SYDNEY, N. S. w. June 27-The
British ship Scottish Dsles, Captain
Mccarthy, from Tacoma April % for
Port Prize, has been totally wrecked
lear Vsl;oa. All the crew landed at
3uays.
SPRIYGFIEr d, H., June 27-There is
10 truth whatever 10 the statement
ent out last hight that Governor |
Altgeld is planning coup TO secure the |
OF exGongressman W. K. J
Morrison for president. The governor |
himself SAID go today most emphsticslly. |
LONDON, June ga dispatch to the |
Daily Mail from Madrid says: The
platform adopted in st. Louis causes
.reat uneasiness in Spain and it is fear
d conflict with the United States has
low almost q fixed date. The govern
nent has FASTENED to buy two $4,000
on ironclsds at Genoa. whose price
ew days ago vas thought to be e1ces-
i've. A great part Of the loan of 1OO,-
00, 900 pesetss made by Rothschild on
he Almsden quicksilver mines will prob
bly, be Immediately applied to such
7arships as are now for sale. The gov
rnment. responding TO the updoubted
atIonal sentiment, and trusting proba-
ly to the help OF other powers, seems
ssolved to resist American impositions.
PHILADELPHIA, June 26-At the eb>
rance to Lierz's Washington park, Al
ert Woods lived with his wife and two
hildren, and at No. 30lO North fentn
treet, lad q photograph gallery until
esterday. Since then himself and a
'ould be patron have been killed. The
Their victim was Richard Menzie, 20
ears of age, Of 1850 Allegheny avenue.
1enzie went to the park yesterday, Gnd
fter he had seen all the sigh hts, couclud-
d to go to Woods place for tin type.
When he reached the building he G
:aned against the screens placed before !
Ne window, and an instant later be was
urled twenty feet away. The electric
ght wires which fed the arc light in 6
ne gallery had become loosened, and i
ad sagged against the wire screen, 4
narglng it to the extent OF 400 volts.
Mepzie Icy where he had been thrown,
roaming with pain, and in very short c
me reIspsed into unconscIOusnees.
foods was inside at work aDd when he
card the commotion he came out to :,
arm the cause. He was told that the
oung man had been shocked, but pooh I
oohed the idea, ard declared that the '
ID must have had a stroke OF apoplexy. i,
o prove this, be TOOK hold of the screen
nd was knocked down. Both were c
mt to the Samaritan hospital, but by C
le time they arrived there life had fled. t
he coroner is investigating the matter,
I'D will hold an inquest today. /.
ATLANTIC CRY. N. j., June 26-After Z
i exciting chase OF eleven miles in
hich nearly 200 wheelmsn participated. !
AIRY Wilson, colored bicycle thief, {
as captured today and sent to Jail. C
A party of young men left their wheels a
front OF Jobnsou's hotel and Wilson r