Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-05-09

mission of Chinese to the United States on the ground that they were born i. this country and had visited China wltf their parents at an early age, where they remained many years, and IT every instance the testimony of Csinss persons in support of their claims is presented and has been held by th' courts that such testimony when un contradicted is sufficient to reestablisi the case.
 TEHELE, Persia, May While the Shah wss entering the inner court ot the Shrine of Shah Abdul Azim, sil miles of this city, this afternoon he wa. shot and slightly wounded.
 LATER-It is officially announced that the Shah is dead. The assassin fired point blank at his heart at o'clock this afternoon.
 The SEsh was visiting shrine near the city today for devotion. Upon entering the inner sanctuary he was shot by an assassin disguised as 8 woman, the bullet entering the region of the heart. He expired within two minutes. Immediately after the Shah was shot he was carried to a csrrige and conveyed to the palace in this city. The assassin who was promptly arrested is said to be Sayyid from German or from the province of that name. Ii is believed the murderer has accom- plices.
 PARIS, Msy 1-All the factories gre working and there has been no labor day demonstrations reported. The socislists are waiting for Sunday when they will march to the town hall ard Ely see palace and make demonstrations agsinst the senate and cabinet.
 HAVANA, May 1-Gen. Garcia at the head of 1500 insurgents won. a notable victory iu Santiago de Cuba almost anhilsting the column of Spaniards commanded by Gen. Munoz. More than 300 Spsnisrds were killed and 400 were left wounded on the field. The insurgent loss was small.
 BULUwAYo, May 1.-The scouts report that the Matsbele Impi which was de fested in en engagement on the north bank of the Umguza river, DOW occupy Kopjes. to the esst of Tabainbuna, and the Salisbury road. They are awaiting the Cecil Rhodes column which is expected to relieve Gwelo tonight.
 To :oETo. Ont, May 1-Builders and eborers to the number of 400 struck today for an ipcrrsse of wages from IS to 2l cents an hour. As in consequence ,li the brick layers and stone cutters Ire compelled to stop working and tbe whole building ie is at stsndstill.
 BERLIN, May 1-The Reichstag to- ley @ motion to prohibit options on ,rain and grain products ou exchange.
 MUNICH. May 1-Prof. Geftieken, a veil known authority of international sw and editor of the Diary of the Smeror Frederick, has been suffocsted D fire caused by the explosion of 8 amp.
 LIMA, Peru, May l. Copyrighted 1 octd praeSl Tba C,arantaa Droto,oI | ately decided upon between Chili and Argentine republic was signed today. D addition to the treaty betweeen Chill nd Bolivia, the ratified state armed ruce ceases, and definite peace is set jed. By the present arrangement all be former Bolivian coast became Chilli n.
 CRIPPLE CREEK, Colo, April BOA econd great confiagration yeterdsy prac lcally finished what the lire of Satar- sy only too well begun and the loss. I life gave added horror to the situa~ ion. Cripple Creek is almost entirely 'iped out, only the old town remain
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 The loss by today's irs is estimated t not less than s5OO,COO. Four per- Dns are dead from 8 dynamite explo- ion. ! The fire started in the Portland hotel noon. The origin is unknown, but is believed to be incendisry. The uilding was all in flames when discov- red and efforts to check the flames ere without effect, the wind blowing ,ward the best buildings whcih es- sped the other fire, and before 6 { clock the fire stopped for want of aterisl to feed it. Bessie Kelly, one of the waitresses, 'ya she had gone into the kitchen for