Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-21
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l uuuUlull H. NEW YORK, May 10. In the Pbenix
 Park case the Pollce Inspector ByrDes
 yesterday said: "We are working on a
 track that pro pises much. We are not
 going to announce what VIC are doing or
 what we do, but whe n we have accom- plished what is to be done the public
 will know of it and not before. It
 would appear that the British police are
 working in the dark. The English
 Consul, if he has any information about
 the tragedy, has kept it to himself What
 information we have has been gleamed
 from other sources When the news
 that the deed had been committed reach
 ed this city a number of men met in
 hall up town on the west side of the
 city. They were Fenians and desperate
 ones too. Since then they have been
 active and probably ere long we will
 hear of another startling execution.
 They mean business. They have all
 been shadowed, but as they are shrewd
 fellows, but little progress has been
 made. However. we are doing our best
 and awaiting developments.
 NEW YORK, May 20.-A story is print
 ed in an evening paper to the effect that
 the murder of Cavendish and Burke was
 the work of a secret organization com
 posed partly of Irishmen, partly of Frenchmen and partly of Italians. One of the murderers is an Italian and the other is an Irishman. Both were edu-
 cated and in comparatively good circum-
 stances. It is asserted that Burke had
 seduced a lady who was betrothed to the
 man who assassinated him. The intimacy
 was of two months duration. When her
 lover learned of her ruin he requested
 the privilege of taking Burlkes life, act
 ing as agent of the secret service.
 WASHINGTON, D. O.. May 20.-The
 Bank Charter Extension Bill, as it pass-d
 the House to-day, provides for the re-
 newal of charters for twenty years; an amendment of the articles of association may be authorized by the holders of two thirds of the capital stock; new notes to be issued for old; banks with capital of one hundred and fifty thousand, or less. shall not be required to deposit bonds in excess of ten thousand dollars l over their circulation; no bank will be | permitted to withdraw notes without | giving the treasury thirty days notice, and not more than five millions shall be withdrawn in any one calendar month.
 PULASKI, Tenn, May POW. W. Req, was executed for the murder of J. T. Cochran. When the drop fell t knot | sliped over his face tearing off his beard I and sending the blood streaming down his neck. The same lnck attended the second attempt and caused the spectators to disperse. Th= thiid effort was sue cessful.
 NEW YORK, May 2O.-The Herald's Washington special says: Major General Schofeld will be assigned to the command of the military command of the military divisi of the Pacific upon the retirement of General Me powell.
 SAN FRANCISCO. May 19th.-The de- spatehes this morning are very gory- A Frenchman committed suicide in New York church during service. A drunken man killed bar maid at Dennison, Ohio, by tanning her under the counter. At Mount Vernon, Ills, City Marshal Smith killed Chas. W. Yost, to close up political quarrel. At Lebanon, killed colored mother and child were butchered by tramps. A drunken Indian burned to death in his own camp fire on Whedby island. Puget Sound.
 CoLLISGwooD. Ont, 19-The steamer City of Owen Sound arrived from Du- luth having picked up the mate of the { steamer Manitoulir in sail boat six miles from Killarney. Hestates that at me o'clock yesterday forenoon while off Shoal Point, four miles from Manit wing [ the Manitoulin took fire and was com | pletely destroyed. One of the boats with a the rescued crew and passengers upset ! and Robert Henday and little girl, name unknown, were drowned. 4 tug c has been sent from Killarney to the scene cf fba hnrafpo ufaaunar
 NEW YORK, May 19.-Augustls Il Deleyhton, (colored) was hanged at $40 this morning for the murder of his mis- d tress, Mary Dean. When the trap was f' sprung the moose failed to slip under the ear and caught under the chin. Then the sickening struggles al which showed that Deleyhton was al ,trangling to death The heavy breath al ng was awful to hear. In seven minutes q, le was pronounced dead by the official b. physician. As the body was partially ri owered, convulsive heavings of the chest U were plainly discern ble. Another physician declared him dead eight after the first announcem ment.
 SAN FGAxcIsco, May IS.-Geo. Hearst su publishes a card in the Examiner of this m morning formally announcing himself as r candidate for Governor. of this state. fo n the democratic ticket. He iDtimates m hat the overshadowing issue will be the O! Chinese question, on which his position th 8 pronounced. He promises, if nomi- Iated, to use every honorable effort to Tin the fight, and, if elected. to discharge u' he duties Of the office in the interest of VI he people.
 SuSBERRY, PA, May lS.-The Inde- tn endont Republicans to-day elected ''. 'farles s. Wolfe Senatorial delegate to To, he state convention. Wolfe, in an ad eI sss, said: q deprecate the action mich will be obliged to take. also ., .,i eprecate democratic ascendency ID the ali tate, but all hope of peace is at an end, ns Iei nd nothing is left but war against the ! polls system and bossism. Let the fu- pr are take care of itself" ns IT.