Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-04-09

. LATER News has just heen received that Fellows has been recaptured.
 Fire in Stockton
 STOCKTON, Cal, April 3.-This after neon a fire broke out in Sperry & Co., Touring mill, large, four-story build ing. The fire soon communicated to { large wooden warehouse adjoining tho ! mill, in which was stored an immens' quantity of grain and ground feed Botl building and contents were destroyed Several other buildings, including | residence, were totally destroyed. Aftel a fierce and protracted struggle for the mastery, the firemen subdued the flames The total loss will reach S209,000; in surance, SS0000 During the fire sey eral men were injured but none fatally
 General Hurlhut Dead.
 NEW YORK, April 3.-Gen. Hurlbut late U. 5. Minister to Peru, died, evident ly of disease of the heart, on March 18th al Lima.
 sllguiuary viZilantss.
 PUEBLo, April 3.-Three more victims were hanged by the vigilantes. A passing eyewitness says the victims were being dragged toward thicket by a number Of meu, the blo, d streaming from their mouths and nostrils.
 Insane Asylum Burned.
 YASKToS, Da., April 3.-The Ter ritorial insane asylum burned yesterday afternoon. It was temporary wooden building, fifty-Tour patients were in the asylum and of these the following were burned to death: Ossum Iversou. Peter . Peterson, Ivan Lynch and Jos. Haverly The property loss about Si0,0OO. saoE b Dsa.a
 ST. PErsRsBURG, April3.-SIkhulnof, condemned to death at the Nihilist trisl, was shot at Cronstadt. His death in- stantaneOus. Thousands surrounded the spot.
 Horrible Humanity.
 INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, April 3.-At Koko- mo last night Chas. G. Franklin entered the house of G. Pritchard. chloroformed the family took a three -year-old daughter ! to an outhouse and outraged her. He 1 was arrested. 4 crowd surrounds the | jail and lyuching is threat,ne !. The | sheriff has called oa the Governor for aid. The child will probably die. Fatal Accident.
 READING, April 5.-A wall of a reset voir was blown over upon shed upon which a number of persons sought shel- ter from storm and George Shelihorn. Rosa Shelhon and John Grease were ] killed. Mrs. Shelihorn is probably ia tally hurt. George Full and Chas. SAelt- l horn arc seriously injured
 Jssse James Killed
 ! KANSAS CITY, April 4.--At Q o'clock yesterday morning, the notorious outlaw, Jesse James, was shot and instantly killed at St. Joseph, Mo, by Robe t [ Ford, of Richmond county. Jesse, It ap- pears, has been leaving in that city since ! the 5th of last November, unleI tine name Of Thomas Howard. Robert Ford, the slayer of James and his brother Charles, had been shadowing Jes e James for many months past, following him from place tC place, their purpose | Icing to kill him the first time an op- portunity offered. but they never sue ceeded in finding him unarmed until !, yesterday morning. The boys wens to St. Joe about one week ago; previous to this they had ingratiated themselves in- to the confidence of James, claiming that they were train robbers and horse thieves. For once Jesse was caught mapping and he seems to have believed all the Fords told him. The FOrds i'm mediately upon their arrival in St. Joe went to a house at tho corner of 18th and Lafayette streets, where Jesse was living under the name of Thomas Howard. and remained there until the tragedy occurred. This morning Jesse and Ford were talking together, Jesse had just laid his pistols on the table for a moment, when Ford pulled out his revolver and shot him. The ball entered his head behind the left ear anI passed ont over the fore head, death being instantaneous. The indenttv of the robbcr IS beyond ques- ton. He perfectly answers the discrip tions heretofore given Of Jesse James, and the assassin described him perfectly even to the marks on his person, before his clothes were removed from his body. T,-.o T,,,,y,.s ,-;Fo ----,- ls,-,,,e, hare vrf4b him at the time. She says it is Jesse, and tells the story of their recent move ments in detail In May, a year ago. they located in Kansas City, where they resided until November last, when they removed to St. Joseph. Since they ar rived in St Joseph they have lived in three different places. Mrs. James is a handsome brunette about thirty-six years of ago. She was handsomely dressed and seems to feel Jesse's death keenly.
 On Jesse's person were found a heavy, 1 plain gold ring, marked Jesse; two gold watches,on a stem-wiDder engraved l A. s. B. which he Is said to have taken ] from former governor of Arizona at I the Sweet Springs robbery. The other 1 watch, a key-winder, WAS taken, together ! with a solitaire ring. at the time of the robbery of the Mammoth Cave in Ken l lucky few years ago. There were also l found a set of jet studs and lady's oval | breastpin. Jesse's arms consisted of a | 45-callbre Smith lS Wesson revolver. 45- calibre Colfs revolver, a Winchester re- peater and a double barreled shotgun.
 The Ford boys clam to have had no no object in view but to obtain the re- ward offered by the State for Jesse James, dead or alive. They recently had au interview with Governor at the St. James Hotel in Kansas City. The Gov ernor was informed of the plan of action ard approved it. The boys have been in con stant communication with Sheriff Kimberlake and H. H. Craig. and acted under their instructions. The assassin IS 20 years old. ard hls brother is 9. They are fine looking young men.