Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-08

te.'s reply. The letter from James proffers to surrender through consider ation for his wife and children and a desire to relieve his name; thinks hls sufferings have already done penance for hls actions. He denies the author ship of any letters threatening assassi- nation in retaliation for the murder of Jesse. He asks for amnesty, II possible, and states that the answer will reach him through his wife, who IS at Independence, Missouri On re- ceipt of this letter Gov. Crittenden replied that he could make no definite promise, but would recommend James to present himself before the Courts, where charges now rest against him and answer them as best be- comes men. In accordance there with James appeared to the Governor today accompanied by Major J. w. Edwards, of SedRlia, as counsel, and formally surrendered himself. He will arrive in Kansas City tomorrow and have a hearing at the Independence county seat.
 ST. LOUIS, Oct GA special from Jefferson City says that when Frank James surrended to Governor Crlttenden he handed him his pistols and stated that he (the Governor was the only man, except himself, who had touched them for twenty years. Frank IS at the Mccarthy Fl use In the evening many prominent citizens were there shaking hands with him.
 STERLING, Ills, Oct. 6.-There are re- ports to the effect that Vice President nuv-sl na,-,. t,a traurrfad aarIU November to Miss Addie Burr, of War rentOwn, N. c.
 CHEYENNE, Wyo., Oct. 6.-In the Dem ocratlc Territorial Convention M. E. Post, the present Delegate, was reno- minated.
 ANSIsToS, Ala, Oct. 6.-Ten days ago burly negro, Jno. Brooks, brutally assaulted a httle girl on the outskirts of the town. He was captured on the fourth and lodged in jail. A crowd took him out of the sherlffs hands and lYnched him.
 CHICAGO, Ills, Oct. 7.-The forthcom- ing report of the State Bureau of Labor will show that Illinois IS only second to Pennsylvania in production. The coal output has increased from six million tons in 1880 to nine millions this year. Forty-six out of the hundred counties produce coal. The aggregate value at the mines has been nearly fourteen million
 TAYLoRvILLE, Ills, Oct. 7.-The pre- diction is made that Miss Emma Bond will not survive the nlght. Her death will cause the instant re-arrest of Mont gumery, Pettes and Clements who declare that they will use repeating rifles before they will again suffer string ing up by the mob.
 SPRINGFIELD, ILL, Oct. "A terrible excitement exists n CrestOu county where three hundred armed men are searching for John Leigh who shot Jamcs Rigby. If found he will be shot or hanged instantly. Leigh the father of the murderer who promised John thousand dollars to kill RiRby has been committed to jail and his life IS in danger from the mob.
 WAsHISGToS, D. C., Oct. I've un- derstand that Internal Revenue Com missioner Raum will speedily retire from his office whether he IS successful III his ambition to succeed Senator Da- wis or not. It IS known that Folger has for some time desired the removal of Raum, as the Commissioner and the Secretary have had serious disagree ments. Folger has objected 10 Raum's prolonged absence, and assert 1 that Raum resigned his office at the request of Garfield, and that he subsequently, asked that hIs resignation be withdrwn. This, however, was pot permitted, as 1t Is alleged that Raum has been holding office until his resignation IS accepted. Such, at least. Is the version that has been given of the cOmmis- sioner's office. IL is believed here that he does not expect to resume its duties, at least for any length of tune.
 YNcENSEs, Indiana, Oct. 7.-Joseph Fry, an aged miser has closed his career Of money getting. Some years ago the Board of Health required him to pro- cure a new suit of clothes. Iuside his shirt there was yesterday found a stinking mass of greenbacks amount ing to S4,2 ,250 His chief RvocatiOn has been collecting cigar stumps and he died from attempting to live on green apples. His will gives S250 to the church and the remainder to a sister Tn Germany.