Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-10-06
EASTERN.

INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. 29.-Burt LoomIs, express messenger on the Wabash road was asoverBowered and robbed last night between Roam and Peru. It IS sup posed that about fifteen hundred dol lars was taken from the ear. After the train passed Laketon twenty miles from Peru three masked men entered the eX- press car from the rear and knocked the 1 messenger insensible and gagged him, no other train men in car at the time. CHICAGo. Sept. 29.-The appointment of John c. Gault late vice-president of the Wabash, and formerly general superintendent of the Milwaukee and | St. Paul, as commissioner of the Cali | tornia Pool, gives general satisfaction | m railroad circles here. Gault IS now in the city and says he will Rct provided | hs will not have Co give his headquarters | to San Francisco, members of his | family objecting to that city Un account | of the climate, winch does not agree with them. He would prefer to make his headquarters in this city believing this the most central point from which | FLEETWOOD PARK, Oct. In first | heat St. Julien was still in the lead when but fifty yards from the wire, but he broke and passed over the wire on a run leading by a head. Judges gave heat to Jay Eye See. Second heat, Jay l Eye See won by half length; Jay Eye See won third heat; time 2:l9. Thus winning the race.
 DoDGE CITY, han, Sept. 30.-The | Cannon Ball train on the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe road was attacked at Coolidge by gang of cowboys this morning. The engineer was killed; fireman so badly injured he will die. | The conductor was shot at several times
 but escaped injury. The express car
 was attacked, but messengers repulsed
 them. A posse of men are now in hot
 pursuit of the robbers and a desperate
 battle will not doubt ensue when they are overhau!ed.
 | Later dispatch dated Coolidge says il
 S. $. Peterson, express messenger Is not
 hurt the robbers got DO money.
 | PrrTsBURe, Pa, Oct Mrs. Fannie
 Bryant Newton, the sensational suicide, will be buried tomorrow. Remarkable
 circumstances Of this case have excited
 the deepest interest here, and She resi- dence ot the deceased was visited to-
 day by many ladies and gentlemen. The
 methodical manner in which she ar
 ranged her affairs and prepared every. | thing for her death is believed to be with.
 out a parallel in the history of suicides
 She was doubtless insane, but there wa: a surprising degree of method in hei
 madness. The unfortunate woman va;
 well connected, being niece of Alexander
 Campbell, founder of the Campbellitt
 church. Her divorced husband Dr Aaron Newton, who suicided two week.
 ago, was a descendant of Sir Isaat
 Newton.
 | CNC1SSAI1, Oct. In the matter o the creditors Of Arch Bishop Purcell the court found that in cases Of churches though their title was in fee simple
 in the name of Arch Bishop Purcell, ye
 they were built fsbm money raised by
 members of the different congregation ] and that the title was vested in tn,
 Arch Bishop by reason of the rules o
 the church, which in such case as thil
 the court was bound % regard that tht
 Arch Bishop had the title only as a trus
 tee for the uses of the congregation aul
 that the property SO held could not bt ! subjected to the paymtnt of the debts O
 the Arch Bishop. As to the cathedra
 and the cathedral school, built by tn Arch Bishop directly from funds place, , in hands, except about S60,OO0 raised b. ,, subscription, the court held that tho1gI the Arch Bishop held the property il
 trust as he did other churches, yet oul to the amount raised by subscription
 was the assignee entitled to recove , with interest for the benefit of credit . l OTIS.
 b NEW YORK, Oct. ID avid A. Pau - 325 East sth street was arrested today - l charged with violating the new law i f manufacturing cigars in a tsnemen' ]. He was held in bail for trial. This va Q the first case under the law which wen . into effect to-day and will be carried t
 the higher court and test case mad, a of 1t.
 T NEW YORK, Oct. 2-In respect to th
 trunks of Donshue, the California mi