Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-16

) is 7S per cent. Oats 95 per cent for acreage, and sI for condition Hi nois wheat plowed up, 20 per cent , and condition of remainder, 57 per cent. Corn, acreage 103 per cent, and . condition 2l per cent. Oats, acreage 94, condition loo per cent. Ohio wheat plowed up. 10 per cent. condi- ton of remainder. F per cent. Corn, acreage 1O4 per cent, and condition 60. Oats. acreage l03 per cent. and eondi- ton SS per cent.
 DUBUQUE, Iowa, June 9.-The Herald s
 special from Waverly says: The Barber
 boys were taken from the jail by mob
 at Il 30 o'clock last night and hung to a
 tree half mile east Of the jail. The
 mob was composed of men from Fayet-
 te county and were led by tbe brother
 Of Shepherd whom the Barbers killed
 last fall at West Union. The sheriff
 refused to give up the keys and the mob
 battered down the doors with sledge
 hammers and after short delay inside,
 brought the criminals out with ropes
 around their Decks. The boys did net
 finch a particle and did not even plead
 for mercy during the whole ordeal
 KANSAS CITY, June 9.-Shortly after
 midnight, Geo. Frederick, proprietor of the theatrs comique, was shot and killed by John Bell, operator of the Evening Star. in the hall of a large lodging house opposite the theatre. The trouble was about a woman, Hattie Hartlan, who has been known az a mistress of Fred bricks She was the only witness of the affair. Bell claims self defence. that Fredericks was trying to draw his re- volver.
 LATER-Report of Fredericks death prove to be incorrect. At o'clock he was still alive. but recovery was con sidered impossible Bells real name is Orth Augustus Stine. He came here from Colorado about a year ago in con- nection with some detective work and passed under the name of Bell which he has since borne. He was for five years city editor of the Leadville Chronicle.
 WASHINGTON, D. C., June 1.-The committee to investigate charges made n the administration of supervising architect Hills office of the Treasury Department to-day, Coleman. consul for | March stated he had prepared specific charges which he expected to prove.
 CHICAGO, June IA Fort Bowie. A T. specIal says: A report has been re- eeIved from Major Riddles command to the effect that the extensive prairie fires winch have recently shot across south | ern Arizona originated in Mexico, and are thought to be evidence of Indians returning north. Scouting parties re- turned to camp Saturday, after being out about a week, being met everywhere l by fires. Major Riddles troops will form | junction with Forsythe's cavalry under | Forsythe, who has been ordered to Guadalupe canyon, from New Mexico.
 VNOENNEs, Ind, June IA shock | ing tragedy occurred in the house of Jos. Pollack, a wealthy miller and In- fiuential citizen of this place, shortly | after midnight Saturday; his son Chas. Pollack who married Clara ClendeAning | six months ago came home. He bid | his father and mother good night, say ing, he was going away, he then went to his wIfe's bedroom, disro bed, and half | hour later shot her through the breast and himself in the right side. She ran | to the end of the hall where she fell | dead. He lived twenty minutes, but | neither spoke a word. POllack was partially intoxicated when be came | home; there was DO trouble between | him and his wife.
 WASHINGTON, June 12.-Judge Wyie began the charge to the Star Route jury this afternoon, after thanking the jury men for patient attention during the weary months of the trial. and remind ing them that they had nothing to do with public demand in newspaper art icles.
 NEW YORK, June 12.-Chnese High byders entered Chinese den last night and began firing at Low Fot. the only inmate. Fot received a slight wound on the forehead, and An Mon, one of the attacking party,was accidentally shot in the neck. One wounded Highbyder | and one other was arrested. The two | escaped. The chuse of the trouble IS said to be the result of refusal to pay the assessment levied on such houses by the highbyders.
 NEW YORK. June l2.-COuDt Tslfnsro, of Italy, son-in-lsw of BOnza. has just arrlved from Europe. His sole object in coming to the country is to sign contracts for the construction of rail road from Victoria to Brownsville, Texas, a distance of go miles.
 GALVESTON, Texas, June l2.-News Cf the Houston railroad war in progress be- tween the Gould hnes and Texas Is that the latter's train left this morning before the arrival of the Galveston, Texas, train. The mails and passengers had to lay over all day.