Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-05-05
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PACIFIC COAST.


 Walsh the murderer of rhos. Calvin and after considerable resistance upoi the part of the Sheriff, Walsh wa secured by the vigilantes and taken ou on Main street and hanged ol Smyth & Winsor's wagon derrick. was amusing to see the tender feet upoi : the arrival of the train from the east They first the ght the object wRs stuife,
 with straw, but upon coming out of thu cars and finding it real dead man the. snatched their tickets out of their ha
 bands and returned to the train making
 time that would be envied by many O
 our pedestrians of the present day Lordsburg possessed no charms fo
 them.
 Special to the CITIZEN.
 LoRDsBURG, April 30.-About 9 nine
 o'clock Sunday evening fire was dis
 covered IL the large warehouse and
 store of J. H. HampsOn, contractor oi
 the c. & 5. P. railrosd. The loss Is esti
 mated at about fifteen thousand dollars
 no insurance. The fire is supposed tC
 have been caused by mice playing Tn
 some broken punches of matches in the
 ware room.
 Special to the CITIZEN
 PANTASo, May Total Wreck ship
 ped ten bars of bullion yesterday, mak- ing total for the month of April of forty bars, valued at eighty-two thou sand dollars.
 TOMBSTONE, April 30-It is stated that the rangers returned home last night. The backbone of the movement was broken ten days ago when Lleut. Bryant, Childs, Ames aud others left the command, giving as a reason that l Captain Joyce would not make fight against the Apache scouts when he had a chance. Much unfavorable comment Is made here concerning the dispatch sent by Thornton, quartermaster of the rangers, in relation to WilcOxs manage ment of the San Carlos agency. He was on the agency but few hours; had no means of gaming reliable information. The agency Is 46O square miles. He ad- mits that his information embraced ID the dispatch was gaIned from Wilcox. The community IS much depressed at the news Of Crook not being allowed to cross the Mexican line with troops.
 SAN FRAScIsco, April 2S.-Wheat- lower, Sl.75al 80.
 Barley-duil, spot Sl.27l5; May sL- 24l2; buyer season, SL26l5; seller o5, Sl.l2
 SAN FRANcIsco, April 3G-Victor Proudhon, a Frenchman, aged 26 years, shielded by cutting his throat. Cause, despondency on account of broken leg, which renamed Tn a useless condl- tion.
 SAN FRANCISCO, April 30.-The woman killed by the elevator accident, Satur day, has been identified as Mrs. Ann FlHHerty. wife OI ThOmas ElAhefey. repairef on the Sixth St. branch street railway. The deceased was aged 5S years and leaves no children. At nrst the deceased, by mistake was given as Mrs. Miller.
 SAN FRANCISCO, May IA mysterious circumstance came to light yesterday
 
 Hanslnger had, 1t was stated, committed suicide as long ago as last Saturday morning. but the body was only removed to the mOrgue yesterday morning. Re peated requests by newspaper repre- sentatives resulted Tn elicltlng no in- formation as to what produced her death or cause of the alleged suicide. The whole matter seemed shrouded ID mys- tery. Little by little, rumors wert circulated about town, and the name ot the woman leaked out. The rumOrs coupled the name of a prominent citizen with the case and are to tine effect that the woman, who Is an unmarried girl, only 23 years old, took poison Tn the same room to which she had been ac- companied by the citizen. A physician was called ln and administered anti dotes. The girl stated. she had the neuralgia and when in the room she saw box of pills which the label said were good for neuralgia, and took number of them. Her condition seemed to be SO favorable after the antidutes were ad- ministered that after a consultation be- tween the citizen and the physician 1t was agreed to take her to the cItlZen's room to perfect a cure. The girl readily consented, and she was taken to the mans room, where she died on Satur- day night. The body was taken to Gray's undertaking rooms, where 1t re- mained until Monday morning, when II was conveyed to the mOrgue. In the meantime the mother of the young lady was appris ised of the occurrence, and con- sented 10 keep quiet about the matter until the inqTest. The Coroner has evil dently consented to this arrangement. as has the attending physician. The undertaken was questioned about the matter yesterday, and at first pleaded ignorance, but when told that many of the facts had leaked out, he suddenly remembered that he had the body of young girl in bis place, until 1t was sent to the mOrgue. The physician was said tc be Dr. Ayres. He admitted that he had been called at about l o'clock Saturday tO attend a young girl suffering from strychnine poisoning: that she had died under his care, and that be had promised, on hls professional honor, not to say anything ahout the matter until called upon off, clally to testify. The case IS surrounded w1th mystery, winch none of the par ties interested seem willing to throw l light upon.
 Later-The mysterious hiding of the death of the young milhner, Lottie Han 1 -iuger, reported yesterday evenlng,ls eX- citing the attention of the police sutho- rites. Chief of Police Crowley had the matter under investigation this morning | and although the facts fl the calse of ! the death still remain shrouded mys- | terv. 1t is the belief that the death of ! the woman was from an overdose of a preparation of neuralgia pills, known as | Dr. Fowlers' pills. The matter IS being l furtner investigated.
 SAN FRANCIsCo, May l.-Yesterday | Philip Hinkel S Go. began suit ID the | United States Circuit Court to recover | damages from Senator James lt. Fair,o ! Nevada. for an alleged infringement of a patent right to certain elevator machin- cry. An injunction against further In- | Engagement Is alse prayed for. Yesterday two young men entered the l law office of Charles $. Roe, 2l7 San some street, and assaulted him with some blunt instrument, badly cutting | his head and otherwise iujuring him | The ause fl the assault given by R0e's | friends IS that an enmity existed against him by his pertinacity in col lecting a debt for ellen: from S friend of the assailants. The other story is that Roe had slsndered the wife Of one of his assailsnts, story winch he indig- pantly denies. A prominent assaulter was Frank Page, son of EX-COngress- man Page.
 Owing to reduction of the tax on tobacco stamps amounting to Sl3,OOO
 have been sold within the last few days bv Internal Revenue officers. Prepara-
 tions are being made for immense ship
 meuts of tobacco all over the country
 and large quantities of cigars and manu-
 faetured tobacco will be sent from this
 city.