Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-08

l masked men lhot LII SAh NCub tO tAc Ao-A'
 of Mrs. Joshua Hill, over seventy year.
 of age, and outraged her and her two daughters. Two arrests have beer
 made.
 MADISON, Wis, March 3l.-Perry H Smith, a millionaire of Chicago, was placed in the insane asylum to-day.
 BLOOMINGTON, lis, March 2-Robbin A. Dunn attempted yesterday to kill bis
 family. He fired a shot and probably fatally wounded his wife; then fired and
 missed his son, a young man, and then
 attacked his daughter with a knife, but
 was overpowered by his son before in-
 fiicting any injury upon her.
 BRAIDwooD, Ills, April 2-The dia- mond mine was scene Of excitement
 to-day. The fact that the bodies dis covered were to be brought up to-day
 drew q large crowd, aud about three o'clock when the news was brought up
 that the party who had gone down after
 the bodies had been imprisoned in the
 roadway while putting the bodies m the
 eoffin.s the excitement on top was in
 tense, the wives and relatives of the men
 in the mine were wild with grief over
 the prospective death of their friends.
 A party was at once sent down to search
 for them. When the second party
 nearly reached the point where the
 bodies were discovered, they found that
 a large pile of stone had cayed Tn and
 blocked the narrow passage way. They
 were dug out and liberated, one of the
 men ln a prostrated condition. It IS
 thought no further search will be made as no man can be found willing to go down. Six bOdIes were taken out about four o'clock and placed m the Glorgue
 where the crowd passed through and viewed them.
 NEW ORLEANs, April 2.-The Times Democrats West Melville specIal says: Atchafalaya Is rising. Eighteen inches more IS water Is expected here, and probably more In the swamps. Along the line of the Texas Pacific road a con- siderable portion of the track will be washed away between this place and Baton Rouge Junction. 40 miles, but when the water subsidies a large force will soon put the track Tn repair. Far dache Bayou Is rising an inch daily, the water running through the leyee mile and q half above the railroad crossing and submergiug many small planta- tons.
 LEoMINsTKR, Mass, April 3.-The large leather board mills and out buildings, owned and managed by J. A. Harwood, were burned yesterday. Loss, Sl0O,OOO; insurance, $71,OO0. Seventy-five hands are thrown out of employment.
 CHICAGO, April 3.-Another child has been killed by the cable cars, making nearly twenty victims of that institution since its introduction here. The con ductor and driver are held in jail with out bail to await the action of the Cor ouer's jury.
 FORTRESS MONROE, Va, April 2.-l Thomas Phillips, a quiet and orderly citizen, was shot and instantly killed to- day by J. Joyce, an old acquaintance. The shooting was done without the least provocatlOn. Joyce Is in jail. There Is great excitement and strong talk of lynching him.
 ST. LOUIS, Mo, April 3.-The Legis- lature has passed bill that no railroad company of this State shall advance freights without first giving twenty days notice of the proposed change, by post 1 ing the new schedule in three cOnspicu- 1 ous places on each freight and pas senger depot. The penalty for viola l tlon Is five hundred dollars.
 WAsHrSeroS, April 3.-AdmiraI Am 1 men, U. $. N., and other Washington ln- | corporatOrs of the Nicaragua Canal O., | say that they have all the money they l need, and that without waiting longer | for Congress, or anybody else, they will | go right on and build the canal. They | say their advices from Panama are to | the effect that very little has yet been l done on the Panama canal work.
 HARTFORD, Conn, April g. The Double powder mill at Hazardville blew up yesterday afternoon It contained 400 pounds of powder. No loss Ot life Is re- ported. The pecuniary loss IS tritiing.
 CLEVELAND. Ohio, Apul B. The Dem- ocrats elect theIr Mayor by 5000; also the entire city ticket. This IS the sec ond Democratic Mayor III twenty years.
 EVANSVILLE. Ind, April 3.--The indi- cations at this hour Is that the whole Democratic city ticket and four cut of the seven, and perhaps five out of the seven, councilmen are elected.
 DENVER, Col, April 3.-A Separ, \. M., special says: Colonel FOrsythe fol lowed the Indians from the Southern Pacific Railroad. crossing the Chihua- hua mountains in ArizuBa. Near Cot Springs, the Indians attacked \ wagon containing ranchmen's supplies and wounded two men, after which they took to the hills, where the soldiers were unable to follow the trail. Colonel Forsythe will remain there several days the surrounding country.
 NEW YORK, April A London cable special of March 3lst says: There re- mains very strong feeling on the sub- feet of dynamite. The internal machines seized at Liverpool on Wednesday, were of very formidable character. Each consisted of well-made tin cylinder, two gallons of explosive the whole covered with an out er casing of canvas, neatly stitched. The throwing of the package against the ground would have suticed to ex- plode 1t quite as effectively as q fuse, which was also provided. Dorsey. tbe Irishman in whose possession they were found, is not over twenty years of age. The police authorities say this capture frustrated two attempts to blow ID government buildings one in Liver pool, the other in Manchester. Both explosions were to be effected this week. and experts assert that the machines are identical in power with the one lsed in Westminster. The police believe them to be of tue standard pattern adopted by the dynamite faction, and say they were undoubtedly made in America. The explosive IS the simple form of nitro-glycerine, held in saw dust. extremely powerful and excess sively dangerous to transport or handle in any way. These occurrences and he threats to blow up the Postoffice keep the Dublin military or sentry duty in London, and menacing letters re- ,eiYed in every direction make the pub he feverish. Whatever danger really exists IS exaggerated and the people are ID a condition of thorough scare.
 CH1cAGo, April 3.-The strike of the bricklayers is practically ended, the employers conceding to the demands of the workmsn for s4 and S45O per day.
 BERLIN, April 3.-During the recent visit of the Duke of Connaught to this ,iiy, he consulted the celebrated sur yeon, Lsngerberck, in regard to the in- .ury to his arm. The physician assured him that the injury was ID no respect and that he would recover 
 WASHINGTON, April 3. - Secretary Folger IS now undergoing special treat Inent on account of the condition of his eyes. He will be confined to his house for two or three days.
 CHCISSLTI, April 3-But five pre- cincts out of sixty in the city are yet fully reported. These show Republi- can gains. Unofficial reports gathered at the Lincoln club, indicated at the fine that the rnta is clnsa kotmoar Gna ]