Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-05-26
EASTERN.

. an uLnCr clllu or Q AhLun1 uNMcu Del B nison who k injured seriously, and man
 other families.
 FL PAso, Texas, May 19.-A dispstc was received here late last night by Co Unda, which says that small boiy ( Indians captured five Mexican wome ? on the Carmen road, eighteen miles b'
 low CIaileg0s. The wives of the soldier
 are put n the advance several mile
 One wOmnu was sent back with q me:
 sage that the Indians want peace. Ther
 ls reason to believe General Crook is i
 camp near JanOs.
 BosroN, May I9.-Lydia Pinkham, o
 medicine fame, died at Lynn, aged 6l She spent one hundred and eight
 thousand dollars year for advertising
 and secured a trade netting her thre
 hundred thousand dollars year pro
 fits.
 NEW YORK, May 19.-Capt. William ! tonight captured Patrick Ryan an,
 Jacob Harrison, travelling salesmen, wh' are alleged Co have been swIndlinl
 actors and actresses, representing them ! selves as reporters, collecting subscrlpt l ions for sufferers of western floods. Be
 tween $500 asd Si0Ohave been collected ! Among the victims are Mrs. Langtry | Mary Anderson, Emma Thursby, Wm. J ] Florence.
 CuICAGo, May 19.-A verdict iu tho ! trial Of Jerry Dunn (not guilty pro | vOkes savage comments ln all the morn | tug papers and the alleged agencies
 which influenced his acquittal are par ! ticularly condemned by two or three of the morning papers.
 SrAUSros, H., May 1g-Atten o'clock last night a tornado passed about three miles northeast of here; buildings were destroyed and orchards injured. Con- struction crew Of about 2j of the Spring feid .S S0utheastern Railway Company, sleeping in large barn, were all serious iy injured; two instantly killed. SPRINGFIELD, H., May Ig.-The dam age caused by the cyclone storm, which visited this section late last night, was more appalling than first supposed, as- suming the form of huge balloon just south Of this city, 1t swept to the north east with terrific velocity, followed by tine usual vividness of electricity.
 The Reward 10 5e Distributed Among the
 RACINE, Wis, May 19 The investiga- ton this morning only serves to swell the list of casualties and greater de- structIon, accustomed by the cyclone last night Now fully 2s killed and 100 in jured. One hundred and fifty houses were demolished.
 ST. LouIs, May 2L.-rhe Irish Ma tiOnul League has denounced the Pope $ . with political matters.
 CHIPPEWA FALLS, Wis, May 1.-Two laborers on the Chicago, St. Paul, Min neapolis and Omaha railroad, were will fully killed by an engineer of the Chip pewa Falls ,c Western Railroad Com pany.
 DEADwOOD, D. T, May 21.-Friday's storm killed four people and destroyed S6O0OOO worth property.
 ST. LOUIS, May 2L-Friday nights tornado in Missouri destroyed large quantity of property and killed over 20 people. In lliIuols eight persons were killed.
 MONTPELIER, Vt, May 2l.-A forest fire started on Saturday last and has d4-treyed SlJJ,OOO worth of property. CHICAGO, HIS, nIay aI. A @. ...,,.....s of the Third Ward league m this city yesterday, several speakers denounced the action of the Roman Pcutif Opium Geus continue to receive atten- ton from The local press which has ! demonstrated that opium smoking [ exists here and Is on the increase. ! A visit Co several retail drug stores revealed tra fact that except on rare ! occasions CnInamen do not apply at the counters for opium. They explain this upon the assumption that their prices are too high, laying in as large qusntI- ties as they can get at as good prices, ! from wholesale houses, Gs the druggists ! get.
 NEw YORK, Iay 21.-East river bridge authorities have denounced the holding ceremonies OF the Queens birthday. ! WILLIAxsFrzLD, Ono, May 22.-Mrs. | R. J. McM!llrie of Lindenville, Ash | tubula county, while in fit of temporary | insanity drowned her two children in . | well and then took poison herself There | is no hope of her recovery. The children were aged two and six years. ! WASHINGTON, May 22.-The Southern [ Pacific Railway Company has applied tC | the Secretary Jf the Interior for the | lands originally granted the Texas Pa ! cIfc Railway Company for the cOpstruc. ! ton of its road. The lands are claimed : by virtue of an assignment from the ] Texas Pacific Company which has failed ! to construct che road for which the . grant was made.
 ! CSc1xNATI, May 22-Snow fell on the hIll-tops last night and lay on the roof:
 and trees to depth Of one and two inches.
 l NEw YORK, May 22.-The report O the New York Commissioners of Ac counts show frauds committed upon th'
 clty treasury by Carrill, the coupoI
 clerk, amounting to SllO,OJO.
 ! CHICAGO, Ills. May 22.-A storm O extraordinary force prevailed on Laki 1 Michigan last night, and number O
 sailing vessels bound for this port wer,
 wrecked, but the extent of the disaster
 are only yet partially known.
 l CHICAGO, May 22.-The News says Jerre Dunn succeeded ID creating
 small sensation at the Grand Operi house last night. During the play
 "Nonte Cristo, James O'Neil was Il
 the midst of his prison scene frenzy
 when the immense audience was almost
 breathless with intense interest, a singh stir occurred in the lobby and # wa whispered. Dunn, who killed ElliOttr The crowd parted and Nick Roberts an, ] the manager Of the company marche, in, followed by Jerre Dunn. carrying hi
 head mighty high through the packe,
 people and marched to the choicest sea
 n the theatre.
 CLEvELASD, Ohio, May 22-Juli;
 Renachere, beautiful young woman was married On her dyIng bed on Wed
 nesday tO c. W. Seymour and on FrIds.
 she died. On Sunday she was buried An autopsy was held and evidence O abortion discovered and Seymour an, -midwife named Sylvia L. Webster, arr
 under arrest charged with cOmplIcity Il
 her death.
 | WAsHNGToy, May 22.- .-Ingersoll re 1 sumed his argument in the Star Bout
 trial to-day and made a bitter assaul
 on the character of Moore's testimony
 DENVER. Col, May 22-Yesteria! morning William II. Bush, charged Oy ex-Senator Tabor with embezzlinl : S2.uU0, the jury were ont five minute , and returned verdict Of not guilty 1 Tabor received B terrible scoring iron
 Bush's lawyers.
 M0STPELIoK, Vt., May 22.-At Graf , ton Pond, twenty-three miles from here on the line of the Montpelier and We'll River railroad, last Saturday afternoon there was the most destructive fire eve , known in Vermont. It originated b . burning brush about noon, and the win
 blowing a gale. the flames swept every
 thing before 1t 4 large number O houses, live stock and dressed lumbe were destroyed, and many families ar rendered destitute. Loss, S2,700.OO0. , TOLEDO, Ohio, May 21.-Snow begal II auM N