Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1884-11-01

mitted his conduct had been hasty and
said he was sOIry for what he had done.
he also insisted that he never III
tended to do the Governor any harm
Justice Guttman said be had TeceIs ed
letters from Governor Cleveland n
which the Governor stated he had no
desire to prosecute the prisoner and re-
commencing leniency. Boone then was
discharged.
NEW YoRx. Oct. 13.-Kiernan's news
agency is aurOrity for the following: The
conference which was held between
Messrs. Sage, Gould, Adams and Smith.
President II the Oregon transportation
Company, whereby a loan was called
from the Oregon transportation Com
pany last week, has been taken up aud
the securities Of the Oregon Railway
and Navigation Company passed into
the hands Of the Gould pgr,y, and Il Is
said that the Union Pacific people have
thus secured majority Of the interest
in the Oregon Railway and Navigation
Company.
san FRAxcIsco. Oct. 23.-It is stated
that the Atlantic Il Pacific Railroad pro-
poses to resist any interference with It's
management by the state board OF rail-
road commissioners. An Oihcer Of one
OF the roads said yesterday that the At
lantic & Pacific managers would simply
pay no attention 10 the order, commands
or requests OF the railroad commission
ers, taking the ground that as foreign
corporation they could not be controlled
by a distant state board, and further
that the state board l. Of itself unconstI-
tutional. Should the Railroad Commits
sioners attempt in any way 10 punish or
interfere with the Atlantic 4 Pacific Its
officers will 60 to the United States
courts for an Injunction to fight the
matter through 10 the United States
Supreme Court il necessary, but III no
event will they acknowledge authority
Of the railroad commissioners until they
are forced to do so by the court OF
final jurisdiction.
SAN JOSH, Oct. 2L-Fatber Picardo
remained with murderer Waslelensky
all the morning. He kissed the Bible
and the crucItix, and indicated by pan
tomlme that he would be brave. He
partook of light meal n few minutes
before eleven, when the straps were
fixed. At the start Tor the gallOws Was
ielensky seemed inclined 10 walk, but
was physically unable To move his legs.
but his weight was supported BY az
PENDANTS. He struggled on the scail id
and had TO be stpadied. \ board vas
not used, and he kept up barking noise
to the last. At IL d3 the trap fell and
his neck was broken. Not tremOr Was
observable At the close OF the eley-
enth minute be was dead: at the thIr
teenth minute he was cut down. Ills
face was much di=culored. An autopsy
way held az two tins afternoon. The
trap was held IN place J y the HAIR OF the
murdered wOman's head.
STOCKTON. Oct. 23.-Hills Ferry stage
was stopped by high waymen tins morn
inc and robbed a. Wells. Fargo * Co.'S
treasure box. There Were bus tn
driver and a solitary passengers aboard
at the time, and the passenger sat on
the seat with the driver. Ii Is not
known how much money was ~ the
| box.
SAN Francisco, Oct 2L-The Ex-
| amiuer's Sonora special SAYS: A saI
/ accident occurred near Columbia.
/ Tuolumue county about daylight this
morning. A man named John Burns
/ vas IN vineyard on Jervals' ranch
| picking grapes. \ young man named
| j. W. Murphy wa out hunting deer II
the esriy down, saw Burns and
supposIng him to be deer
which were IN the habit Of
coming down to the vineyard Co feed
| Murphy fred, the ball taking effect Il
Burns abdomen. He died IN about az
hour.
SAN Francisco, Oct. % Henry Bod
| well, tOx maker, was found dead Il
LIS room this morning. B0dwcll vat
last seen alone four days ago and whe!
found a pistol was lying along side hi
body. i bullet wound in the rlgu
temple was the cause Of his death Ih
deceased was aged abInt b years aut
single. No reason Is assigned for hi
suicide.
| SAN Francisco, Oct. % J. y. Wiley
believed to he frOu Dayton, Nevada
was found this afternoon IA the hall
the Baldwin hotel II an uuconclou
condition. He was taken to the Te'eIy
ing hospital where 1t was ascertalnc
that he was suffering from pressure q
his larynN 81 a tUmOI IN the neck. i
was deemed imperative, IN order To say
the life Of the mad 10 remove the tumo
He died under the operation. Arou
> $4,000 IN cash and checks were tOun
on his person.
SAX Francisco, Oct. I3-John
, Abbott, a lawyer and capitalist, and
, nominee on the Republican ticket Il
= supervisor, was shot and s,riOus
wounded by John ". Ingram plumbe
last night. Two shots were fired, OIL
taking effect IN :hc bowels and Tan.lr
y upward lodged in the breast. iuErs
j walked to the police station and ga
D himself up. Abbott was conveyed
Z his house. Ingram claimed that AbbO
copspirtd to defraud himself and b
; wife OF property held IN MIR. Ingram
i name. Ingram accuses Abbott Of pa
e fishing a slanderous statement n
II morning paper about two weeks ago I
n gardng himself aud wife, and IN Win
a disparity in their ages, he being
!. and sac -, was lightly COMMENT
Y upon. This article, according to 1
= grams statement, was the chief cause
% the shooting. Mr.. Abbott this mOrni
IS was resting quietly. His physician "a
r. there was no great danger to be fear,
.e and that Abbott might be able to
n about in the course OF week.
ID TERRE HAUTE, Oct. 23-Mr. Blai
left Granville at $50 this morning, ht
D. ing before HIM n LONG days ride to l.
: ayette. The first stop was az Suillv'
of a small station where there We're abC
re two Thousand people assembled. \
a, Blaine made a short speech and Was
1r ceIved IL the usual enthusiastic So
At Terre Haute there was great ds
al oustration, and as the train came Il
y, the city. steam whistles IN the factor
le | and on locomotives sounded WELDON
and when IL reached the depot the GRO
X received Mr.. Blaine with Wild chez
90 He was escorted by reception CONN
nv tee headed by the mayor Of the city, {
n carriage and driven IL process
h. through the crowed streets Tor about
no hour. Upon returning to the depot
made q short speech IL which be di
the distinction between the obi Sol
aud the new south. The new seek
=! industrial development Of that sect
ne and labOring to lead the people az
"a from the prejudices oi the past. The
lC- | ~,raiuliriat hrttar and hostile to nor