Mohave County miner., 1884-06-15

 marching from Montana to Idaho and crossed the main range of the Rockies on the 3d of June. He re- ports snow several feet deep aud the waather still very cold.
 Lawrence, Kan, June-9:-A severe wind storm passed through the south ern part of this county Sunday blow ing down several houses and injuring one woman seriously. Damage to crops and stock considerable.
 Cincinnati, June 9.-About 12:30 tonight Pat McDermot shot and killed Chas. and John Kennedy, brothers, during drunken quarrel in John Hart's saloon on the corner of Court and Central avenue. The men were bricklayers and had been drinking together when the quarrel arose. McDermot was arrested.
 Denver, June 7.-The shooting of Gen. H. B. Bearce, rear Leadville. last evening, has caused great excite ment here. where be is so we'll known and so highly respected. He came to Colorado with the '59trs, and has been prominently connected with the inning interests of Colorado, and has taken an active part IF local pol itics. He was chairman of the Dem ccratic central committee during the Grant-Campbell contest. The latest reports received states that Samuel Dorey, who dId the shooting. gave himself up and IS now in jail. He claims he had sufficient cause for committing the act. Physicians say that Mir. Bearce's con0Itlon is very critical aad-they have but little hopes of saving his life. D. H. Moffat. president of the First National bank, this city, this morning accompanied by Mrs. Bearce, left for Twin Lakes where Mir. Bearce now lays.
 New York, June 7.-Gen. James Watson Webb died this evening Gen. Webb was a journalist of national reputation and was born in New York City in 1902.
 Pittsburg, June 9.-A frightful ac- cident happened at Leetsdale, on the Cleveland & Pittsburg railroad, about half past six this morning, by winch two persons were instantly killed and another received fatal injuries. A party of five strolling Italians were tramplng toward thls city on the railroad track, when freight tram came along, and in stepping off to avoid 1t three of them were struck by the Cleveland express coming from an opposite direction. The express was running at high rate of speed, and the victims were hurled twenty feet in the air. Dominic Hadrie, aged 40, lodged in the cross arms of a telegraph pole and when taken down life was extinct. Ills SOD, Joseph, aged 15, had his skull crush ed and back broken. His death was instanta neous. Dominic Brown had both legs broken and was injured in formally. He was brought to this city and placed in the west Pennsyl- vania hospital. He cannot recover.
 St. Paul, June 9.-At Duluth. Sat urday afternoon, the wife of farm CT named Emisks Lurena, near Her msntown, wont to neighbours for milk. and not returning, search was made and continued until 2 o'clock this afternoon, when the woman's body was found most horribly mutt lated. She had been outraged. then shot twice iG the head, thrown across log, her bowels cut open and DOT tions of her flesh cut of and thrown aside. Her shoes and pail of milk were found near q camp fire of some tramps, who it is believed committed the tieudish deed. The community IS thoroughly aroused,
 Philadelphia. June l1.-Michael F. Doran, the Eastern Penitentiary keeper, who was murdered by con vict Taylor last Saturday, was buried yesterday morning at 8:30 o'clock, from his late residence.
 Pekin, June 9.-The Ambassador ship to France has been cancelled, and conclusion made wi h France and condemned preparations of de fence.
 Cincinnati, June 11.-The republl- cans of the Fourteenth Ohio distrlct yesterday nominated Gen. Charles Grosvenor for congress.
 Wilmington, Del, June 10.-In the Middleton defalcatlon of 3S,0OO, real estate transferred by the cashier is | valued at $.0,000.