Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-02-02
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PRESCOTT, A. T., Jan. 25.-An sppea
 was entered by the attorneys in the cas'
 of James Munroe, under sentence oi
 death for murderine John Shay, and
 appeal granted by Judge French today
 This actlon delays the execution untll
 next session Of the Supreme Court. in
 January, 1885.
 TOMBSTONE. Jan. 26.-The examina-
 of Billy Delaney for complicity in the
 Bisbee mnrder. closed yesterday. The defendant was held without bail
 The Mexican who accompanied Deputy Sheriff Daniels in his chase after big Dan DOwd, has been found hanging to a tree, near the Sonora line, with his body riddled with bullets. It IS sup posed to be the work of the rustler friends of Dowd.
 YUMA, Jan. 26.-Last night about eight o'clock, a-fre broke out in Chines sWash,louse on Main street. In less than an hour the building was entirely destroyed. Very little was saved except the personal effects of the ChinGmen. The customers of the laundry are the heaviest losers, but the exact damage cannot be estimated. The fire was caused by the explosion of a coal oil lamp. No insurance.
 PREsCoTT, Jan. 26.-The following Is from J. W. Sullivan, one of the heavy cattle men of Yavapai county, whose cattle range is seventy or seventy-fye miles northwest of Prescott in Big Chino Valley. Three young buck Indians came to his camp. fire, about one hun dred and fifty yards from where two men and himself were baling hay; a young boy len years old accidentally shot and killed one of the Indians. The boy ran and the Indians fired at him and ran away. On their retreat they killed horse belonging to Sullivan. Sullivan remains at hIs ranch, but anticipates trouble. He sent Antonio Garcia in with a dispatch who arrived here last night after hard rIde. A company of soldiers left to-day for the scene of trouble.
 WILCOX, A. T. Jan. 2S.--Dr Given, of the Carlisle, Pa, Indian school, arrived here last evening in charge of fifty-two Indian children iron San Carlos agency. Every Apache tribe IS represented among these children and no Goubt 1t will be a of future peace from hostile Apsches. These children were turned over to Dr. Given, by Agent Wilcox. The agent himself accompanies the par ty, having in charge four chiefs who are to visit the Carlisle and Hampton schools and also Washington. Agent Sanchez, of the Pueblo agency, N. NJ, will also turr over to Dr. Givens fifteen children for the same school Lieutenant West also accompanies the party to assist Dr. Given and will perhaps visit his parents in Washington while On the trip.
 SAN FRAyCIscO, Jan. 2S. - Reports from all parts of the state record CO., Dious rain and q cheerful feeling of the farmers over the prospects, of good crops.
 The Chronicles Chicago special says: The Tribune's Washington special states that a number of English peers have bought large tracts m the southwest, none among whom expect a return from their investment under twenty or thirty years. They expect their investments to pay well through the development of the country. The Englishmen say they believe in the thorough stability of this country and know of no place in the world where investments are SO safe.
 GALr. Cal. Jan. 2S-A fire broke out in the Veranda hotel at lone, caused by the Chinese using coal oil in making fire in the kitchen. The hotel was burned and Thomas Bennett perished Tn the flames and, It IS supposed, a stranger who took lodgings there last night, met a similar fate. The total loss IS SlO,O0O; insurance, S3,0O0. IL was owned by Mrs. kingsley.