Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-04-12
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J. s. Jones were poisoned yesterday by condensed milk; one, six months old, died. The condition of the other two is unfavorable. The family lives few miles from Prescott.
 QcIJoToA, April 6-An Indian brought into camp this morning piece of mln- eral which weighs Sl5 pounds. It was bought of him at sight for SIX dollars, and resold the next moment for twenty to Geo. Teitsworth. It IS evidently pure silver, and the real worth can't be less than one hundred dollars. There Is great excitement in camp about 1t. The Indian claims to have found it across the N Mexican line. He was offered one hundred and fifty dollars if he would tell where he found it, but refused.
 TOMBSTONE, April 6.-R. l.. Miller, formerly station agent for the New Mex leo and Arizona railroad at Contention, was arrested few days since for obtain ing seven hundred dollars by false pretences from one Green. The exami- nation resulted in the defendant being held to appear before the grand jury as charged Bail fixed at one thousand dollars.
 SAN FRANCISCO, April S.-To-morrow's g Alta will publish the following: Cicero Grimes was brought here to-day from Empire City, Or, and from hence will be taken to Fort Yuma to serve out his term of imprisonment, incurred as fol lows: About two years ago the stage go- ing out from Tucson was robbed and Wells, Fargo {, Co.'S. treasure box se- cured. The driver and physician, who was a passenger in the stage, shortly after leaving the scene of the robbery armed themselves, then returned and met the robbers, and in the fight which ensued the driver and the physician were Killed. Grimes and two others shortly after were arrested for the crime. Grimes companions were hung. Grimes through the interces. sIon of the physician's wife was con. victed of robbery only and sentenced tc 2l years in prison at Fort Yuma. Here he successfully played the insanity | dodge and Was eut to Stockton where | he was placed among the convalescents and effected his escape about four months ago. Rufus Smith and Hume | Wells, Fargo & Co.'S detectives have the | prisoner in charge.
 JUNCTION CITY, Ks, April S.-Yester l day noon Tim OCOnner and his brother | Mike were driving along the road tC | Dry Creek, F miles from here; they were warned by Ernest Alien and other, not to cross a certain piece of land be | longing to the school district. Not heed | iug the waning the attempt was made | to stop them, which did not succeed anC | they passed on, when returning later II the day the O'Conners found wir, stretched across the school district lanC to prevent their passage and five men two named Allen and three named | Breen, stationed there with shot gum ! and reyolvers. Mike O'Conner cut tht wire when Ernest Allen shot and killed | Tim 0Conner. Mike then rushed a one of the Breens with an axe and chop ped his head, inflicting mortal wounds | The party then closed in on Mike ant | broke a shotgun over his head disablinl him. All the parties were arrested anC | jmle1. The affair grew out of an olC ANAANA BGhh CN IT LAN ACl NIAAn anu V NtlA40lG
 CINCINNATI, April Sth.-The Seventl regiment left the city this morning, aDC the Jail Is now protected by the militiI and a detail Of fifty extra police unde | Lieutenant Langdon,in charge of Cat ling gun. The Assistant Sheriff anC the First regiment of militia remain II readiness for call. The riot shows effec in the sale of seats at the auction f0 the Dramatic Festival Association. 4 very small number of bidders was pres ent; only about one hundred seats wert sold during an hour. The sale was con tinued during the forenoon, and pre- miums began at $30, but fell so that tn, average was not over five dollars. Man ager Miles says he finds the peopl abroad actually afraid to come to CIs cinnati for fear of being shot, and h. says no appearance of safety seems sui ficient to remove the fear of danger.
 HALIFAX, April S.-Three wreckin! schooners are taking out the cargo O the wrecked steamer Steinman. Tn divers report the steamer upright an, the deck house in place, but the hui sh WIS signs of going to pieces. Tn, divers have not yet entered the cabin | No bodies have yet been seen in tn vessel. It Is the opinion of many ac quainte1 with the coast that most of tn, bodies outside the vessel will be carrie, to sea by the undertow. The survivin! Iasseugers leave tomorrow for Nev York. The opinions of sea faring me- acquainted with the approaches to tin harbor are unfavorable
 BALTIMORE, April S.-The Suns Rom special says: The example of the United States interfering to prevent the sale O the American College under a recent or der of the Court of Cessation, convert ing the property of the Propaganda FIdes into Italian rentes, is aoout to bt followed by certain other nations.
 SAN FRANCIsCo, April S.-Jame Rourke, employe of the custom house charged with cOmphcity in smugglin, | opium from the steamer Arabic Angus ?, 1882, has been found guilty, with rec | ommendation of mercy to the court He will be sentenced Thursday next.
 LONDON, April S.-The secretary O the Corn Exchange reports an enormous stock of wheat, barley and maize II | London. In the water side granarie: there are 454,O00 quarters more wheat than last year, and 10S,00O quarters less oats The Standard says: Ut is obvi ous that the wheat trade is overdone consequently it is important for London and Liverpool money lenders to know who holds thls extraordinary mass oi grain.'
 CINCINNATI, O., April S.-Returns from fifty seven of sixty-one voting places ir the city show the election of the entire Democratic ticket with the exception of clerk of pollce court, by majority from four to eight hundred. Municipal re form ticket boiled about S00 votes.
 CLEVELAND, O., April S.-The Repub- lican city ticket Is elected by an average majority of 3,100 John H. Farley che Democratic mayor, holding over, was elected last spring by 3,6O0 majority.
 SAN FRANCISCO, April S.-Mrs. Mc. LaughliD, widow of Chas. Mclaughlin who was shot and killed by Jerome B. Cox. has paid Nellie Mclaughlin, niece of the deceased capitalist, fifty thousand dollars in settlement of all claims by her against the estate.
 ROME, April S.--The Irish bishops will convene in Rome, in September