Mohave County miner., 1884-06-01

infernal machines in their posses sIon.
 Reading, Mass, May 27.-Mayali rubber factory burned. Loss S200-, Quo.
 St. Louls, May 25.-This morning Mrs. Alexander Edmont while suffer ing from temporary insanity, took her husbands razor and cut the throats of her two youngest children, killing them. She then cat the throat of another daughter, but not fatally, and then returning tC her bedroom cut her own throat. She will proba- ply die.
 Troy, N. Y, May 27.-The Bleach CT in Wilson's straw brad mill at Waterford, exploded last night, and tora the building to pieces, killing James Seddish, Edward Kelly. M. A. Shay, NJ. c. Red and John Hear, fore man, four others were slightly injur- ed.
 New York, May 2. A false alarm was circulated here, and probably in other cities. this morning that Secre- tary Lincoln was killed. Secretary Lincoln is at his dGsk at the war department to-day, and in usual Health.
 Savannah, Ga, May 27-David J. Dean, an ex-policeman, aged 25 years and unmarried, has been living in this city for some tune past with his brother, Buford L. Dean, 8 police man, ,inthe employ of the Ocean Steam ship company. Buford is a married man with three children, one of whom Is pretty girl, Is years of age,A few weeks ago Buford became suspicious of the relations between the uncle and niece To-day he took the girl to a physician and the visit establish the fact that she had been -4,9f11i ned
 aa2ng her nome tue father jed ter into his brothers room and
 ahaing them face to face, compell- ed them to confess theil sin. Buford then conducted his daughter down stairs where the rest of the family Were. and arming himself with a re volver, he went mp stairs to his broth CTS room, and without another word fired four bullets of thirty elght cali bre into hla body, one of the missiles penetrated the temple, and tue others passed through the chest, and he fel to the floor. Dayid's death was al most 1nstantanious. Buford then went down stairs and sent to the police barricks, asking that an officer be detailed to arrest him. He waited the officers arrival and accompanied him to a cell, smoking cigar. ] Pittsburg, May 28.-The Penn bank affairs are III an extremely muddlec condition. President Riddle is the only person who holds the key From the reticence of the direc tors and others concerned, 20 def nite conclusion can be reached, bu it is now taken for granted that the de2ositors are fortunate if they get per cent. of the money they have in vested. This much Is q definitely knowr that the concern is completely gutted Those who had the call on it's re sources drew with an unsparng hand and there is very little left. Tht books showed very little light, a most of tue accounts are in fctlou names. The shortage of S350,000 o overdrawn accounts, has grown t SI,OO0,O00, and the end is not ye reached. The liabilities. it is not be lie ved, will reach over S2,000,000.Las night, after business hours, William Riddle, attorney for the bank, filed ; confession of judgment in favor o he directors cf the bank for 5000 Tne Penn bank deficiency still grow and this evening has reached S1.26O, OJO and heavy defalcations are als hinted at which 1t is said reachet neari'7 S1 100000. The director have decided to have a thorougi investigation made and full state ment will be furnished the pubiIc an, if wrong has been done by any on they shall be made to pay the penal ty. Cashier R. E. Iber Is now unde lrviellance. President Riddle is bet ter to night and will probably b s'rong enough to come to the cit tomorrow. The directors have az pointed James Warner, ex-count commissioner assignee of the bank.
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