Mohave County miner., 1884-03-16

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 formerly from Chicago.
 Mrs. Lewis and her daughter aget 16, were found dead in bed, at New Haven, Conn, from suffication by gas, the burner being half turned The last heard ot Mrs. Lewis anC daughter was on Wednesday even. ing.
 In a quarrel at San Leandro, Cal.
 William Scotland drew a revolver and shot Aleck Dleterichsen, a sa- loon keeper, dead. When Scolland's father was told of the news he ex clalmed: My God can this be- and fell dead.
 Frederick Vierks, q German, 85 years of age, was found dead neal his barn, ln the town of Lind, with h1s skull crushed Tn. A mallet lay beside h1m, but no other trace of the mm derer could be discovered. Vierks had considerable money before the murder but it is now missing.
 A duel with swords was fought at Lisbon, Portugal, few days ago be- tween VIscount Roberdo and Mayor Serpo Pinto, in which the former re- ceived five wounds.
 The Western Union Telegraph comp any has declared a quarterly dividend of 11 per cent.
 At the Sacramento, Cal, munici- pal election the full Republican tick ct was elected, except the mayor.
 Lieut.. John W. Danenhower, U. s. Navy, of Jeanette fame, was mar ried to Miss Helen Lafin Sloan, at Oswego, N. r.. last Tuesday.
 All is now quiet in the Creek Ma tion, but It is feared that it may be the quiet that precedes the storm for red sticks, the war signal of the Creeks, nave been found in many places.
 The British forces reached Baker Pasha's position at Searbl Tuesday and went into camp. AbyssinIan scouts report that Osman Digma was in position and surrounded by large force of rebels. After dinner, about o'clock, the British started for the rebel camp. advancing in a square. The rebels are without entrench ment. Five thousand men have been sighted, The rebels are twelve miles distant.
 Much anxiety is felt m London in regard to tbe situation at Khartoum. A Times, Alexandria specIal says: It is proverbial that three courses are possible-to leave General Gordon to hia fate, to dispatch English troops to Khartoum or to import In dian troops, The policy of doing nothing has not hitherto achieved signal success.
 A Silver City (N. NJ, special of March 10th, says: Four of the train  robbers and Carlos Chavez, the mur- derer, and Charles Spencer, the horsO thief and murderer, broke jail this morning at g o'clock. A large posse of our citizens immediately followed them to the foothills of the Pinos Altos range whi-h is some six miles north of the town, where they over took them, and in the desperate fight that insued one of our most estlm able citizens. J. w. LaffeI, was killed as was also George w. Cleveland, the negro train robber, aud Carlos Chavez, the murderer of the China nan at Fort Bayard, Mitch Lee was and captured and Frark Taggart was also captpse Both of 5hese men were hung 1n 1a mile som where they were sanst5led by 5 ~determiD eitizens. Kit
 another of the train robbers, is sti1l at large. He is ths man who murdered Joseph W. Laffer The greatest excitement prevails, and it $ believed that three other murder ITS confined in the jail will be lynch sd to night, as the people are deter mined to rid the community Of this get of cut-throats whom the lay caI- lot punish, but who are guilty of murder in its most hienous forms. A party of three started in pursuit of Joy. and 1t is believed that lie was and killed, as his pursuers lre very reticent about the matter. In any event he is badly wounded and his escape is simply impossible.
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 SEVERAL FACTORIES DESTROYED.
 Detroit, Mich, March 12.-Tbo fire 9