Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-02-09

The remains of those crushed and ere,
 mated were encofined to-day anl con
 veyed tO their former homes 10 await
 interment tomorrow.
 SAN FRANCIsCO Feb. An attempt was
 made last night to wreck the hunters
 train on the South Pacific narrow guage
 railroad near Morton street, AlGmeia.
 A rail had been placed across the track
 and the engine jumped tIe track and
 ran for about hundred yards wLeL
 was brought to stop. Ihe tra-. VI.
 torn up and the engine disabled; i- Jury to passengers owIug tO th fact
 that the train was going at slow rate of
 speed.
 PARIS, Feb. 4-Elgeue Rouher died | yesterday morning. He was mcon-
 scious for hours before the end. Prince Napoleon had previously visited him; ] the Empress Eugenie has telegTaphed | her condolences to the widow ROuher
 was minister under BonGparte's adm,nis- | tratiOn.
 ST. PErURsBURG, Feb. 4.-Thirty-three
 thousand deaths from dipther1a are re- ported from the province KhorkhoE, be-
 tween 1878 and 1882.
 GALVESTON, Tex, Feb 1.-The News
 Crockett special says: The negro Sandy
 Robinson" who murdered deputy sheriff Lathrop recently in Leon county, was taken from the Crockett jail at 10 o'clock this morning by 100 masked men and hanged 10 tree near the graveyard at EdgertOwn. Sheriff Rayne begged the mob not to take the prisoner, but he was quickly overpowered.
 CHARLESTON, Feb. 4.-The News and Courier publishes an elaborate report of the condition Of the agricultural manu- featuring and mining industries of South l Carolina. It says South Carolina last | year derived from agriculture manufaot- | ures and mining S22,0O0,000 mora than | ID 1860. The advance of agriculture IS l due to the labors of white people of the | state. Colored people as a rule are not | making progress and are not saving | money and not acquiring land; but they | succeed better as land owners than as tenants.
 BERLIN, Feb. 4-Lieutenant Harber brother of the officer escorting the re mains of DeLong and party, passed through here today on his way to Ham burg. When the remains arrived the coffins were heaped with wreaths. They could not be seen. Sargent, American Minister received the escort at the sta- ton. At meeting of the Geographical Society, President Schelinitz spoke in the highest praise of the Jeannette ex- petition.
 BALTIMORE, Feb. IA delegation from Richmond Is here making collec- tions to build home for indigent con- federate soldiers. Contributions in Washington and this city are liberal The delegation are going to New York and Boston.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. At the writ ten request of Jackson Temple, the COlton suit has been further postponed | until the l2th instant in order to clear the criminal docket of SOnoma county of much business which the great civil case has thrown behind.
 RENDvILLE, Feb. 4.-Peter Clifford, a young brakeman on the Ohio Central l was awakened last Saturday night by two men, who asked him to come to the door. He went to the door, and as soon as 1t was opened one of the men put pistol to hIs breast and fired. Clifford fell into the arms of his wife, saying, "Ihe Hickeys have killed me" and died m a few minutes. He was much esteemed among his neighbOrs, and was but recently married. The Hickeys, who bear hard name, were ar rested, four in number, including Joe Reddy, a brOther-in-law of Richard Hickey's. Last night mob of several | hundred men surrounded the jail. took Richard Hickey and Reddy to a grove near by, where Hickey was hanged, he refusing to confess or deny. Reddy was also strung up, but the rope broke and | he protested his innocence, and begged , 30 piteously that the crowd spared him | Tor trial.