Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-03-29
Condensed Telegrams.

cars Of wheat, corn and oats. Zachsriah Henronger and c. Deter bOusky were instantly killed cn Ffida
 by foul gas explosion in the Carso eolliery, near Shamoking, Pa. The National State Bank ot Boulder
 Colorado, has suspended. No crooked
 ness is charged. and if its affairs ar
 Iudlciously handled no losses to deposit
 ors will result
 Col. J. H. Msplesoa, of the Patti com
 binstion, having failed to appear 10
 sentence on Saturday. for violating tn
 fire ordinance, hls bail of $50 was de
 clared forfeited.
 At Marysville, Kansas. on Frida,
 night, forty masked men torcibly en
 tered the jail and took out Samue
 Prayer, convicted of the murder of Johl
 Pennington and wife, and hanged hIn
 to the iron bridge south of town.
 A Madrid dispatch says it is threat
 ened that France will send a militar, force into the little republic of ADdorrs
 The French demands are rejected Spain will regard the entry of the Frencl gen d'armes into Andorrs as breach o international law.
 James B. Johnson confessed to have feloniously shipped away druggists | goods from the house of Varnata < Co. at St. Joseph, Mo, to his stores in Sal Lake, Utah, and Pitkin, Colorado, shot and killed himself on the platform of the Union depot in Denver, Colorado on Saturday.
 A freight tram on the Lake Shore railroad, parted near Angola, and when the sections collided the shock caused the explosion of an oil tank on the oil car, setting fire to the train and also a western bound train. William Fowler aud Newell Sluer, brakemea, were burned to dea:h, and another badly hurt.
 While R. D. Crooker, bookkeeper ID the Commercial bank at Augusta, Ga, was making exchange at the National bank, his attention was diverted by an unknown party questioning him closely in reference to R check winch he held, and when he departed 1t was discovered that satchel containing S2,7O0 had been stolen. No clue to the thief.
 The first through train from the city of Mexico for Chicago, left the former place on Saturday, by special permis sion of the government. The party con- sisted of fifty distinguished persons, both Americans and Mexicans General freight and passenger agent Parker Is going in his prIvate car to Boston, to make arrangements to attract summer visitors, 300 of whom are expected to go in May.
 A New York dispatch say; General n E,., k,- . UF,~L.,1- ton said of the Republican chances. that they were never better than now. Five months ago believed that the Republicans were facing certain defeat dId not think that they had any chance. The fight in the House over tariff has made the election doubly certain to the Republicans. Grant repudiates all stories of his previous interviews, that have been recently published, and sn- nounced himself heartily for Logan.
 F. J. Elliott, a Fort Worth, Texas, bartender, was fatally stabbed on Mon day by a sick man named J. J. Maxey, whom Elliott Uss abusing.
 Information received in San Francisco states that yellow fever has broken out on board the "Iroquois,' attached to the dCluC s4uhulOu. lnC NCSoc4 ID Oil lAci way to Sitka, Alaska.
 General Crook reports that Charlie McComas was alive after the battle with the Apaches ir the Sierra Madres. The Indians think he perished in the cold storm which prevailed at that time.
 J. W. Murray, assassin of his brother in-law, Fred Yenken, in Portland, Ore gon, has been sentenced to be hanged on May 9th. He Is held in such con tempt for his c1wsrdly assassination that no one will render him any aid.
 The fire in the Oregon Improvement coal company's mIne, near Seattle, at extinRuisbment. It IS thought the result will be the closing of the mine indefinitely.
 Henry Potts WAS shot and killed on Monday, by BeDiamin Franklin, on Eagle Chief ranch, Cherokee Nation. They had soms trouble and exchanged several shots with the above result. The The murderer was arrested.
 Andy Elan, a wealthy planter of Dallas, Texas, but hard character, has been again arrested for stealing 1C0 head of cattle several years ago, the principal prosecuting witness, thought to be dead, having turned up.
 A young, married woman of good family, named Mrs. Bliffin, living at Erie, Pa, tried to elOpe on Sunday night with an illite-ate negro bod carrier Of that place. The plan was frustrated, but the woman escaped from the officers and has not yet been found.
 A Portland, Or, dispatch says: Judge J. H. Read, well known lawyer and Democratic politician of this State, died at Seattle, W. T., Sunday. He was for years a central figure in politics III Southern Oregon, and one of the most popular had entertaining stump speakers m the party.
 A modern Romeo and Juliet have been found ID Bentonville, Indiana. W. M. Dane, having been forbidden to pay his attentions to Ada Swift, girl of l3, bought two ounces of laudsnum, and gave her half, taking the balance him. self. The overdose saved their lives, but young Dane, upon being arrested for giving poison to the girl, shot and killed himselt
 The Sharon divorce trial was resumed Monday. The announcement made by the plaintiffs counsel that theIr case was closed created a sensation. It was believed that they had several more wit nesses to examine. Mrs. Hardenburg, the first witness for the defense testified that Miss Hill and Sharon visited her house ia November, 1880, when the for mer stated that she was engaged to Sha- ron. The alleged marriage contract bears date of August 9, 1880. In Au- gust, 1881, the plaintiff again visited her. saying that she was going East, as Sharon and she had qusrreled. She said that she hated to leave San Fran cisco, because she loved Reuben Lloyd better than any man she knew. Lloyd is a prominent attorney of this city.