Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-06-06

| working the te rxraph wires. IL l. fear ed the loss of life WIll be heavy, as the ! latest information from there calls for 1 help, say Ibg hUudIe.is nave been kiil-d, and the distress am ,ng the people Is very great.
 Russian Poles.
 LONDON. June 2-The supposition that the expulsion Of Russian Poles from PTussIan territory, where they had seemed to escape Russian de-potism, was an understanding between the gov eruments of Russia and Germany seems to have no sufficient foundation. Russia It appears, is anything but pleased at the action oE the Prursian authorities and IS engaged m the execution of re- taliatory measures. Many Germans who have been residing m Russia are being forced 10 return to their native country, hardly any notice being given them. Mu,h hardship and suffering at tends their expulsi n In many instances these refugees reach the German from tier in a destitute condition.
 Fresh DynamIters
 LONDON, June 2.-The police are t- formed that two dynamiters have arriv- ed in England and only await favora- ble opportunity tO carry out their de signs. Notices have been sent to all police stations to arrest an Irish-Ameri- can who landed m England about the mIddle of May and took lodgings m London, and renamed there until the 26th of May. when he disappeared in a most suspicious manner, going off with another Ifish-AmeTIcan, for whom the police are also on the watch.
 slept First Rate.
 NEW YORK, June 2-Gen. Grant slept seven hours last night aud Dr. Douglass stated this morning that the General awoEe feeling first rate.
 Lynehed.
 WESTMINSTER, June ,. At I;30 o'clock this morning body of masked men rode into the city aud went at once to the jail where Townsend Cook (cOlOr- ed)was imprisoned for an outrage on Mrs. Knott near Mount Agrey few days ago. They broke down the jail door Overpowered the sheriff and pro ceeded to Co ks cell. A rope was placed around his neck, after which he wa- lei out and put into wagon and the maskers proceeded out on to the Mount Agrey ruHd. At three o'clock the body of Cook was found hanging from a tree about two miles from thIs plsce. Two bullet wounds were found in the back nf his neck. A piece Ot paper lacked tu the tree bore tue words, written In pen cil: This man confessed his crime" No clue has yet teen obtained as Co l who were engaged m the lyncbing.
 Accident or Suicide. which
 ST. LoUIs June 2-R. M Reynolds. ! late First Auditor of the U. $ Treasury, | killed hImseif this morning at the South ! ern Hotel. TLere IS an air shaft m the | hotel, over the rOtunda, which cuts | the different floors. Al five | minutes to 6 R-yn Ids either jumped or | fell over the railing on the third story l into the air shaft, He struck on the | marble floor of the rotunda with a re- | port that was hearl all over the hotel. | He was picked mp dead in front of the | office fl the clerk. Ills skull was frac- tured and one of his legs shattered. A | visit was made to Reynolds room which | disclosed that It was full nt gas, although | the stop-cock was turned; hence the I theory is held m the hotel that it must | be suicide, and after a failure t1 asphyx- fate himself he took the terrible dive to | the marble floor below. Reynolds had | made careful toilet. He had been ID St. Louis since Saturday, stopping with c. fl. Albert. hut left that gentleman's l house and put mp at the hotel las, night | He was in excellent spirits when last | seen alive, and no motive can be sug- gested f"r self-killIng. He was on lis | way to Kansas to buy land. He left the | United States Treasury only a connie of | weeks ago. He was about sixty years of age and fne-loOking, healthy man.
 Dynamite in Denver.
 DENVER, June 3-At an early hour this morning the residents of tue western | portion of the city were startled by a l loud explosion. An investigation sho =ed ] that barn . few feet 1T from the resi- dence of c. R. Davis, the four mill man, on Eighth street, vas blown up with | Ciant nnu1ar nr dynamite Gap,a