Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-05
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ser, ID Oakland, last night, and then
 aent bullet through his own head
 Both are still living, but 1t if believed
 both will die. Grave has for some time
 past been rersecnting Mrs. Crowssr wItt
 his attentions, bnd on several occasions
 threatened to kill her unless she consent
 ed to marry him. This she refused C do. Yesterday afternoon the unfortun
 ate woman visited this city accompanied
 by Mrs. Mary Cheevsr. daughter oI
 Judge Penpie, of San Francisco, return ing 10 Oakland in the afternoon. Grave
 followed them and endesvored to ob
 tain entrance to Mrs Cheeyer',
 house where Mrs. Crowser was staying
 Mrs. Cheever saw him through the win
 dow and ran and bolted the front door
 Grave then stepped to the back of tho
 house and walked iu. Mrs. Crow
 ser was in the act of taking of her hat and gloves. Grave
 spoke to Ter but what he said IS mol
 known, no other person being present
 A moment later a pistol shot was heard
 followed immediately by three m'.re
 Mrs. Cheever rushed into the room
 and fouud Mrs. Cr"wssr stretched oui ou the floor and within few feet of hel
 lay Grave. In his right hand the still
 smoking revolver was tightly clenched
 while from a wound above his left cal
 the blood and brain matter was oozing
 A medical examination of Mrs. Crows
 CTS wounds show that all three of the
 bullets fired at her by Grave had taken effect; one entered her head front of the
 right ear, the second penetrated her
 neck and the other the right arm, above the elbow. She wss unable to speak
 the shock to her system having induced vomiting. The murderer was taken to the hospital. The wounded woman has a sister and widowed mother living in this city. She IS described as being an exceedingly handsome brunette. HeI former husband, from whom she was di' vorced, lives in New York. Grave was 6 tail, fne-looking man. but with coarse features. He was head steward at Page & Falch's restaurant, cor. of Turk and Mason streets, and bore an excellent reputation.
 LATER:-Grave died this morning.
 PHILADELPHIA, Penn, Aug. 1.--Ear. ly thIs morning a large elephant con- nected with the circus here broke loose and pulling down part of the tent rush ed around the enclosure wildly. Great excitement ensued, being increased by the cries of other animals. The em- plOyees ran ont calling for the police, but the latter declined to assist. A young man named John kimberline, from Altoona, was hurled a long dis tance by ihs animal, receiving serious injury. Eventually a force of workmen secured the fractions beast
 BAKERSFIELD, Cal. Aug. 3l--A fire broke out yesterday morning n the Chi ese theatre and Joss House on the northeast corner of Twentieth & K streets, entirely consuming that build ing, large Chisese restaurant, the store of Guong Wah Ling with merchandise valued at Sl.5O0, and several smaller building all In the Chinese quarter. The fire originated in the theHtre from the candle Of an opium fienj, who WAS reposing ca the stage. Loss about s.. 5OO. No insurance.
 PORTLAND, Aug 3l-The most disas- trous fire of the year occurred at 8u early hour yesterday, when l. F. Powers furniture factory WAS entirely destroyed, the loss being nearly S40,0O0; insurance SlS,OOO. The Narrow Gauge R. R con- pany's wharf adjscenr, was partly de- stroyed. Loss from S6,OO0 to S7.O00; no insurance. In stable adjoining, four horses were burned to death.
 ROME, Aug. 3l-Tbe oholsra has made its appearance Tn Ponzane. near Acquin, Tn the province of Alessandria- Seven persons have been attacked and four died. The coDtagion was conveyed by a family from MArseilles.
 MADRID, Aug. 3l.-The Spanish gov ernment has forwarded to Germany a copy of the agreement sigced three ! ears ago by native chiefs in which they recognized the sovereignty Of Spain over the Caroline islands.
 ST. LOUIS. Aug 30.-Lucius A. White, arrested on a charge of being imp!icst- ed in cnunterieitIng Brazilian Treasury notes, was brought before the United States Commissioner this afternoon. He waved preliminary examination, and was committed to jail to await action of the United States District Court in No- vember. He has made voluntary state ment to the District Attorney. the na- ture of which has not yet been revealed, however, and IL is probable he will en- ter plea of gully when the case IS reached In court.
 HAzLEToS, Pa, Aug. 30-Over four hundred Hungsrians and Polanders left here to-day for the North and West, and it is expected that n great many more will leave for the same region in a few days.
 LONDON, Aug. 30.-Sarah Bernhardt has signed contract for an American tour. guaranteeing her a minimum of 225 performances between May 1886, and May 1887, at SiO0 for each night and a percentage of the receipts above a cer- tain amount. The tour is to embrace both North and South America.
 VIENNA, Aug. 3O.-Political Correspon- dence publishes an interview with sn English Cabinet minister, whose name is withheld. In this the British states man states that Sir Henry Drummond Wolf, Special English Envoy to the Por- fe, has been instructed to declare to he Sultan that England is willing to EgyptIf Turkey will guarsn- lee to maintain order therein, ard that England recognizes the right of other powers in Egypt, but vii permit none of them except TuTkeyto undertake Q military occupation of the country.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 1-The follow ng further details of the attempted sui ,ide of General Towards son, have been received here from Salt Lake: Col. who returned from his trip with Senator and Mrs. Msnderson, through he Yellowstone National Park, reports hat General O. O. Howard arrived m | he Park q few days ago, bring ng party of ladies from Omaha. l Among them was a young lady | Fho wBs the tiancv of John | the l9 year old son of the Gen. | After the arrival of the General and | ,srty, the two young people had lov- IT'S quarrel and Mir. Howard took pis- ol, went into the bush near camp and | hot himself through the body. The | wound was examined by Dr. Shrannou, J. s. A., who pronounced it fatal. Gen. ,ral Howard Is overwhelmed with gr,ef. | | was not thought that the young man ould live more than a day or two, when ,ol. Stanton lief. the Park.
 NEW YORK. Sept. L-The managers of he elevated roads are making prepare ions to run the cars by electricity. Last