Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-08-29

in his head and revolver in his nand He was thirty-five years of age ana un- married.
 While e party of young men were swimming in Stockton Slough, near the city limits yesterday, Will c. Seamands, A single man, age p. was taken vitn cramps and drowned just as a compsn- ion was reaching to save him. his body was recovered two hours later. he WAS one of the best swimmers in the city.
 AUBURN, Gala, Aug. 26-Lsst night 6 Chinese barber disembOweled Chinese cook with knife over debt or len cents. The injured man will die.
 PHILADKLPHIA, Pa, Aug. 26-About 7 o'clock tbIs morning an explosion oc- cured in the show window of James IS. Roger's saloon, at the northeast corner of 9 h and Callowhill streets. The ex- plosion shattered the glass ID all the windows within half block. Upon eK- animation 1t was found that some one had placed a dynamite cartridge upon the window sill, and the mark or the fuse could be seen. Rogers says be has DO enemies and can imagine no cause for the act. The damage amounts to about sl.500.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 25.-The mem be,s of the California Produce Ex- change, at a meeting to-day, decided to disincorporate, wind up the affairs of the concern and divide between them any funds that might remain after the settling of liabilities.
 LOUISVILLE, Ky Aug. 26-The body of the beautiful young woman found Tn the river just above here and thought to be Mrs. Annie Johnson, of Madison, Ind. has been identified as certainly that of Miss Laura Nourse, who came here a short time ago from Cincinnati, where she Las been engaged ID missionary work.
 Facts have been developed showing that she had deliberately tied 8 towel over her mouth and walked into the river, leaving her clothes on the bank. Miss Nourse lad been staying at the young ladies home and was here search ing for employment. She was highly educated and refined and has a brother in New Orleans. She left a letter in her trunk, saying she was tired of hte's struggles and denounced GOd as 6 fraud m whom she had trusted all her life, but who wouldn't help her in her trouble and distress. Miss NOurse was born in Washington and IS a daughter of an army officer.
 CHICAGO, Aug 26-Lste Saturday night, in the sparsely populated section of the town of Lake. Sarah Snyder. mistress of Cornelius 0'Lesry, was shot and almost instantly killed, and Kate O'Lesry, sister of the supposed murder CT, seriously wounded by a pistol shot, that she will probably die. It is be- lieved to be almost certain that OLesry killed his mistress and attempted the life of his sister. OLeary has not yet | been found. The wounded woman re- fuses to say anything whatever about the affair. Theloccurrence assumes an historical aspect in that Cornelius O'Leary is the son of the Mrs. O'Leary whose fractious COW kicked over the lamp that started the fire that burned Chicago.
 WAsHINGToS, Aug. 26-The remains of Hon. Seth l.. Phelps, late minister to Peru, which arrived in New York yes terday by steamer CitS of Para, reached Washington this morning. They were received by Seyellon Brown, son-in-lsv of the deceased, and A. A. Adee, Third , Assistant Secretary of State, and con veyed to Oakhill Cemetery, Georgetown, and deposited in a receiving vault. The body will not really Oe inferred until October, when it is understood the fu- neral ceremonies will take place. f NEW YORK, Aug. GA Laredo, Tex, special says: Five bandits were brought in yesterday by company of soldiers, who captured them after a desperate | fight in which three bandits were killed and two soldiers wounded. One Of the slain bandits was Juan Cheusrrea, aged IS, who, 1t is said. killed SIX men. He was R brother of Caledonia Chsuarrea, who was hanged here on the 14th inst.
 CoPESHEGAS, Aug. 25.-rhe cssheir of Landmarks bank, of this city, has been arrested. He has embezzled 130Gn kroner.