Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-05-29

the bbptists ward. The smallpox bal
 existed m St. Vincent de Paul viIlsg,
 for several days ana has now appeared
 ID the house of oue of the officers of tb'
 peniteniiary. Great fesrs ara enter
 taibed Of its spreading to the inmates O
 the in-titption.
 CHEYENNE, May 22-Special to th,
 Leader from Sidney says: James Ray
 holds was hanged berA yesterday for ths
 murder of Jas. and Jno Pinkston. fathel
 aud son. thirty miles aorth of Sidney, or
 september 9th, 1885. Reynolds wss
 was convicted of the crime December
 3lst. 1880, sipce which time he has been
 shammlng insanity. Doctors Msthesou
 and Carter of the Lincoln Insane Asy-
 luH. pronounced him sane and a jury
 for that purpose agreed as to bis sanity
 ID letter to his mother written last
 night, he acknowledged his crime. but
 he claims the Emissions and himself had
 dispute over the settlement of money
 mstters. In the fight he Killed them
 both. Reynolds was very cool and col
 lected when brought to the gallows. The drop fell st 3:26 p. m. and be was pro-
 bounced 3ead st i34 :.siiis.utes sss...ef ti.ss tss
 drop fell. There was a large crowd
 around the jail yard during the hanging
 but they were very orderly.
 SAN FRANCISCO, May 22.-A special dispatch received at the Turf Exchange
 today says that Bsldwin's Lucky B.
 won the Fleetwood handicap race, l3S miles at Louisville: Punk A second. keene third. Time, 2;53.
 PORTLAND, Oregon, May 22.-The names of the four men hanged by the Asotin county, W. T., vIsilantes, are, Todd Farmer, aged 9; Joe Grimes, aged 30; John O'Neil, aged 24, and a half breed called Jack. These were the ring leaders of 6 gang that has been running off cattle aud horses in that sec tion for months past. After getting on trick of the men through recent theft of stock and pursuing them over con- siderable territory. they were finally run to cover on Salmon river. Idaho, be- tween Whitebird and John Days. After a short but fierce fight the gang was compelled to surrender. There were six all told; the four named above were taken apart and, after @ brief trial. marched to 6 little copse of trees near the river and with their own lsrist> noOses were made and thrown over the beads of sach. The otber ends wer. drawn over limbs of trees. The doomed men then mounted their horses anC when all was in readiness the captain 0 the pursuing party said. "Men. yoI know what's before you. You have beer caught with stolen property in you possession and 1t has been decided Q the men you see around you that yc must be hung. The two of your com paDions lying over there are spared fo the present, but will be handed ove to the authorities. Have you snythiD to say before you are ushered into eteI 'ity?"
 "NO," said Farmer, who acted Q spokesman, "'Ye can't make us talk water. If yer gong ter hang us. giv gIt even on yer If yer do. though"
 IVY here's the rest of your confeder- ates?"
 "Find'em if ye can"
 At tius reioinder, the captain of tn. viligantes gave the sign and the ion horses sprang forward and the next m' ment four struggling bodies were dang ling in mid air. and the party immedi stely started, taking the two prisoner named Nicholas Fox and Chss. Ox well. The lives of these were saved O. account of .heir extreme yorth. hctl being under twengy. Twenty head hoTses were recovered.
 NEW YORK. May 22-The U. $. steam or Nipsic. from South America, though to have met with an accident, passed Sendy Hook. inward bound. at 5:30 this morning.
 ATHENS, May 21.-Tricoupis has formed a new ministry. He assumes the office of minister of war and minister of finance. Tricoupis an ovation last evening from the populace of Athens. In an inter- view he declared that the policy of the new government would be one of peace. They would demobilize the army and endeavor to avert the fnan- ciel crisis now threatening Greece.
 ATHENS, May 21-Dispstches received from the frontier whence they were sent at noon today, report continued firing between the Turkish and Greek out posts. The Turks were attempting to occupy Analipsis. They have been re pulsed st Phiotherdrs after severe fight ing. The Greeks remain firm in their position; their infantry are now pursu- ing the repulsed and retreating Turks near Saint Atnasius. The Greek artIl Iery has destroyed the Turkish earth works opposite Anslipsis. The Turks at Ssliosibia are now retreat ing towards Hssssnmellins. The Turks nave reoccupied Bairaklovi-
 YoSKKRs, N. r., May 2l.-Dr. bio Lewis, the author and reformer. dled a' his home here tbis morning after ar Illness of two or three days from erysip- slas.
 ST. LOUIS, May 21.-The grand jury which b ss been in session in HillsbcrC or the past nine days. finished theIr la DOTS yesterday. Their time has been almost given up to investigation oi charges of conspiracy against the lat 'ailrosd strikers, fifty-nine of whom were indicted. Many of them escaped before warrants could be served on then nd only four have been arrested.
 NEW YORK, May 2I-Alderman Jaehus VAS removed this morning st & yer ,arly hour from the Tombs and taken tC Sing Sing. to serve out his sentence Q iine years and ten months. As early ss Iix o'clock a crowd of people galherei bout the TOmbs' e1it:to see the prisone' If on his journey, accompanied by Deputy Sheriff to whom be wns hand ,uffsd. JsehDe left the prison and CD cred the carriage which was occupied y another deputy sheriff. The party were driven to the Grard Central depo- where they took the eight a. m. train for Sing Sing.
 SAS FRAScIsco, May 21.-NoOn in locations for the succsedIDg g. hours for California: Continued fair wesiher witt ogs along the northern coast.
 BUFFALO, May 2l.-Peter Louis Otto he wife murderer, was hanged thi, 
 ST LouIs, May 21.-The interest in be Maxwell case continues undiD nished. At the openipRs of tine pro eed | ngs this morning the crowd of curious psctators exceeded that in attendance my previous day. This was due, per laps, to the fact that a witness ras examined who positively iden- | flied the body found in the zinc runk at the Southern hotel as that of | 'reller. This witness proved to be J \. Frazer, of Toronto, Canada, for many | ears a photographer, but now a DOT rait painter and sculptor. The cross