Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-11-20

and executed than be would like to hav,
 them know. An expert pcuman whC
 was before the grand jury last SaturdaJ I states that three letters sIgued i'm Cum Q mIngs, were written by the sama mar | and expresses his belief that that mar Q Was FrothinghHm and that hs wrote . them before the commission of the robbery, It now trarspires that the messengers trunk was shipped soon af- Ser the robbery and a number Uf sheets r Jf paper were found covered with copies of the signature of NJ. l. Barrett, man aRer Of the express company. lt IS sup | po-ed the messenger became able to forge his signature so that be might af- nX IL to the orders which the rObbsr pre-
 senied which allowed him 10 enter the car.
 ST. LoUIs, Nov. PA special from
 Chadwick Mo, says that about IOO
 Bald knobbers" entered the town gt
 o'clock yesterday morning and began a
 Taid on the saloons, their object being
 70 burst open the barrels and pour the
 whiskey out, but while they were at this
 voFk the citizens of the town opened
 fire on them, when the shooting became
 general, more than 100 shots being ex-
 changed. which resulted ID the s;an-
 pede Of the Bald knObbers.' It WIS
 sscertained that only one nau was seri-
 Ously wounded aud was 6 member of the
 Bali KnObbers' gang. whose com
 paniOns carried him away n the dark
 ness. The affair caused much excite
 Dent among the people Of the locality.
 ALBUQUERQUE, NM. November l2-| Capt. EdSard Friend. of tine II Psso
 Rides, arrived here nigbt before last and
 opened roll for recruits to join Cut
 tings hllibustering expedition 10 Mexico.
 IL l. understood that Zl3 names have
 been placed on tbe list ID this city and
 more are promised. It is expected that
 the expedition will be thoroughly or
 ganIzed within a month And the insurg-
 en;s will rendezvous at Fl PssO, from wh'c point they wIll invade ihe MexI- can republic The federal officials of this territory are closely watching their
 movements and will use every endeavor
 10 prevent the invasion of friendly neighbprIDg republic. he men being en-
 listed for tue expedition are we'll known characters, desperate ID tLe extreme and capable Os causing serious international trouble. PHILADELPHIA, Pa, November l2-l l Powderly last evening again declined to ! be interviewed on the Chicago beef and | pork butchers strike, He sand Carlton l sni Barry had full charge of affairs in Chicago, m behalf of the general exc cutiye board, and ID view of their better | knowledge of the situation he did not care to discuss any branch of tue sub ! ject with the meaxre information he had | at hSnd. He would neither deny nor admit that he had sent an order to Chi J T Ns. Co work on ten-hour basis.
 Los ANGELES. November l2-Albert | G. BoynioD. the double murIsrer, presented remarkable cOOlness aud it
 evident that from the beginning h. laid
 ou, his cOurse and nerved himself for
 the end. He has been most trsctable
 and obedient since bis Imprisonment.
 He has for a month past been visited
 daily by Rev. Dr. Birdsall, his spiritual
 adviser, and repeatedly prOfsssed re
 peuts Ills parting with his chil-
 Gren this ID Jrning was very pathetic
 and effecting. They seemed So realize
 that the separation was tiDsl, and only
 2, they cluug to him and refused io be 'tsktA a"ay by ths th.,,.sssfs ,s.s,1ssssfs o. eSlty
 who Eed in1.e'to farm ..-, did ms Iorti- tude fOrss--hc--.I. lie arose at 0 o"iock thIs morning and after c hearty break iast was cluseted with .he minister un- ul noon. He refused food at this time and signs of nervousness became more apparent. Sh"rtly after o'clock 1 Sheriff Gard entered BOyntO1's cell and read to him the death warrant The condemned man then asked the sheriff to kBeel down and pray with him. Mir. Gard complied. At , o'clock the pro
 
 10 the Csllows. BOyntOn accompanied by the sheriff Jed the way. Deputy Sheriff Cline drew the Hack cap over Buynton's head, just gs he did so the | latter was beard to say tO Eims-f Jesus Christ have mercy on my soul.' l He repeated this after Gard took ham by the haud to bid him good bye. Amid breathless silence, Gard asked him ii be WAS ready. As the faint answer 'yes" came, the trap was sprung.
 SAN FRAxcIsco. Nov. l2.-B. Fred- lar d .r. tailor. No. 22 Montgomery street, hes made an assign sEent to J. Baum , garter & Go, importers, who are Ihe , heaviest creditors. The liabilities are S62 600. Assets are not known. Among , the sufferers are the wO kmen employed z by hlrn, nearly S6l0O0 being due them.
 ANNA. III, November 12.-Wm M Wilson was hanged at JoueshOro to-day ( in ;hs jail yard for the murder of It. q wife. Wilson's crime was com mi'ted in ( the eastern part ot this county, January ( 7th nf this year Coming home alter ! ono of his customary absences he found ( a number of young men from the neigh hood cutting wood for his neglected r family. His wife kindly asked him m. I H. seemed enraged and went 10. Pres f enfly a pistol shot was heard and hi- a wife staggered out and fell de d. r
 NEW YORK, November 12.-Bill Dayis. ' II5 pounds, and Jack Ranney. l2l pounds. fought with two ounce gloves to a finish, Marquis of Queensbury rules, , near Rnckaway thIs morning. Thirty- ! two rounds were fought. Al the end ot the last round both fell down from l sheer exhaustion and although both e ,oed the mark for another round. the ' referee decided the fight draw.
 CHICAGO. November 12-One small : riot which was promptly uipped in the 1, bud. was all that occurred Bt the stock yn-ds to-day. Two hundred or 90 of the strikers attempted to tear m pieces the outfit of a recently eugaget employe ' fl Armour & Co, who was moyIug to uew place of residsncs. Some deputy {. ,herifTs interfered before much damage was done. but the mob remained ID the for some time. and at last &C., l counts the unfort nate employe was s,lll ! 1uder the pro,ection. of the sherifi's guards.
 There is a large increase ID the num- c Der of men at vol k, snd 1t would seem tLat in q few days the houses would nave full gangs at work. O1e packer on a looking over the crowd of thousand or C more remarked that the material was [ none of the best and w0uld need con siderable wee ding cut bef1re !, vonlt r be very servicesblr There is a crowd !; f colored people among the imported men. [
 PARIS. November l2-Tbe city of ] Nice has beeu VI lied by enormous waves q from the Mediterranean sea. The water ' swept away the qusys and promenade ! DO the Anglaise plantation. Upward ot | Dne hrudred people were carried oif iheir feet and the quays and promenade covered with sand. Rain amounting to 2 ..ra~ Nr.-N !