Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-02-04

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 reported.
 FL PAso. January 26.-Chas. Key
 holds, the hotel clerk who robbed th,
 vsllse of W. Denethan 8 few days sine,
 and lied, has been spprehended ID MexI co. DenethAn says be is unable to ge extrsdition papers for Reynolds, bu
 will have him prosecuted by the MeIi- can authorities in Chihushus, notvith standing the offence was eomitted IT this country.
 ALBANY. N. r., January 26-Ths Democratic State Committee failed C make choice of man to represent New York ID the Democratic National Con- vention. Alter thirty ballots had been cast the committee adjourned at mid night The last ballot was seventeen for Rosweld r. Flowers and seventeen for William l.. Mowery. This leaves the state withou. a Representative at the national convention.
 ALBUoURBQUE, January 26.-Reports of losses of stock ID New Mexico on account of severe weather are unfound- cd. Special reports to the Democrat from all pests of New Mexico show cat tie every where are ID excellent condi- tion.
 SANTA ANA, Cal, Jsnusry 27.-The cit zsEs of this community have been greatly Cx:i;ed the pRst few days, over the dlssp Desrance of Chss. B. Hitch cock aud Dis wife who lived on a small ranch at Garden Grove. The belief be. came general yesterday that they have been murdered. A young German named Fred Anschlag came from Ana helm sJOnt two weeks ago and joined them. Negotiations have been pend Ing between him and Hitchcock for the purchase of the ranch and arrangements were mple:ed Saturday for the sale of the property. Ansehlsg stopped at hitchcock's house, saying he was waiting for bis money to srrIye. Hitchcock and wife disappeared Monday and Ansohlsg and another German, named Anton Decker took up their permanent resi- dence on the ranch and said that the ssle had been effected and that Hitch cock had left town The story is not believed and added to it are a number of suspicious circumstances. The men were Lrrested and a guard placed over them st the house while searching psrties secured the country over. Yesterday afternoon the bodies of Hitchcock and vile were found buried under 0 pile of straw, two miles frOm Garden Grove. The bodies were fright fully mutiiG:ed and bore evidence that the bloody deed had been done with an sx after which the bodies were burned. As soon as the bodies Vt re found a constable took the prisoners Anschtag and Decker, and stAried for town with them, but be- fore reaching It they were Oyerisken by the furiatei ci,izens who took the pris- oners away from the officer, placed @ rope around their necks and quietly strung the tm up to tree and left the bodies dBrgliug m the air.
 Les ANGELES. Jan. 27.-The account published n the morning papers about the lyncLIug of ths murderers of the HitchcOcks, near Santa Ans, last night. is incorrect. The murdereTs were lodged over night ID the AnRheim jail to prevent their escape and brought to jail ID this city this morning.
 Los ANGELES. January 2 A special from Ansheim to the Express, says: "GreRt excitement prevailed among ths citizens wben the Hitchcock murderers were JEs1.h. 70 town. The prisoners were secretly placed in the cellar of a store aud kept there till this morning. A band If men broke into tbe jail last night, but failed to 6nd their game. The men we're brought to Los Angeles this morning and placed in the county jail"
 SAs FRAScIsco. Jan. 27.-The steamer City of New York from China and Japan entered the hsrbor this morning flying the yellow flag and three css of small poI were found on board. The purser contracted the disease before the steam CT started aud was left in Hong Kong and lady cabin passenger died on the way. The steamer will be placed m quarantine.
 NEW YORK, Jan. 27.-Tbe snow has drifted badly in all directions and trains are either abandoned or running wild.
 PLYMOUTH, N. H.. Jan. 27-Tbe wealth CT is the worst ever known. The snow Is IS inches deep; the mercury six be- low zero and the wind blessing a hurri cane. Seven trains are blocked near here. some sithout fuel or water.
 WAsHISGToS, January 27-The house committee of elections to-day disposed of the IndIaoa contested election case by ordering 8 report to the house, de- claring the seat vacant on the ground that White, the sitting member IS in- eligible, while Lowry the contestant did not have R majority of the votes cast. The adoption of the report by the house would necessitste another election ID the Sixth Indiana District. The repub- licans will present minority report de- clsring White elected 10 the seat.
 The deficiency blll of last year with the senate amendments was passed by the house to-day.
 TROY, x. r, January 27-A Boston train ran into freight train west Of WIlliamstovn about last midnight. killing the conductor and one brakeman and seriously irjuring three other brake men.
 BERLIN, January 27.-The debate on the anti socialist bill began in the reich stag to-day. Her. Von Puttksmer, presi- dent of the council, said that the social ists had attempted to overthrow all existing institutions, and therefore could not claim that to be treated under the common Legislation required by the house against the terrors ot unfettered social democracy was inhumsn-
 WAsHISGroS, January 27.-The frac- ture of the steel be4ms for the cruiser Charleston, being built in San Francisco has created considerable anxiety among naval officers in this city. A section of one of the fractured besms has been re ceived al the department and shows the crack extended almost through the beam. It has been learned that four fractured beams are said to have been welded and worked into ibe vessel, but sfterward removed. Some anxiety IS felt about the Charleston steel already worked.
 SANTA FE, January 27.-In the case of the territory against l.. \. Fewell, on trial for killing one Bstchelder st Esps- no,s last year, the supreme court has reversed the judgment of the lower court and sent the case back Tor trlsI. He was originally sentenced fo len years in the psniientisry. He pleads self defense. He hss served SIX months but goes out on bsil tomorrow.
 JACKSON, Cal, January H:-Fire broke out In the Plymouth Consolidated mine on Tuesday. A number of men ID the mine at fhe time, were hoisted out unipjured, The shafts are closed and il is thought that the fires are exiin- suisped now. but nothing definite IS