Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-11-17
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ity to perform the necessary work in sd- dition to that of the general command of the army. Gen. Howard is transfer red from the division of the Pacific to the division of the Atlantic and Gen. Miles from the department of Arizona to the division of the Pacific. and Col. Grierson of the 10th Osvslry to the department of Arizona.
 ST LOUIS Nov l5--A special to the Post Dispatch this morning from Chris tisn county the home of the famous Bald Kuobber king, Dave Wilkins, IS to the effect that five of the witnesses who testified against him in his trial for mur- der, have been lynched by Bald Knob bers. The friends of Walker waited un- til the supreme court passed upon the case of Walker and when 1t was amour ced that the ex-chief of the Bald Knob Der regulators" must hang, they wreak ed vengeance on five of the leading wit nesses who brought him within the sha- dows off the golltws,
 Los ANGELES, Nov. l5.-It was nearly midnight last night when death watch first discovered that Anschlag, the Garden Grove murderer had taken pol sCn. The condemned man was attacked with violent oonvulsions and admitted he had taken strychnIne. Physicians were summoned and every effort made to resucitste him but without avail. The body was delivered to the coroner and great crowds been pouring into the un- dertaking office all morning to view re-
 mains of the murderer.
 ,4 Grot a r,votarv hnU AneQhl9Q
 got tbe poison but letter which he
 wrote yesterday was found at o'clock
 tbis morning in which he stated he pre-
 ferred to commit suicide as he did no'
 want to disgrace hIs family and the Ger
 man nation by being hung. He further
 declared that he had kept the poison
 concealed about hIm for SIX months and
 that it had been given him by Pat Long
 6 petty thief who secured 1t through
 Frank Fray, the Antelope valley hrt
 bug. He said Wolf, the San Juar
 murderer, had instructed him how tc
 use poison.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 15.-The rslr
 has been falling in this city, nearly al
 morning. The indications for CslifornIs
 for twenty four hours commencing noor
 today are good for rsiD,
 NEW YORK, Nov, 15.-Oficial returns
 from 45 out of co counties in the State and reliable estimates from the others show Hsrrisons majority to be about
 l3,000.
 Los ANGELES, Gal, Nov. 15-Frit7 Anschlag who murdered Mir. and Mrs. Hitchcock at Garden Grove last De, cember and who vss to have been ex' ecuted for bis crime to morrow, commit ted suicide this morning by taking strychnine which he had concealed ID some plug tobacco.
 WArRRrowS, Oak, Nov. 15 Governor Mellette has gone east to confer with General Harrison about the admission of Dakota.
 JACKSONVILLE Fla, Nov. 15-For first time iu nearly three months train load of passengers left here yesterday morn ing for cities in the north via Macon, Georgia, The passengers were looked in a car and were not allowed to leave it until they reached Macon. The party consists of seventeen persons.
 WATERLOO N. r., Nov. 15.-Chss John son hanged this morning for the murder of John Waters, guard stthe Waterloo jail.
 NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 15.-Word was received here from Donsldsonville say ing thst Negro had been lynched for
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 ANBURS, N. Y. Nov 15-The Ceremo- ny of unveiling the Seward Statue took place to-day, in the presence of a large concourse of people. including many guests from out of town. Little Fanny Seward daughter of Gen. Seward and grand daughter of the states man unveiled the ststus.
 WASHINGTON, Nov 15-Quietly, simply in the pres -nce of the brides relatives and personal friends and few members of official society and several hundred of the general public. Hon. Joseph Chsm- berlsin and Miss Mary EndIcott were married at Todock this afternoon in the Episcopal Church.
 ST LOUIS, Nov. 4-Advices from Lit He Rock, Arkansas, say that the official returns from the second congressional district glve Breckenridge, democratic, s32 majority over Clayton. republican.
 SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 1.-The official -eturns from the first congressional dis rict have not yet been received. It is however, that based on the stest returns. Thompson, democratic, the election to bis opponent, Dehsven, republican.
 SAN FRAsCIsoo, November 14-Best'& 3elcher, 9.00;Crocker, 1O;Ohollsr, 10; Jon. Virsinis, 1915; Confidence, TOO }ouId 6 Curry, 525; Hale S Norcross, i.13; Locomotive, 25: Peer, 75; Peerless, .75; Potosi, 40; Ophir. 7.50; Savage. 100; Sierra Nevada, 430; Union Con. -l5; Yellow Jacket. 500.
 ABERDES. Oak. Nov. IA small prsi ie fire which was started yesterday Rf- e.noon to the westward of the city, as tuned alarming proportions, the wind weeping the flames through tall dry 'rsirie grass towards the city. The fire 'rigsde are endesvoring to fight back he flames but it is greatly feared the own will be destroyed.
 INDIANAPOLIS, Nov 1.-The report of he treasurer as submitted to the Gene al Assembly of the Knights of Labor o-day shows that at the end of June 'S7 1e order was several thousand dollars head. but owing to decrease in the of about three hundred aoussnd during the past year, the bal nee in treasury Oct. 31, 1888 was S46, 'ith S3,6S7 in due and unpaid bills.
 SAN FRASCIsoo, Nov, IA special 'om Washington says that Gen. How I'd, now in command of the division of le Pacific, will, it is said, be transferred , New York and be placed in command [ the department of the Atlantic vice en. Schofeld, who will restrict his ls- DTS in the future to the duties pertain Ig solely to the general army. Gen. toward will be succeeded by Gen. Miles ho m turn will be succeeded by Oel. of the 10 cavalry, who is st resent in command of the district of ew Mexico. His successor has not been shnitely determined upon, although oL Carr has been mentioned in connec- on.
 INDIANAPOLIS, Nov l4-Mrs. Bsiry's I port to the Knights of Labor gives the ( ices paid to women and girls in the { Irious parts of the country which she f d visited and describes the dissdvsn- T ges under which they work. She says | st operators on mems pants vbich re- r il st from Sl to S7 per pair often get ' It S0c. per day. Speaking of her trip '
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