Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-09-22

ZanesvIle, O., says that @ corps of physi- cisns have been sent from there to the scene of sn sccIdent at Aucknsy, a town on the B. & O. road. It is reported ct Zanesville thst a hundred people were killed and wounded but no details known.
 TOMBSTONE, Sept. l4.-Early this morning fire broke out in the Oociden- tsl Hotel in this city. which entirely de- stroyed the upper story of the building and damaged the lower floor to a great extent. It also destroyed the book snd stationary store Of Monmonier Gdjoiring it on the south. Had it not been for the heroic work of the fremen the loss would have been much greater. Tue Occidental Hotel was owned by Mir. PaschOlly and was the largest and finest hotel in the city, Fortunately the guests with which the house was crowded es- csped in safety. but with the loss of some of their effects. Loss on bui dings and stock mostly covered by insurance, The ire was caused by the bursting of lsmp.
 SENTINEL Ariz., Sept. H-August ( Schultz died at the Agus Caliente springs l5 miles from this place st $ o'clock this morning from the effects of 6 rattlesnake bite. Schultz has lived ID this section of Arizona for the past s years ard came here from California. He was taking care of O. A. Luke's ranch and is supposed to have been bit ten some time in the night. A Mexican boy lot ked in the house this morning and seeing that something wss wrong vent to a neighbors who reached the house in time to see him die. He was unconscious and could not opesk, so that nothing is known as to his suffer ings further than could be judged by the appearance of the dead msn and the snake which he had killed in the yard.
 SAN FRASCIsco. Sept l4.-Goldenson was hanged at l2;5 to-day.
 The crowd which began to collect outside of the jail early this morning gradually increased until by II o'clock tbe throng was so dense that 1t WAS i'm possible for a vehicle to pass. The crowd was very orderly and easily beat back from jail by company of seventy pOliee.
 Goldenson walked up stairs without a tremor end when he reached bis cell door he stopped and took long look at the ecaffold. Outside of his pallor be did not seem to be affected. He then entered his cell and paced up and down with the priest.
 SAx FRANCISCO, Sept. H-AleIsuder Goldeuson spent hIs last night ID a man ner fully Tn accord with his conduct ever since the tateful afternoon nearly two years ago, when he shot and killed bis sweetheart, little Mamie Kelly. Alter his mother had called and said her lsst fsreEsll to her son. he received a oall from Father RasssnOli and afterwards engaged m R game of cards, keeping up h,larity all the time. Soon after mid night be called for wine and drsnk 8 toast with his jsilors. after which be lay down upon hIs cot and soon fell in- to fiifCl slumber.
 About three thirty this morning he sprang out oi bed and dressed himself. The priest made another call about 6;3O and after he had gone two persons Eysngelists, called and sung sno prayed with the prisoner. Goldenson's spirits appcRred to be greatly improved after the EvAngelists left him and he talked to hIs jsilors upon trivial matters and soon asked for breakfast which was brought him. He ate heartily and when he had finished breakfast he was asked if be wGs ready to go to the cell ou the upper corridor next 10 the scEf- toId. He answered in steady voice '1 sm" and then turned to ChIef JEilor l. ,tsers aad walked cut into the cor rIior.
 When the clcck struck the hour O, noon sheriff McMRnn and several dep rtias entered Goldenson's cell aud after reading the death warrant and shaking hands with the condemned man they =iafted to march to the scsff ili. Col 9ens-n still bore up we'll under the or l deal and when he reached the scsffold | be stepped forward and made few re- marks to these present, saying he hoped ! he would be forgiven aud go tO heaven. Ha then placed the moose around his | own neck and Ehen the straps and black cap were adjusted the trap vas sprung | There was hardly O movement of tbe | body after It fell and in about twenty minutes it was out down.
 NEW YORK. Sept. l4.-Dr. Wilferd Nelson, for some years a resident of the | Isthmus of Panama, and who made C special study of yellow fever and wrote a letter published in the Times in No ysmber pointing out the likelihood oi | the epidemic, said to-day that unless stringent precautionary measures art taken the epidemic msy recur next year The difficulty of utterly stamping 1t ouI
 when it Is once established is very great WASHINGTON Sept. 1.-The house committee on invalid pensions decided to recommend that the bill granting { | pension tO the widow of John Herbst bs i passed over the Presidents veto. Herbs enlisted in the Union Army but va,
 afterwards captured by StonemsD whil,
 bearing arms against the union. Herbsi claims be joined the enemy to escape
 tue hardships of prison life.
 SAN FRAScIsoo Sept. l4- Best G
 Belcher, 3.35, Crocker, 090; Ohollar ? 70; Con. Virginia, 900; Confidence l2O Gould S Curry, 265; Hale l Norcross, 430.; Locomotive, .O5; Peer
 50. Peerless, l.S0; Potosi, 20; Opbir 561: Savage, 2 %; Sierra Nevada, BIS
 Unlon Con-. 5 9. Yellow Jacket. 40,
 INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. 1.-The earl!
 trans from the east brought severs
 delegations of the G. A. +. who stopped
 over to pay their respects to Geners
 Hatrison. Gov. Rusk of Wisconsin ID
 troduced the General az the next pres
 ident of the United States. Gen. Harri
 son made brief speech.
 | CINCISNATTI. September A-Lste
 reports show that st the accident on th
 B. S O. three were killed and sbou
 thirty-twO others more or less injured Among them, some were grand arm, men from Putnam county.
 WASHINGTON Sept. 1.-The attorne
 general Iu his communication replyin to the resolution by delegate Dubois c Idaho, in calling for information It specting polygsmy said there had bee , 5D0 convictions ID Utah under the ls' of 'S2 and ID Idaho S9 convic ions. Foul teen psrdons had been granted by th l President on recommendations made O , the grounds of old age, ignorance ( law and extreme poverty. Fines to th amount of S4s. POS had been collecte and forfeitures to the amount of S25, ,OO COLUMBUS, O, Sept. l4-At today session of the G. A. R. encsmpment report of the committee on sdm:nistrI
 ton was read showing the treasury 2 be ID good condition. IL was decide | that the offices of Judge Advocate Ger e erAl and Inspector General should l