Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-12-29

anu arm says me lAsteet or tne nhm- bletopian stsllions. Stsr,le, IS dead, He starved to death having sn ulcer ID his mouth. had record for one halt mile of l,O418 and 2I9tor one mile.
 WAsHISGroS, Dec. 26-The remains of Gen. John A. Logan were removed to-day from Beck Creek cemetery to the new Logan Chapel in the National Soldiers Homs cemetery. All the fsm- fly were present except Mrs. Logan, who is In Europe. The remains have been cssed in 8 steel basket and rest on the titled floor in the centre of the chap l. visible to the public through heavy iron doors.
 SAN FRASCrsco, Dec. 26-Vice-Presi- dent O. F. Crocker, of the $. P com psny, in an interview to-day said the company had already begun to pay the heavy taxes claimed by the state and the several counties through which tie road runs. The states portion of be- tween 800 aud 5000 dollars IS to short ly be settled. The total amount of taxes to be paid is stated to be over s9OO,- 900
 PaILADKLPHIA, PA. Dec. 26-Boys playing in the Fairmount park to-day found two bundles in section of the ne~ water oompspy's main stored there. Tue bundles contained the horrible pu- tilsted remains of a man, evidently s German ab 'qt 35 years of age. His legs had been cut Uff close to the trunk by 8 sharp knife and the bones sawed through. 4 leather strap was around bis aist and his arms were tied ID front ct the wrists with a stout cord. the back of the head was crushed in @ terrible manner, sud there were three knife wounds in the side Sf kis face. ps. of newspaper covered with blood and on | the margin of which was written in English the words "Kohler Plsb. Hobe- ker hotel" Numberless tracks were found in the vicinity, apparently made | by & wheelbarrow. Late last night German living near where the remains were found was awakened by the pre- vious barking of his dogs and seizlng 2 crow bar, ran out of doors. He hailed su object he saw moving from the direc
 ton of tSe park and receiving no reply he aroused John Ernest the proprietor of the Reservoir hotel, and both called on the man to halt. but the mysterious visitor disappeared in the darkness.
 SAN FRASoIsoo. Dec. 26-Ths confer cnce of both the republican and demo- cratic county committees met again te- dsy to discuss the matter of bringing the frauds perpstrsted at the last elec-
 ton to the attention of the grand jury. The proposition of a general recount
 was discu ssed, but finally dropped. II is stated by Chairman Smiley of the re- pnb'icsn county committee that tbe time for commencing the recount would expire January 3rd and the republiian
 party oi San Francisco county, be
 thought, would bs satisfied with the sc' complisbment of the recount alresdy
 commenced as this would probably fI
 the blame where the frauds lie.
 MARBLEHRAD, Mass. Dec. 26-The
 most reliable estimates of the total losses by to-dsy's fire are SSOO,OOO and ten thousand or more men are thrown out of employment. Thirty-ssven
 structures were destroy ed. thirteen were dwelling houses, twelve factories and twelve miscellaneous. So quickly did the flames spread that whole blocks
 were ruined in fifteen minutes. It is now estimated that between eight and nine acres were burned over. None oi the manufacturers think 1t possible to rebuild this winter. There is a gerersl feeling of depression in the town.
 NEW BEDFORD, Dec. 27-The news
 have been received of the murder of Ed
 ward ". Hovlapd, former New Bed ford msp. in Mexico, where for year has had charge of two electric stations. Onlv the mere fact of the killing IS ob- tsinable.
 OsvEso, \. r., Dec. 27-James Green, 6 prominent citizen of Wolcott, cut his
 wiie's throat this morning and then end ed hIs own life in O like manner Domestic trouble the cause.
 w.zurroros-, Deo- 91-Tka Wsr pa-
 pertinent hss received no additional
 particulars concerning the arrest oi General Stanley, commanding the de-
 pertinent of Texas while executing the
 order of ejectment issued. No nstruc.
 tions have been given to him m regard
 hs future action. He has, 1t is erpls D. ed. full discretion in matter of tskipR 2
 possession of property, and can order
 troops to Austin for that purpos., if he deems it necessary. The question of his defense before @ civil court has been re-
 ferred to the Attorney General at Austin
 Texas. Sheriff White who refred to jail General Stanley was arrested to-day
 for contempt of court His trIslis now
 ip progress.
 ST. LOUIs. Mo. Dso. 27-Ths wool growers of Kirable, Mensrd, Sutton snd
 Schlicher counties, Texas. yesterday
 adopted resolutions urging congress tu
 amend the present tariff and prevsn. the importation of foreign wool, unoer the name of string waste, thread waste. etc now used to evsds the tariff. In view of
 the fact that all the TsIss delegates iD congress favor free wool. they request $. J. Randall of PeDnsylvsnis and Wm.
 Mckinley of Ohio to represent the TeIss | wool growing industry when rsvisiU D
 Of the tariff comes up in the house
 CHICAGO. Dec. 27-Senstor Jones Nev- ada was here last night GU his vsy to Wa hirgton He said that slihongb
 Pacific Coast is hardly SsnguiRe enough to expect representation ID the Cabinet, We would be pleased to furnish man for the Secretsryship of the Ilterior. We transact so much land business |
 our Country that it IS ouly fair this .h
 cisl should be selected from the roI.h-
 west, we are strongly in favor ofa
 tsry,of the treasury who advoe'se 'NO'e coinage of silver.
 PHILADELPHIA, DUc. 27-The Fissn- tine Josefs, bripss news of an outrage | suffered .t the bands of the Sprash gov erpment vh1s dischsrging hf Grso st Porto Rico. The custom Cdichis dis- covered 20 packages of corn sssrcn marked on the vessels ms1itest nissing. The vessel was seized by the spsnlsh authorities and held until fine d t4VOC vss paid. The value of the gocts oli not exceed $25. The master snI ere" were forced to suffer many indinities at the hands of tie goveTnornf the Island, and other officials. Ater the fine had been paid it was sscs'ained that the missing goods bad been deiiv- cred by mistske--9p board th sblp Josephes, which lay mex, to HSoseis. ID New York. but were plced on the Josefa's manifest EIplnation was made to the Spanish authorities snd re- turn of the fine requested lut ls was re- fused. The owners have filed com plsint against the Spanish Eovernmen, with Secretary Bsysrd. It EIl be urged that the war ships Gsienf ana