Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-04-21
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 mat the operation be performed success
 fully. She took the drug and became l, unconscious and when she recovered found Harlan had accumulated her ruin. She told how she had been in- B duced to take the last rlde with Harlan. , how they drove to a barn at Compton
 and how Harlan had attempted to take liberties with her. She drew a revolver which she had brought to kill herself with and pointed it at his heart, Harlan
 tired to take it from her and in the struggle the weapon was discharged
 three times, the first shot striking Har-
 Ian n the hand. The defendant be-
 came exhausted at this point of the
 testimony and 8 recess vss taken until
 afternoon.
 Alter recess the defendant, Hattie
 WooIsieiD, again took the stand and
 said she left Dr. Barlsn's body in the
 barn and drove home The next day
 she got 6 vstch that Harlan hed gwen
 her and buried it with the postol in Jones grove.
 In referring to the attempted suicide at the police station she said she took the drug because sine was so disgrRced and treated with so much cruelty that she could not live any longer. "I want ed 10 have 8 lawyer and some friends sent for, but they would not let me send | for them" The witness then detailed the attempt of Chief of Police Darcy 10 1 outrage her ID the buggy in the south | west part ot the town, the witness con tiDued: "He said If 1 would do as he wanted me to he would let me go and take no further steps to prosecute me. | l kept up screaming and he finally | swore st me and forcIDg me back in the buggy swOre he would put me through II did not do as he bld me. He forced me to promise him that would never tell. told my sister Minnie however. | All the time he kept me down in his | office he refused to allow me to see any person except my si ter" The defend ant WAS subjected to long cross-ex- animation by the district attorney, but adhered very closely to the story. The defense then rested the case and recess was taken until tomorrow.
 CoLToS, April PA shock of earth quake was felt here at 5:30 this morning.
 PARIS, April 12.-A crank fred three shots from a revolver at the gates of the Presidents residence to day. He was arrested to-day and said that the Presi- dent would not attend to grievances of which he was the victim.
 PORTLAND. Oregon, April I2.-The Republican State Central Committee held @ meeting to day. Lewis J. Barin | was elected chairman, Preparations were made for the campaign and the | national and state electiors.
 ST. PAUL, April l2-The water in the | Mississippi bss passed the danger line | for the people living on the flats. On l be northwest side of the river a num- ! Der of families found 1t necessary to | leave their homes.
 WASHINGTON, April I2.-The MexIcsn 1 minister at Washington has been in | structed by President DiGz to negotiate | treaty of friendship, commerce and na- | viggiion with China and another with | Japan throIR0 their respective ministers | residing ID Washington.
 NEW YORK. April -At4;3O Dr. Bar ker issued s bulletin stating that CoDk- | lin9's condition WAS about the game | He has taken plenty of nourishment during the day and rested well He I Was awake when the doctor vas there | and recognized him and shook his | head,
 COnkling is trifie better but DO par ticulars are givep. Among tie callers to-day were August Belmsnt and Col. Fred Grant.
 SAN FRANCISCO April l2.-In compTi- ance with instruction from the Lieut.. General commanding tue army, First Lieutenant Thgddius ". Jones. resi- mental qusrteImGster of the Tenth Cav airy, will proceed to San Carlos, Arizo- ns, and relieve Capt. Francis E. Pierce, of ths First Infantry. acting as Indian agent at the San Carlos reservation. Captain Pierce will join hIs company at B BaRicis Bsrrsokf ,'Ualitornis.
 NEw:YoRK. April l2-Mrs Diss De Barr, who was arrested last night on a charge of copspiring to defrsud Luther Marsh through pretended spiritual man. ifestations, was srraiRned this morning. Lawyer w. J. Howe appeared as sttOr- ney for Marsh and denounced the wo- msn as an imposter and said Marsh de- clsred it could be proved that she was not the person she pretended to be, h. spector Byrnes says that she has ID her possession letters from many prominent business and socIeiy men which If pub hshed would create the liveliest kInd of a sensation.
 ALBANY, April PA resolution pro yidIpg for the submission to the people of a prohibition amendment was adopt cd in ,he assembly to-day, the repub- licans voting for and democrats against it.
 WAsHISGroS, April 12.-The motion 10 refer the Presidents annual message was taken up, and Coke addressed the senate upon the causes which took four teen million dollars now in the treasury, n~edlessly from the pockets of the peo- ne. He said the channels of trade pro duced more aggravated results each wear, and unless removed, a calamity fatally involving all the industries or tbe country must follow. The Presi- dent simply voiced the demand of the whole country. Coke denounced high tariff and protection ideas, as false, heart less and groundless.
 Al the conclusion of COke's speech the senate resumed consideration Of the hill Tor the admission of South Dakota. Turpie spoke in opposition to the msJorl ty bill and in support of the bill of tne minority.
 Cullum spoke ln f6Vor or tue mhgolh' hill for admitting Dakota In reviewing inc history of the question he said. the territory had been knocking at the doors of congress for years with 8 population very much larger than any other terri tory ever admitted ss a state, and the whole opposition WAS based on the tact that the democrats did not want further political complications until after the election. The figures of the electorRi college would not be changed before 1892. He said: "You may prevent the changing of figures through the sdmis- sion of South Dskota, but we intend 70 chan ee the figures by the honest vote of the state. already in." After sn e1- change of bsdinsge between Culium, Butler and Allison and 6 response from Edmunds that he would spesk on the .ubject, the senate went into execnuvs session and afterwards adjourned unhi Monday.
 BRADFORD. Penn, April 12.-A pas sepger train on the Erie railroad coin- ded with freight train siI miles below this city to-day. Twenty cars Of vnlcn tnOltnHT