Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-04-21

e hO AufccllRdtc N0s mattec. ': NEW YORK, April 13.-Mrs. Conklin d came down stairs about s o'clock thi . morning and there was a marked chang 2 TOT The better in her appearance. Sh X spoke hopefully about her husband an, r said the doctors had spoken to her en - eouragingly iL regard to his condition 2 Dr' Barker said this morning that Conk l hng's chances for recovery were nov T one in six.
 WARSAW, N. r., April 13.-Robt. ys, : Crunt was hanged this morning for th,
 murder of his sweethesrt's hglf brotbe Willery, ID October 1886. He was mem , Der of the Salvation Army.
 CHICAGO, April I3.-Ihe jury in tho Brushlngham cHse has disagreed. Tn, defe ndant was pastor of the Adams St Methodist church and was charged wIiL illegal percentage.
 WASHINGTON. April l3 3-Mrs, Gracie
 q. Bulkley committed suicide last night
 by taking poison. Airs. Bulkley was the
 only daughter of Judge Curtice WhiileT
 and her elOpement with young Bulkley
 some month ago caused quite s sensa-
 tiOn. She seperated from him after mar
 riage and went to her fathers house. A
 few days afterwards she went to live
 with him aud after a short time return ed to her parents.
 Nav YORK, April 13-Dr Agnew is stIll seriously Ill with peridplitIs. Dr.
 Sands, who performed the operation on CODkling, will to-day perform an operation on Agrew, who was one ot the consulting physicians in the CODkling case. Dr. Sands said this morning that Agnew is much nearer dead than Conk- | ling.
 FERGUS FALLS, Minn., April l3-Nel- son HolOng was hanged here this after noon for the murder of hls employers daughter, young girl of sixteen, whom i, is thought he ravished before com hitting the deed.
 BIRMINGHAM, Ala, April l3 A con- struc;Ion train on the Kansas City, Memphis & Birmingham railway wss wrecked sixty miles west of here last evening. Four working men were killed and one injured fatally. Nine others are seriously burt The train when backing st hiGh rate of speed struck 8 COW and was ditched.
 ST. JoHSsvILLE \. Y,-Burglars en- tered the First National Bank early this morning and carried of about ten thousand dollars ID cash and another thousand dollars worth of property. WAsHISGroS April I3-Clerk read the Journal of the Legislative day of Wednesday April 4tb, consisting of 9l manuscript pages exclusive Of II roll calls, the latter omitted m reading large number of executive document which have accumulated during the der l lock and were laid before the Hose and appropriately referred.
 The committee Merchant, Marine and fisheries today authorized a favorable report on Dunn bill, making 1t lawful for citizens of the United Ststes to buy vessels in foreign countries and import them free of duty or other charges and have the tbem registered as vessels of the United States.
 WAsHISGToS, April l3.-The legisla- tive spd judiciary executive sppropris ton bill ss agreed upon in the house makes total appropriation of twenty millions ot dollars which IS nine hun dred thousand dollars less than estims ted. and two buBdred thousand dollars less thsn current appropriation for same service.
 FLORIDA, \. T., April l3.-Two dwel- lings burned here last night. Mrs. Bird and babe. occupying one of the upper stories, perished.
 FALMOUTH. Mass. AprIl l3.-A dis astrous fire started this noon burning very fast with & strong wind. The yil- lage of Tea Ticket is In great danger.
 WASHINGTON, April l3-Inspector Lubbock of San Francisco, having re- | ported that petroleum was not safe fuel, l for large boilers, has been instructed by | Secretary FaIrchild to withdraw all per mits for is usage except III the case of small steam launches
 SAN FRASCIsCo, April l3--IDforms- ton bas rescned this city of 6 tragedy to- day at Emeryville, 6. small town in Ala meds county, few miles from Oakland. | LouIs Hansen, whose wife recently SC | cured divorce from him and sftervard | married J. C. Gardener. went to the | hotel where his former wife and her | husband were stopping, and in fit of jealousy shot them both. He then turn ed the weapon on himself and fell to the | floor dead Gardner and his wife are | alive and it is believed they will recover.
 SAN FRANCISCO. Apil I3--The meet ipg of the trsns-contineDtal association | is announced to be held here on May | lst.
 The annual report of the state miner ologists state that CslIforcIs produced a | total of SI3G62, ,9j3 in ores and bullion | the past year and exported 10 other countries forty-three millions worth of silver.
 The greatest petroleum fields in the state are ID the southern counties. Tha | oil is adapted for use on locomotives and | is cheaper than coal.
 Natural gas has not been found in sufficient quantities tO be of economical value. owIng to the rock ID the petroleum | sections.
 WAsHINGroN, April I3-The Secre- tsry of War directed the following trsDs- fer of troops, the movement to com mence not later than June list: The | ThiTd Infantry and Twenty-tltth lnfsn- | try will exchange stations ID the depart ment of Dakota; the Fifth Infantry will | be concentrated st BIsmark.- Dskots, and then moved to such stations in the | department or LtAhe hr JUG S'Ah hh1huulLk | General of that department may desiR- | nate; the Sixteenth Infantry will be moved to be department of the Plstts, with headquarters Gt Fort Douglas, Utah; companies of the Sixth Infantry | now at Fort Douglas, Utah, will go to | Fort Lewis. Colorado; the Thirteenth | Infantry. ID tine department of Arizona, | EIll exchange stations with the Twenty | Fourth Infantry in the department of Missouri; Battery G, First Artillery in the department of the east, will ex- change stations with Battery F, First Artillery, in department of CslifornIs; a portion of the Eighth Cavalry. now ID the department of Dakota, will be con centrsjed at Fort Mssd, Dakota, md then move to Fort Riley, Kansas, the Eighth Cavalry will be concentrated st such points ID the department of Texss ss the Commanding General may desig- nate and then moved to Fort Meade, Dakote.
 NEW YORK. April 13.-A fire broke out on the ship Glenguin lying a. the dock in Brooklyn this afternoon and sl- so Ignited q pier. The fire gained con- siderable heaiwsy before the fremen arrived and caused loss of one hun Sra1 thouasnd doilRrs The origin Ot