Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-02-04
or three persons were fatally injured and fourteen badly hurt.


 or three persons were fatally injured and fourteen badly hurt.
 MARIsvILLE, Cal, January N.-At ( conference of all the phy sIciabs of the city the case of leprosy discovered here wss pronounced genuine and the board oi health recommends a building be tent ed outside the town for the sufferer and hIs family.
 SAS FRASCIsco, January 27-The coro- ner's jury st the inquest over the re- mains of J. W. Wallace, chief patrol of the state fish commissioners, returned 6 verdict of suicide. The testimony of Commissioner Sherwood and Deputy Commissioner Csisma went to prove that Wallace had been collecting moneys never turned into the treasury of the Commissioners.
 'WAsHISGroS, January 27-White, of New York, introduced a bill for the pro lection and administration of forests on public lands.
 WAsHIsaroS, January 27.-Spesker Csrlisle's health is improving. He sn6 Mrs. Osrlsle left for Fortress Monroe this morning.
 HoLBRooK, Arizons, Jsnusry H-At the recent meetinglot the directors in New York city of the Aztec Land and Cattle O., general manager and head quarters st Holbrook, E. j. Simpson was elected general manager, vfoe Henry Warren, resigned. The company own one million acres grazing and Rgricul- tursl lands, situated ID the counties ot Apache and Ysvspai and on these lands 10000 head of stock and beef cattle.
 HoLBBooK, A. T., January 27-There IS another newspaper for Holbrook, the first issue of which appears February Ist, The new venture is called the Hol- brook Standard. Col. Nj. c. Lamonle is editor and proprietor. Politics, inde- pendent
 MEMPHIS. Tenn, January T.-Jsmes Burrovs, leader of 6 band of men who at various times during the past few years held up passenger trains in Texas, Missouri, Colorado and elsewhere and robbed passengers. express companies, etc, and in many instances killed and wounded persons who resisted. bss been arrested si Montgomery, Ala. HIs com psnion, Reuben Burrows, escaped by killing his pursuers and IS now hiding in the swamps. James Burrows will be taken to TeIarksns for trial.
 CHICAGO, January N-Advices from the east continue to tell the effects of the great snow storm. Railroads in New York, Pennsylvania and the New England states are blocksded. No cas- uslties are reported.
 SPRISGFIELD, Mass, January 27-The mail train for the north Connecticut riy- CT railroad last night became stalled in a cut north of Holyoke. A gang of men went to work thIs morning to dig it out. The snow was blowing about SO that nothing could De seen a few feet dis tsnt aud a train from Greenfield dashed into the gang killing three men and fs- tally wOunding another.
 WAsHISGroS, January 27-The score tsry of the treasury has decIded to allow the importation of meat cattle from Great Britain and Ireland on con- ditions that it has shown DO pleuro- pneumonis existed from where they are obtained for one year prior to e1porta- tion that the cattle are fully protected from contsgiOn in transportation and certificates and sfidsvIts from the com missioner of agriculture certifying to their health must be obtained before landing and they wlll then be subject to quarantine,
 TOPEKA, Kss., January 28-The char ter of the Kansas Texas and Mexican railway has been filed with the Secretary of State. Capital, fifty millions. The company propose 10 build 8 line from kansss City through the state of Kansas to Clark county, thence south through No Msn's Land, Mexico, and the Pan handle to Fl Psso, a distance of I2OO miles. Another branch will be run from Medicine Lodge southeast to Albuquer- que.
 Los ANGELES, January 28-Wm. Spesles, German reporter on the Ex- press, interviewed Anschlsgt this morn ing and succeeded in getting full con- iession of the murder of the Hitchcocks al Garden Grove. Ansohlsgt says be and Mir. Hitchcock left Garden Grove in an open wagon st five o'clock last Tues day morning for Santa Ana, and when about three miles on their journey, he took a ha,chet which he previously con- cealed. and attacked Hitchcock, killing him with 6 few blows. He then struck Mrs. Hitchcock. killing her with one blow He says he then drove a mile further and dug 8 hole and placed the bodies In it, covering the ground with strsw. He then vent back to the ranch and after changing his clothes and vssh- ing the hatchet, be drove to Santa Ana and got Decker, and the two men went back to the ranch and went to work. Anschlsgt says he murdered the Hitch cocks 10 get possession of the deed with out paying for the property. Ansohlsgs states positively that others had nothing to do with the crime. The funeral of the victims took place at Garden Grove to-day and vas attended by slsrse num- Der of people.
 OswEGo, \. r., January 2S-The storm ragged worse than ever here last nigh.. The deep cuts on railroads that had just been cleared of snow were once more filled up. The thermometer is ten de- grees below, here and the wind blowing 60 miles hour.
 CHICAGO. January 2S.-Whest, cash, 75 1916; May, S1 l5-l6. Corn, cash, 4Si May, 523s.
 NEW YoRK-Bsr silver 96 1-7.
 AUBURN, \. r., Jan. 2s-The storm shows DO signs of sbstIng in thls sec slou. The hotels here and at Csnsjoharie are crowded with snow bound guests, and there is but little prospect ot their being able to continue their journey for some days.
 NEW YORK, January 2S-The delay in the arrival and departure of mails, ov- ing to the snow blockade, continues and was worse last night than during the preceding "A hours Trains have not been SO irregular for several years. The New York Central is making no attempt to send out freight trains.
 SAN FRAsCIsoo, January 26-Besi < Belcher, . co: Crocker, 30; Chollsr, 600; Con. Vlrrinis, IS CO; Confidence, 1850; Gould & Curry. 650; Hale q Norcross, 966.: Locomotive, 30; Peer. 70, Peerless. 1.55; Potosi, CPS; Ophir, $50: Savage, 7.50 Sierra Nevada, 254; UnIon Con-. 40; Yellow Jacket S2oi Mt Disblo. < %.
 KANSAS CrIr, January G-The fol- lowing letter written by Senator h.