Arizona weekly citizen., 1889-06-29

c. bridge near the scene of his crime IT HELENA, Mont, June Hamilton l. Wilber was arrested yesterday as tn
 man who murdered five emigrants il ); Judith county. Wilber is now in jail a
 Great Falls. The murdered family ar, !; most positively identified as Josepl
 Kurtz and wife and Ed Briggs and wife '; of Helena.
 l: CHICAGO, June 22-The American der
 by was run this afternoon. Forty five B thousand people were in attendance
 Spokane was the first favorite. The Cal
 ifornla horse Sorrento next, the other
 horses being backed heavily. FREMONT, Ohio. June 22.-Physicians
 in attendance upon Mrs. R. B. Hayes, at
 p. m, report an unchanged condition.
 She Is nearly unconscious and entirely
 free from pain. Her right side is entire
 ly paralyZed and she is speechless Her
 recovery is doubtful.
 CHICAGO, June 22.-George E. Brooks news agent, says that on the night Gro min was murdered he was driving in
 Lake View with his sweetheart and saw
 three men take trunk from the Carl
 son cottage and dump the contents in | | tify the men as can also his female com panion. He kept quiet so long because
 he was afraid he would be killed if he told his story. His description of one of
 the men is said to fit Burke. the Win
 nipeg prisoner.
 | CHICAGO, June Chicago 3; Phila- | delphia 2. Batteries: Chicago, Krock and Darling. Philadelphia, Gleason and | Clemets
 Indianapolis, June 21.-Inapolis s;
 Washington 3. Batteries: Indianapo- lis, Bogle and Buckley; Washington, Huddock and Daley.
 Philadelphia June 21.-Columbus, o; Athletics 3.
 Pittsburg June -Pittsburg 3; Boston 6.
 CH clGo, June 22.-The American | Derby was won by Spokane first, ,tSorren- | to second and Don Jose third.
 FL PAso, June 21.-The democrats last l night nominated Richard Caples for mayor:
 PARIS, June 21.-The Vieux Chen in the Deauboury, the largest furniture | depot in Europe, was burned today; loss, half million dollars.
 NEW YORK, June 21-S1, 10000 in gold was received this morning for shipment, making total amount to go by to-moF- rows steamers S5, 100000.
 JoHNsTowN, June 21.-It seems to be the general belief that the authorities are masters of the situation. All the saloons in this place were closed to-day by order of General Hastings. Thirty two bodies were taken from the wreck age to-day.
 CLEVELAND, O., June 21,-Mrs. Hayes, wife of ex-president Hayes, was stricken with apopl0xy about o'clock this after noon, at her home in Fremont, paralysis of the right side resulted, rendering her speeches.. Medical help was summon ed immediately, but all efforts to restore the body to consciousness have thus far failed.
 TRUCKEK. Cal, June 21-Two diary men employed by Henry Fesseler, liv- ing three miles south of Truckee. quar- reled this afternoon, and one shot the other killing him instantly. The mur- derer then shot at Fesseler and fired twice at George Schoffer. Fesseler and
  case but the murderer has not yet been arrested.
 Los ANGELES. June 21.-George Null holland. of Australia, knocked out Reilly Manning. of this city, in the 45 round of a finish fight, Queensbury rules, at the rooms of the Southern California Athletic Club last night Mulholland weighted 137 pounds, Manning 135.
 ALBUQUERQUE, NJ M, June 21.-At Grant, ninety miles west of here, last night, Eriel Hudson, E. H. Brozie and Richard Wilson, cowboys, entered Block and Bido's store and began throwing dice far drinks. About s o'clock they were ordered to stop, which provoked a quarrel and a scuffle. Block rushed for a revolver but before he could use the weapon he was knocked down. He got up and recovering the revolver shot at Hudson as he was running out of the store, killing him instantly. Emil Bibo then shot at Brogil with a Winchester in the right arm, probably fatally. Bibo then handed gun to Mexican, telling him to kill Brogil, and the Mexican fired five shots at him without effect. The wounded were brought to this city. Wilson has not been heard from and it is feared he too has been killed. Block is also seriously wounded.
 BOSTON, June 21-A disasterous fire accompanied by serious loss of life Oc- cured this evening in the fire works es- tablishment of Hever Bros. Three dead { bodies have been taken from the ruins, ( L | juries, It is feared there may be more victims among the debris. A salesman on the second floor saw flash among some fireworks behind one of the coun- ters and the flames spread with almost escape of several of the men in the up per stories, and in five minutes the dense smoke and almost constant dis charge of fireworks of different kinds made perfect pandimonium.
 LINCOLN, New, June 21.-The British American Associations communication scores Egan and the administration wig orously and says Egan's appointment is insulting to the national dignity and ability of the sixty millions of people comprising this great republic: he being a fugitive from British justice. Gov. Thayer in reply says the sentiments con tained in the communication are insult ing to every citizen of the republic, ab- horent to every sense of justice and fair play, degrading to humanity and a dis dishonor to the country. He says: Il denounce them and their au- thors with unmeasured indignation and they should be held up to public repro batIon."
 ALBUoUERQUE, N. M., June 21.-Carl F. Halton telegraphed from Hereon, Texas, to-day that he had caught J. J. Smith, the Arizona train robber and was waiting for the requisition papers.
 CHICAGO, June 21.-The proceedings of the grand jury closed their investiga- tion in the Cronin matter for the time being, but will be kept open to give the