Arizona weekly citizen., 1889-07-20

Dub dl SuHQOWH when dDOuU Jlr66- | fourths of mile from it it collapsed and disappeared. It is supposed to be a
 missing air ship.
 There seems no longer any reason to doubt that Hogan, the aeronaut is dead.
 4 pilot says the last thing he saw the | ballon parted from the basket and sail | ed away. The basket sank. He cruisod
 where 1t went down but could find
 nothing. Hagan was forty-six years old, and made over four hundred successful balloon ascensions and 32parachu ute leaps | in 2S years. He was regarded as the foremost aeronaut in the world. Some of his friends still hope he may be alive,
 even if injured, and landed in some out of-the-way place,
 NEW YORK, July 1S.-A detective from
 Mississippi arrived to-day with requisi- tion from Gov. Lowery of Mississippi, calling for the arrest of Charley Mitchell
 and Mike Donovan. He has no requisi-
 tion for Sullivan, Kilrain or Muldoon. ] Search is being made for them. Los ANGELES, July 1.-The board of police commissioners, after long and somewhat acrimoneous session this even | ing, removed J. F. Burns from the office
 
 tive J. M. Gl ss as his successor.
 DAYToT, Ohio, July 1S.-Capt. Abott and seven other secret service men this | morning made descent on the United | States hotel to capture a gang of coun- | terfeiters. Officer Dounel was wounded twice, but not fatally, one escaping coun- terfeiter was shot in the side, but the extent of his injury Is not known. Two | carpet sacks of counterfeit ten dollar l bills were found and the search is not ended. The hotel belongs to Nelson Briggs, an aged and noted counterfeiter. LITTLE ROCK, July 1S.-Arsenic was placed in the food of four children of Thos. Hunter, painter, living near Star city, Tuesday. Three have died. The criminal and his motive unknown. OTTAWA, July 1S.-The contract for the new Atlantic mail service undertaken by the Andersons of London, was signed yesterday. It calls for fleet of steam CTS of 20 knots capacity, and for making the journey between Quebec and Ply mouth in 6 days, Halifax to be the ter minus in winter and Quebec in summer. It is reported that Anderson is also to | undertake the service between Vancou- yer and China and Japan.
 WASHINGTON, July 1S-Walker Blaine, who has just returned from Bar Harbor, reports that his father is quite we'll. The Postmaster General to-day open ed proposals for furnishing the post of | flee department with postal cards for the new year beginning October 1st | next. There were tw i've bids and a material reduction in prices from the present contract obtained.
 CHICAGO, July 18.-A boiler in the Touring mill of R. B. Stone, Lumber & Company. exploded this morning killing Jefferson King, engineer, daily laborer
 and Fred Beiffel. teamster. Entire
 building wrecked.
 LONDON, July 1s.-At the inquest on 1 the body of the woman murdered in Whitechapel yesterday the facts devel- oped that there were sixteen wounds on the body.
 SANTA ROSA, Cal, July 18.-Wm. Bolle,
 son of Henry Bolle, one of the leading
 winemakers of this county, and Martin Piper, a workman, were suffocated in 6 fermenting tank last night. It is sup posed that Piper entered the tank be- fore the gas generated from the juice
 had time to disperse, and being overcome Bolle went to his assistance. Both were taken from the tank dead.
 WASHINGTON, July 1.-The President
 and Mrs Harrison arrived here this af- ternoon.
 PRESCOTT, Ariz., July 17.-A.W. Gal | len better known in Arizona and Kan
 sas as 'Old Grizzly" shot and instantly
 killed Byron J. Charles and Frank Work, at his mining camp at Orofino, | Monday evening. Sheriff O'Neil went
 out today and arrested Callen, who is
 now in jail, and refuses to talk about the matter further than to say that he
 was justified in the act. But from other sources it is learned that the trouble
 arose over a mining claim that Callen
 had been working. Charles and Work attempted to drive him off, when he
 shot them both with double barrelod shot gun loaded with buck shot. The examination takes place to-mor- row. Callen was once very wealthy and prominent in politics in Kansas, having served one or two terms as member of | the legislature. He has resided in this county since 187!, being engaged in mining. Charles has also lived here for several years and had the reputation of being a rash man and ready to shoot at sight at the slightest provocation. But little is known of Work Four men wit messed the killing. OLYMPIA, July 17.-In the constitu- tional convention to-day the committee on miscellaneous subjects reported against submitting the prohibition ques tion to the vote of the people. The com mittee on bill of rights has resolved to abolish the grand jury system. SIOUX FALLS, Dak., July 17.-Little business was transacted in the constitu- tional convention to-day. The commit tee on legislative and judicial apportion- ment has failed to come to any definite understanding. It held stormy ses- sion this afternoon and rescinded all pre- vious action.
 HELENA, July 17.-Among proposi- tions introduced was a resolution defin- ing Montana boundaries, and another in regard to the qualification of all office holders and specified that they must re- side two years in Montana.
 LINCOLN, Neb., July 19.-Four men lost their lives in this city this afternoon under peculiar circumstances. A watch was dropped in cess pool and men were endeavoring to recover it. They dug a large hole at the side of the pool. this hole was filled with water by rain, and one man stood on the ladder above the water and made an opening in the cess pool. Foul air and gas rushed out and overcame him and he fell into the water A friend went to give him aid ..and was overcame likewise. Others came to help and one by one seven men fell into the water and four of them perished.
 NEW YoxK, July, 17-Mayor Grant sent request to five hundred of the most prominent men in this part of the country, representing over one and half millions of dollars, asking them to be present at a conference of represen- tative citizens, on the 25th inst, to con sider the adyisability of holding an in