Arizona weekly citizen., 1889-09-07

GLOBE A, T.,August 29-John Youn
 a freighter between Globe and Wilcox
 was found dead to day lying on the sid
 of the road between San Carlos an,
 Camp Thomas. The probable cause o
 death was heart disease. He was ma tive of Ireland, sixty eight years of az
 He was buried at San Carlos this even ing.
 CHICAGO, August 30-At the openin, of the Criminal Court thls morning tn, States Attorney announced his readines to proceed at once with the Cronin mur der trial. "A special venire was issued
 for 56 sj jurors, returnable at ? o'clock, tt
 which time the court adjourned.
 BRADFORD, Pa, August 3O.-TwC freight trains on the Buffalo, New Yorl
 and Pennsylvania Railroad, came to
 gether at Cosgrove Station, last night I15 cars reported wrecked Engineer
 J. H. Comstock was killed, and the
 brakeman badly injured. Two tramps IAre supposed to be buried under the
 wreck.
 CUMBERLAND, N. D., August 3O.-
 Water from the Old Extra mine, Boston
 Co, broke into the Alleghany Mine Consolidation, at Frcs5urgh this morn
 ing. Thirty five men are known to be shut down in the mine, but whether any lives are lost is not knownl yet.
 CHARLESTON, w. Va, August 30-John Turner, who killed Charles Walker July last, was taken from the Fayettville Jail last night and lynched.
 
 iPTTTsBURG, Aug. 3O.-An explosion of hot metal, in the steel works of Carne- gie, Phipps & O., this afternoon instant ly killed A. Kibbler and another work man, and seriously injured seven others. Two, it is thought, are fatally hurt.
 NEW YORK, Aug. 3O.-Assignee of Lewis Bros & O., makes a statement, showing assets s1,329OOO; liabilities, S2,243,OOO
 PITTsBURe, August Pittsburg g.; Chicago ?.
 Cleveland Cleveland 5; Indianapolis
 New York-New York 4; Boston 6.
 Washington-Wash1ngton 12-Phila- delphia 6.
 Baltimore Baltimore O; Brooklyn g. Columbus-Columbus b; Athletics l.
 San Francisco-San Francisco ?; Stockton z.
 Cincinnati Cincinnati l: Indianapo- lis 3.
 FL PAso, August 29-It is intimated that the new appointment of General Sampson as consul at Paso del Norte, will be asked to be withdrawn by the Mexican government.
 ST. PAUL, August 29-W. E. Statement, general delivery clerk in the St. Paul post office, was arrested this morning tor robbing the mails.
 FARGO, N. D., August 29-The first convention of North Dakota net this morning. Congressman Spring sr of Illinois, addressed the convention 1t some length. In the course of his 'emarks he spoke against prohibition.
 MARQUETTE, Mich, August 31.-I Black Bart" the lone highwayman of Wisconsin, was captured at Republic his morning. Particulars of the capture lave not yet been received. He is the nan wfso Monday noon, held up the iogobec stage, where he found promi- lent people in it-Donald Machrear, of first National Bank, Minneapolis; A. | ]. Flerchbern, of Belleville Ills; Robt. of Bank of Montreal, Chicago; nd William Pardon, also of Chicago. | When he stopped the stage and demand | d that the party leash in" one of them | began firing at him. The robber returned | he fire. Mackerchar was badly wound | d, but will recover. Flerschbern was | it twice, and fell out of the coach while | he horses dashed away with the rest of | he party. Bart went through him, and Three hours later Flersch- 'een was picked up and cared for, but jed that night. Parties with blood ounds was organiZed; and a system | Black Barts real name is Raymond iolzhy and he has been terror to the Ihole country, holding up stages or ailroad trains or individuals indiscrimi ately.
 MARQUETTE, August 31-The arrest is revolver on an officer, but was romply knocked down and hand cuffs lapped on. He now confesses that he the man wanted for the Gogobic stage )bbery. Convincing evidence was ,und on his person, in the shape of lree pocket books, one belonging to and bearing his name. He lso had three gold watches and three evolvers.
 MIDDLEBURG, Vt, Aug. 31.-An excur- on train and stock train collided last ight near Brooksville. Both engines, ne car, and part of another car of ex- lrsion train and ten or twelve stock ars loaded with hogs were wrecked. ngineer Emeay of the passenger train aw another locomotive coming round le curve, put on air brakes, pushed his reman from the cab, remaining with is hand on the lever, and was killed at is post. Conductor Hiram Blodgete, ngineer William Emery, and w. w. lien, fireman, were killed, and four hers seriously injured. WASHINGTON, August 31-It is esti- ated at the Treasury department that { wing to large pension payments, 1 1, to nearly S1S.0O0,000 in July, ! Ie debt statement will show the public ebt increased about s7,5O0,OOO in Au- lst. LONDON, August 31.-No settlement f
 strike possible to-day. The dock ( express willingness to con Ter further authorised proposals from C @ men. CHICAGO, August 31-Noon tempera- a re: New York, 81; St. Louis, 86; New t rleans, 80; Cincinnati, 8S; Chicago, S1. S HALEY, Idaho, August 30-This morn f 2 William Kennedy shot and instantly 2 He'd Hank Lufkins, prominent min n g man and freighter. III feeling had L isted for 6 long time between the men. Q ennedy is now in jail. s BEDDING, Cal, August 30.-William I who was arrested last Nov 2 lber for robbing the Bedding stage : IS to-day discharged by Justice Sim Il )nds. Allen, the principal witness N ainst the prisoner, was then arrested . r perjury.