Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-01-04

! eONh&ChO OCCuiCo OnAS ODOuJ
 o'clock. A party of six or a sleigh rt
 turning from social evering on th Frazier road, about six miles from hert were struck by a falling tree and fou
 persons .ud horse were instantly kill
 ed, and two narrowly escaped death
 The four killed were all young men
 James Lawson, c. D. Campbell, Josepl
 Locks and J. w. Bodwell.
 l NEW YORK, December 27.-Continue,
 stringency in money, became nor
 marked to-day and from the opening O
 the stock exchange loaning rates were a
 high figures. For the first half an hou
 loans were enewed at per cent anC
 the first loan of money on call was made
 it ten per cent. Then it moved F
 then Is, 20, 25, anC
 30 and it was stated some loans were privately made at about B. Price fel I back to 20 and large amount required al
 that figure. Prices of stocks we'll sus tained in face of stringentent money
 market, and some of special lists made slight advances.
 TORONTO, December 27-The Empire,
 government organ, says the reports that
 have been scattered broadcast through
 out the United States to the effect that
 the government intends not to renew
 the Modus Viviende next year is entire
 ly unwarranred by the treaty
 of Washington. The act passed by the
 Dominion Parliament, last year, Modus
 Viviende, expires on the 10th of Febru ary next, and in order to renew it fur
 Ter legislation will be quired. Whether it be removed or not involves a question of policy which the govern ment has not yet considered.
 Los ANGELES, Dec. 27.-For the first time in four weeks the sky is clear and bright. The rain ceased about noon to- day, after grand total of 24-21 inches had fallen for the season. The water in the river has been sinking rapidly al day. Definite reports are being received as to damage done. General Manager Wade, of Santa Fe,says his company lost ore bent of the Burma Vista street bridge and five bents in the Ninth street bridge, this city, and bridge across San Gabriel river is complete wreck. Nu- merous washouts occurred on all lines.
 VIENNA, Dec. 27.-Count Alloys Kar- oly Nagy Karely, formerly am bassador to Great Britain and Germany, died sud- denly while hunting on his estate at Prissbury, Hungary.
 Further particulars of the death of state that he had been hunting on horse back when found with his back | broken. It is uncertain whether he was by apoplexy and fellss from his | horse or whether he was thrown.
 ST. PETEREBURG, Dec. 27.-The Czar is making favorable progress toward re- covery from influenza. He never has been in a critical condition and no fear | has been felt as to the outcome of his | illness
 VIENNA, Dec 27.-The hospital in the city is crowded with patients suffering | from influenza, accompanied by | of the lungs, plurisy and | peritoritis. Over a hundred cases in Prague.
 PARIS, Dec. 27.-A large number of | deaths are resulting from influenza in this city, exciting gravest apprehension. It Is reported this morning that $50 | deaths from the disease have occurred | within 24 hours. Papers print the re- port 1Gt some doubt the figures, claiming i they are too high. 5pecl6l tO th . C1TIZtN
 GLOBE, Ariz., Dec 27.-The first legal execution in Gila county took place this morning at a. m., in the hanging of Tonto Indian who mur lered Lsut. Seward Mott. of the Sixth Cavalry on the Gila river, San Carlos March 10, 1887. The con- lemned sman showed not the slightest ,repidation, but iobed with the deputy when pinioned and the moose was being placed. Everything passed off satisfac- ory. Life was pronounced extent in I1@ minues after the drop.
 CINCINNATI. Dec. 2S.-Officers of the J!;esepeak $; Ohio have information ron White Sulphur Springs that the nasSs.,.ser train going west was wrecked i,is morning two miles west of White 5uiphur. by broken axle. As far as lnUwn ten passengers were killed, five and five employees. About CT reported injured. Dead were sent O Roncever; and injured to White Sul- ,hur Spring.
 S1iAskl-s~oGC-s- D. S-. ISCSuuOcI | mob Of several hundred men raided the aii at Barnewall Court house at 2o'clock his morning, overpowered the jailer and Ook out eight negroes, charged with murder. They were Ripley Johnson, Mitchell Adams, charged with murder ng a man named Hefferman, and six others charged with the murder of a -oung lady. The prisoners were taken ut of town and shot to death. The ailer was tied and forced to accompany ynching. The whole thing was con lucted on a very skillful manner, the .itizens of the town not knowing any hing about it. A great many negroes Ire collected at the scene of the lynch ng and much trouble is anticipated.
 The governor has been appealed to for roops to preserve the peace.
 ELDoRADo, Kas, December 28--Mrs Edward, who in company with Ter husband, Alonzo Edwards, were naltreated by mob last summer on uspicion of having murdered and con ealed the remains of little Sadie Bloom 1T, have brought suit against D. B. Til on, the leader of the mob and forty-five f his followers for injuries received at heir hands. Mrs. Edwards and hus- ,and were hung up by their necks sev- ral times until life was nearly extinct, n an effort to make them reveal the ,lace where they hid the remains of the ,hild. The child was afterwards found ,n a door step of neighboring house otally uninjured.
 LISBON, Dec. 2S.-The ceremony of pro- His Magesty Carl I, King of Portugal and Algiers, took place to- lay.
 PARIS, Dec. 2S.-The number of deaths rom influenza are increasing and resi- lents of the city are beginning to mani lest panicy feeling.
 CONCORD, N. H., Dec. 2S.-In view of the perpetration of various heineous crimes in tho state recently, Governor Gobell to-day issued proclamation to enforce prohibitory laws and cal ing or all municipal and other officers. and law abiding citizens to use tkalr hest efforts