Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-11-08

Hellpner I6 missing. lie le1t benin him his position as bookkeeper at th
 Columbia Flour Mills, wife, thre
 children and a mistress. Heilpner
 Pole. He came from Warsaw min
 years ago, and his family ranks anon
 the noblss.
 He left for political reasons, and bi
 family remained in Warsaw until
 month ago, when he installed them her
 in house, handsomely furnished, by tn
 aid of his wife's S60OOidowry, sent to hIr
 in advance. After three weeks happ
 reunion he suddenly left the city, leay
 ing for his wife letter full of regrets
 self reproaches aud fare well. There wer in it hints of suicide
 The day after letter sent to tn
 house revealed the existence of mis
 tress maintained by the wife's dowry
 The mill company has an expert exam
 ming his books, but no shortage ha
 yet been found. The dishearted wife
 will at once return to Poland. l INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 5.-The presiden rested at the house of Mrs. Mckee yes | uerday an hour, then went to the polls | A flag was stretched over the entrance < of the polling booth. AS he deposited | his ballot and his name was being re | corded the judge of the election salc Its plair Ben Harrison" "Yes Sir," the president and his vote counts bu, one."
 SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, Nov. 5.-Chlei
 of Police Young, of this city, has receiv-
 ed word from the police of Oakland
 Cal, notifying him that his request for
 Adolph Buerck had been complied
 with and that the prisoner would be held for requisition, and thereby hangs an interesting tale.
 Rosalia Bleuz is governeSs and gen. tlewoman of French birth and Swead raising, who thirteen mo1ths ago was teaching in France. It was there that she listened to the seductive piping of Mormon elders and fled from the threat ened bosom of obstruction to the prom ised land of Utah. The overtrusting and confiding girl came to this land of sage brush and promise with several hundred dollars in money besides varl- ous foreign securities which she suc- cessfnlly concealed from the tithing house authorities. But Rosalia aposta- tized on finding out the shallow fraud of Mormonism, and found ready employ ment in Gentle family, with whom she has since made her home. Four months ago the connding maiden be- came acquainted with Adolph Buerck, clerk in the Adjutant's office at Fort Douglas and his being German made aooiar pcr hir,, fc rroya1 hipooaf fnf f0 her good graces. Moreover Adolph was secretary of the Rocky Mountain Lodge which of course gave him character and standing. Buerck proposed, was ac- cepted and the wedding day was s' for October 29-last Wednesday. tier the cover of love, the gay lothar.o not S200 and 5000 worth of SWISS canton bonds away from his fraulein and evi- dently intended to capture all of her cash. Adolph would explain to Rosal ii that he could take care of this money much better than she and that he had bought lot in Ogden, where he was building nice cottage, where they would bill and COO after marriage. She saw him last on Thursday Oct. 16. A couple of days later she received let ter from saying that he had been sud denly called away on business to New York from which place he would send for her later on. They would build their nest there, etc. This letter upset the poor woman, and when on the Mon day following, came letter from him in- timating he was tired of life and had gone off to commit suicide, she was nearly crazed. The next development was in the form of a letter mailed by Buerck at Oakland, Cal, stating that he wanted to return to..Salt Lake and ask | ng to send him money for transports | jon.
 By advice of friends, the case was hen placed in the hands of the police.
 KANSAS CITY, Nov. 4.-Rallins Bing- lam left this city Sunday night. It is he left behind him forged leeds of transfer and trust upon the | estate of his late step mother Mrs. Con | .ral Bingham aggregating S25,OOO. Bing lam was treasurer of the Consolidated Mining and Manufacturing Go. l The sum which he frandulently obtainf | 'd was largely spent in experimenting | with process of extracting gold from | inc sand. His father, Gen Bingham vas formerly state treasurer.
 LONDON. Nov. 3.-A heavy gale is re- ported along the coast of Devonshirs | quantity of wreckage has come ashore. | t is feared there has been disasterous york on the high seas.
 NEW YORK, Nov. 4-Judge Pratt has landed down decision rEgarding the ugar trust case in which he says con. erning the receivership that it is nec- ssary that two receivers should be ap- ,ointed. The receivers take possession f all properties and money of the trust.
 The judge gIves the parties to the uit until Thursday to agree upon eceivership.
 ELK HORN, w Va, Nov. Bud Me Joy leader of the notorious military ,ang was killed in Logan county Friday vsnIng by man named Dempsey of he Hatfield gang.
 LONDON, Nov. 4 Eight hundred nen employed in the Royal Victoria nd Albert docks went on strike this norning on account of the efforts of the to establish the price work ystem.
 WASHINGTON, Nov. 4.-Ths Congress onal Committee have about completed he campaign work and have figured out he possible results for tomorrow's cleo ion. The democratic committee esti- hates democratic majority in the next louse 30. The Republican commit ee claims 159 districts, leaving 20 dis ricts doubtful. They claim enough to i've a republican majority of seven.
 ST. LOUIS, Nov. 6.-Miss Therere has petitIoned the Cir ut Court to have Ter name changed to 'herese Blennerhassett Adams, her al- sged husbands name being Adams. ,he alleges in her petition that on the 9th of October, 1870, she was secretly married to Adams and has since become
 widow. The petitioners secret as been carefully guarded since, until oday.
 She is daughter of Richard Blenner- asset, a prominent member of the St.