Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-09-06

O terudy afternoon well dressed an y charming appearing young woman h stepped into the Exchange Nationa y Bank, of this city. and presented a draf n of bank in Little rock on the Chemi f cal National, of New York, for S2,50C f The woman was identified as q prominen l lady of this city, and the cashiers sus l. piciOns were in no way aroused. Latel n | it appeared that the draft had beer raised from S25, and the bank officials ' took measures to capture the woman 3 who has mysteriously disappeared with
 her lover The name of the fair robbel , is Mrs. Can't, whose husband is em- ployed on the Union Pacific. The couple formerly lived in Little Rock, but some months since the husband came to
 Spokane Falls, separating from his wife
 on account of alleged adultery. A few
 weeks since the wife also came to Spo- kane and the husband forgave her, sue cumbing to her charms. Several tunes
 strange gentleman has been seen to
 call upon the woman in her husband s
 absence. and he is supposed to have con- sDted the plot.
 Late this afternoon the bank officials
 changed their opinion as O the draft
 having been raised, teleg am being re-
 ceived indicating its genuinenesS. It
 was learned that the lover was former
 employe of the Little Rock B Ink, and
 it is thought that the draft was fraudu-
 lently drawn up by him while in their
 employ. Meantime the robbery IS the
 talk of the town. Further develop
 ments are expected.
 TACOMA, Washington, September 9
 In the east bound train wreck at
 Eagle Gorge last night, sixteen people
 were injured. Ben Young. baseball
 umpire, and J. D. Kepper, of Red Bluff, California, are dead.
 A specIal train with the wounded will
 arrive in Tacoma today. The wreck
 was caused by broken rail.
 Later-It was found that only the
 scaffolding of the building had fallen
 precipitating 6 men to the ground. liar
 vey Carpenter was killed and Wm. Ray
 and Henry Albright, painters were fat
 ally injured.
 1 BooMsBURG, Pa, September "A
 murderous affray took place in panville, Montour county, last night, in which two men were hacked to pieces by an enraged husband In resenting an indig- nifty to his wife. The affair took place in s2arsely populated portion of the town. Frank Scharskl and Patrick | Monahan, the victims were about town until late hour, when they started for l home. Upon nearing the residence of l John Mnnies noise was made which | attracted the attention of Minnies, who | appeared at the door followed by his | wife. One of the men told her to go in l and mind her businest as their interview | was intended for her husband. This she refused to do. One of the men then took the lamp which her husband was ! holding and hurled it across the room. In the darkness fierce struggle ensued. Minnies seized an axe and struck Mona han in the forehead, splitting it across to the temple. His companion, Schar- aski, received blow in the back of the head which almost lifted the skull from its base. Besides these wounds their breasts and shoulders were horribly gashed. Physicians have no hope of their recovery. The exceptionally strong constitution of the men only prevented instant death.
 When rescuers arrived Mrs. Minnies was found unconscious, with her body half out of window, where she had been knocked by blow received in the melee. Her husband was but slightly injured. He has been arrested, but pubhc opinion is in his favor and he will probably be eXonerated.
 CHICAGO, Sept 2-The great strike of Journeymen Carpenters opened this morning. At neither the head quarters of JOurneymen nor the bosses was it known to what extent the order to quit | work had been obeyed.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. Mrs. Norah 1 Isabella Dennis who claims to be re- cent arrival from Denver, was taken in to custody yesterday by Officer Williams | md Cayanagh and escorted to the City | Prison, pending an investigation into | her tabits for some little time past | Mrs. Dennis asserts that she lives at 122 | Taylor street. Yesterday afternoon she | visited the City of Paris corner of Geary | and Grant avenue and her movements | in he store excited suspicion. Finally | one of the clerks, who had been hand | ling cloak laid it down on the counter | near Mrs. Dennis and departed to | another part of the store. On his re- turn the cloak had disappeared but Mrs. Dennis was as before waiting GUS toner. The bundle under her arm was eyed by the clerk, and, be- heving that the cloak was on the in side of the paper, he informed the pro- prietor of his belief. The police were called in and the bundle opened. Be side the cloak there was found in her possession a box of powder and soap, two capes, sailor blouse, pair of shoes, four pairs of gloves, one satchel, two strings of beads, gold breastpin and pair of bracelets, the latter valued at 5, small hand mirror and purse contain ing S2.35.
 IL is believed that Mrs. Dennis has been operating in different stores and a search of her apartments in the Fay lor-street house will be made.
 The prisoner claims that she drinks occasionally, and had taken some liquor yesterday. None of the capes had the tags removed from them, and all the goods were in one bundle.
 Mrs. Dennis Is about forty-fve years of age.
 PORTLAND, Oregon, Sept. 1---Joseph Bosel, 8 years of age, and G. Straussel, r years old, were drowned yesterday in the Willamette river while fishing. OIidu lCll l1OoCA III to rescue him.
 TOLEDO, O., Sept, 1---President Harri- son and General Sherman have accepted an invitation to be present at the List annual union of the Society of the Army | of the Cumberland, to be held here Sept. 17th and 18th.
 SAN FRANCIsCo, Sept. L. Since the report from Seattle of an outbreak in she Hawaiia Islands, the public have | been on the outlook for news from that | direction. Today Commander Brown, of the Charleston, received an order from the Secretary of the Navy to pro ceed to Honolulu with all possible dis patch. The Charleston will leave tonight.
 LIVERPOOL, Sept. 1-The Trades Union Congress opened today. Five hundred delegates were present.
 NEW YORK, Sept. l. Henry George |
 Al. T. IL.