Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-10-18

O. icle MOntery special says: Yesterda C afternoon Capt. E. s. JOsselyn, ex- a: 'o sembleman of this county, let monter
 ss usual for his home adjoining the gar
 dens of the DelmOnte hote'. As b drove up to the rear of his house tw men suddenly appeared and ordere, , him to halt. JOsselvn att mpted t, v jump from his buggy but trlpped owe '' and fell to the ground, the men frirG ' two ehots at him as he jumped but boti
 missed. Before he could rise the mer 2 jumped on him and beat him unmerci ' fully.
 '' They then bound him hand and foot - taking $50 from bis pocket. They theG
 locked him in a room and proceeded t. D rsnssck the house. This done, the rob bsrs returned to him and coolly discus
 ssd the question of murderlDg him. 3 They fiuslly decided to spare his life. L~aving him bound they cooked dinner } aud invited Josselyn to join them, but
 he refused to do SO. After dinner they laid around and enjoyed themselves un- til 5 o'clock this morning, when they vent away. About day break loosely n succeeded in freeing himself and gave the alarm. The robbers left here on the
 morning train for San Jose and are be-
 ing closely pursued. Should they be
 caught and brought back violence is
 fearsd, ss the citizens are much excited
 by Josselyn's bruised and wounded con-
 dition.
 Sacramento. Oct. 11-Hsas of Stock
 ton to-day won the Fay diamond medal
 agaInst Eastwood of Vacaville, killing
 in all 120 birds against 119 for Bass | wood.
 New York, October 11-Cornelie V.
 Miller and PrescIlla Field, wives of the
 London bankers styled Field & Oo., who
 failed month ago with liabilities sm-
 bunting to $500. 900, were arrested in a
 hotel here today. They are said to have
 cone to this country with funds which | should have been applied to the liquids- ton of the indebtedness of the insoivent | firm. Mohawk Lake, N. Y, October 11-I
 At meeting of the board of Indian
 commissioners this morning the vacan- cy of the presidency caused by the death of General Clinton B. Fisk, was filled | by the election of Dr. Merrill Yates. president of Amherst college.
 Nspa, Csl.. Oct. IT. At the annual meeting of the Trotting Horse Breeders association to-day the stallion Stamboul in the effort to beat hIs record of 2:124 made mile in 2:124- Hs will probably go again some time nexs week
 The first race was special between Mary Lou, Emma Temple, and Maggie 10. Emma Temple was favori,e; Mary Lou took the first two heats. Emma Temple second. Time: 2:21 and 2:214
 San Francisco, Oct 11-Hon. Frank McOoppin, the democratic candidate for mayor at San Francisco has resigned his nomination, stating that business enterprises occupy his attention.
 OalistoRa, Cal, October 11-Near the Bradford Quicksilver mine in Luke Co last evening several mask ked men raided the saloon kept by Steven Rich i'd wife, the result being one ot fns. wS FF Tr .,5- dies reported from this part Of the state for long time. As soOn as the raiders entered the place shooting began right and left aud Mrs. Rich was fatally shot, being shot in three or four places. Rich was also wounded and w. k. McYuire WAS shot dead.
 During the fight Mrs. Rich pulled of the mask of one of the men and she re- | ployee at the mine. McYuire also work ed there.
 Fred Bennett, a hanger on at the ss- loon, escaped through Q window. Tar ana feathers had been intended for him. l He was afterwards found near by. The . idea was, no doubt, to permanently clear the saloon of persons occupying it, particularly Bennett. Whether mur der was st first intended or not none . but the raiders can tell. An inquest is now heinz held. No arrests have yet , been made. The parties are shadowed awaiting the result of the inquest.
 Mariposs, Cal Oct. I1-Thursday night 6 Chinese cook made murderous ! attack on two brothers named Shaw at \ Prouty's sheep camp. Robt. Prouty heard the cries of men for help, he rushed to 8 room, struck for light and ! saw the Ohinamsn slashing at the men \ with hatchet and a knife Prouty picked up sugar bowl and throwed It st the Ohinsmsn breaking his skull and 2 knocking him senseless (
 Constable Lstour arrested him ana took him to Hernitos where the Chius- man died last night. An inquest was { held this morning. The two brothers hro I badly wounded; one is dangerously cut in the neck,
 Columbus, Ohio, Oct. I1-This after noon boiler in the Hsydens rolling t mill exploded, totally demolishing the boiler house and severely iDjuring 5 r number of employees. s. D. Mllliken l and John McNerney are fatally injured. |
 St Louis, Oct. 11-Tss presidential party arrived this morning and was greeted by Rri cry salutes. A long ' procession of thu U. $. troops, che mill tia, the e. A. R. and others were drawn by the road to salute ths president as E ne passed by. The crowd of people was \ immense at the Southern Hotel. The procession was reviewed by the presi lent. I
 In the afternoon the party went to r he Fair Grounds where the Jockey club served magnificent banquet after which he president drove around the Fair Grounds. The programme is to spend r quietly in Indianapolis and cave for Washington the following making brief stops at several II ! Indians and Ohio towns.
 LONDON, Oct. 13.- A four story uild ng occupied by RowleY & Brock, gov il contractors for the military de- [ ,artment burned this afternoon. Six per