Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-09-06
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 Monitor, Spanish paper published in
 this city, had a quarrel of a personal nature tn one Chapital, customs of ticer n le Mexican side. In the even ing, vhLs Bernal was with some friends
 acrofj te line he was arrested and lodg- ed il .li where he remained uatil Sun- day nor ing, when he was put on the Sono ain and taken to Magdalena,
 at theicf )itol of the district of Magdal- ena, md here confined in the prlnclpaI
 prison oi the district. So far as could
 be le I'D d no charge was made against
 him further than that he had used
 abusive language to an official.
 This ternOon Christobal Avuirre.
 Bernals business partner while
 On the Mexican side was also uncere-
 monious arrested and locked up by
 the chief of police of Magdalena district
 who will tomorrow take him also to
 Magdalena and place him in the same prison. So far as learned no charge what ever has been made on kauirre.
 ANLoNIA, Conn.,, Aug. 21-On Friday afternoon happy couple boarded the Housatonic express at small town up in Massachusetts. Instead of taking the drawing room car they went into the smoker and made themselves perfectly at home.
 From their conversation 1t was soon learned by all the men in the car that they had been marred that day and were or their way to spend the honey moon at the groom's home in Jersey City. Itwas also evident that there had been good deal of liquid refreshment at | the wedding feast and that 1t was just beglning to get in it's work. | When the train reached Merwinsville the couple had several little spats and bad blood began to get warm be- | tween them. At this station dapper | chap, drummer, got on the car and sat in front of, and facing the bride. She was at once smitten with the dudish | charms, and began an outrageous hirta- | tion with him. The groom objected to | this and chastised the little chap, but the bride sided with the vanquished. When Hawleyville was reached the little man left the train and stood at the car window. Just as the train started he beckoned to the bride, who jumped, up, reached the car platform and swung gracefully off, Her husband of few hours started after her, but as the train was going at good speed brakeman detaIned him.
 At the next stopping place, Botsford, thirteen miles from HawleyviIle, he got off the train and started to walk back, muttering that there would be trouble when he reached Hawleyvllle. The run away wife and the drummer had in the meantime taken train for Fishkill. SUMNER, ILL, Aug. 30-A man giving his name as Arthur Lappin, was arrest ed at Lawrenceville early this morning charged with striking one of Trenches shoTm men with stake, fracturing his skull, at Salem, H., yesterday. The snowman IS in a very critical condition and not expected to live. SHEEPsHEAD BAY, Aug. 30-Futurity stakes, valued at 570OOO, won by Clem- ent's Potomac, Masher 2nd, Strathmash Sd. Tine, 114.
 GOSHEN, Ind, Aug. 30-The third murder n the last two months occurred last nig at the negro settlement about fourteen miles north of here. Sam Will son, Tt tfianly negro, went to the house of Ms. fathers, ayoung.and pretty-wid- ow, he n he has been importuning to mar ' m for the past two weeks, and call ; CT to the door, asked her if she wou.1 I lt have him. Upon her refusal he reT his revolver and shot her thro gh the heart, killing her instantly. He the turned in his tracks, within thre fe 9t of her dead body, and placing the mI zZle to his head fired, fatally
 
 the TiC w of the man who a few weeks ago vas stabbed in the neck with pen knife aT d killed by Bud Monroe. Will son was tried for the murder of a man by the name of Aiksns few years ago, the case being a hotly contested and famous one. The evidence was not con- elusive, however, and he got off.
 WASHINGTON, August 30.-The State Departmen treceived cablegram from Minister Mizner confirming the re- ported killing of General Barrundia on the steamer Acapulco which resisted arrest.
 PEsTH, Aug. 30-FIfteen persons were killed today in building on fire. They were endeavoring to save property, when the roof fell in, burying them in the burning ruins.
 CINCINNATI, Ohio, Aug, 30. - Last Wednesday William Frey snapped a pistol at his nephew, Henry Strasser, and killed him. He alleges he did not know the pistol was loaded. The coro- ner to-day returned verdict of murder. Frey IS imprisoned.
 GOSHEN, Ind, Aug. 30.-A bed-spread rope and brave heart enabled 16-year old Lula Tuping, of this city, to elude her parents last night and, behind a fleet horse, to flee with James Wallace to Albion, Mich, where they were married at early dawn this morning. Lula's absence was not discovered until this morning.
 BERLIN, August 3O.-The Cellar brew cry in Stoetteritz Safeny, in which a number of men were at work collapsed to-day, carrying 16 workmen. Seven were killed and the remainder seriously injured.
 ST. LOUIS, Aug. 30.-S. L. Andrews of Vinita, I. T., who was president of the National Range Association at one time and was instrumental in calling the beef-grower's convention in St. Louis two years ago outlined the policy to be pursued by the cattle men of Indian Territory when the presidents proclaim ation is to be enforced.
 He declares that the cattlemen will then adopt a policy of activity. The government will be allowed to drive the cattle, but the question then arises, what will the government do with the cattle. If the soldiers kill any, the mat ter will at once be taken to the courts and a partial postponement will be se- cured.
 MT. Andrews is on his way east to make one more appeal for delay in the execution of the presidents order.
 NEW YORK, Sept. LA Little Rock ark special says great excitement was cause this morning when the hour for opening the polls arrived two colored jslges appointed by the county judge lii 70 serve in the 3d ward were eject ed from the polls and white men select ed instead. The remaining judge Wm. Allen (white) refused to serve with the newly elected judges and opened poll AL