Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-10-04

SIDNEY, N. s. w., Oct, "A fire broke
 out last nigh. and spread rapidly over a large erea on Pitt Castle, Danghmoon and Lanter streets. Among the build ings destroyed were the city bank, Athenien Club and several large ware houses. A number of other business
 houses were injured. The damage is
 about 91, 100000.
 New Orleans, Oct. 2.-Ed. Waters, of
 Wheelerville, Ala, near Mobile, who on
 Thursday performed the sur
 prising feat of clipping with two married
 womon, Mrs. FIncher, and Tanner, was
 captured today at the Catahoula tur-
 pentine orchard by relatives of one
 of the woman who tracked them
 from Mobile. Waters was taken at the
 point of the pistol and forced to do a
 fifteen mile walk, when his captors re-
 leased him in response to his piteous ap-
 peals. The women were less gently
 treated, one of them being kicked and
 beaten, and were taken to Bay St. Mis-
 souri, twenty six miles away, whence
 they were sent back to Mobile tonight. HALIFAX, Oct. "A large gathering of friends of the cabinet ministers was held yesterday near Koc King Flaw. Fifteen hundred persons were present and speeches were made by Sir. John Thomas c. A. Lupper. Sir, John Me Donald and T. E. Kenny, M. P. All an- nounced themselves as favorlng recipro- city with the United States. ST. John Tombas announced the present policy of the government owing to tariff in the United States to be subsidize fast steam ship lines on the Pacific and Atlantic ! thus giving the Canadian people facili- | ties for transporting their products and manufactories in a rapid manner to a popalace region China, Japan and Australia and to the great markets of Europe.
 FROM BELGIUM.
 | BRUSSELS, Oct. 2-The Independence Belges says the adoption of the McKin- | ley tariff bill ensures the failure of the Worlds Fair at Chicago, as 1t will be needless and hopeless expense for Euro peans to send exhibits there.
 NEW YORK Oct. 2.-The condition of I the Indians now travelling with the va rious wild west shows in Europe has be- | come the subject of an investigation by ! the Indian department at Washington. The result will probably be that the In dians now abroad will be recalled and | returned to their reservations, while it | is certain that no more will be allowed to leave the reservations for show purposes, | For some time past General O'Berne and | d number of other persons who take an interest in the welfare of the Indians | have been in communication with the department in Washington basing their reports on the statements of the whites | and Indians who have recently returned | from the shows in Europe. General O'Berne received today the following letter from Washington in regard to the matter:
 The Hen. Jas. R. O'Berne Assistant I'm
 migration Agent New York:
 \ Dear sir:-Your favor of the 26th. in- stant has been received and have refer red 1t to the commissioner of Indian af- \ fairs with directions to prohibit and pre- vent any Indians being taken from the reservation for purposes mentioned. Yours truly, J. W. NOBLE, Secretary. TIFFo. Ohio, Oct. 2-On the Cincin- | natl, Sandusky $ Cleveland train south from here this morning the Adams Fix preis messenger was held up by masked ! men and the safe ransacked. Loss is supposed to of several thousand dollars. Messenger Scudder was bound I and one of the :robSers before leaving | tho car placed a revolver to his head | and pulled the trigger, but the cartridge ! failed to explode and the other roober | prevented him from trying again. When ! the train pulled out of West Liberty | the two men again got aboard and held | the entire train at bay and proceeded as far as Belle Fontaine where they dis appeared.
 CAMDEN, Mo-, Oct. 2.-Dr. W. Johns ton, of this place, was shot and killed
 last evening by John Tucker. The tra- gedy was the result of feud that had | existed for long time. Tucker mar I ried Johnston's daughter and deserted her. Johneton swore vengeance. When the two men met last night they were both armed. Tucker got in the first which took effect in Johnston's side pro- duein almost instant death