Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-01-11
ellow citizen will undoubtedly be all

fellow citizen will undoubtedly be all [ right as soon as he produces his papers. ! Nothing ] ut documentary evidence goes in Mexico, so it will be well for those who go there to take their docu- ments with them. It will at least i save great trouble and expense.
 SHARKS IN MEXICAN WATERS
 A few days ago a shark was caught in the harbor of Acapulco, which measured b feet in length. On being cut open a mans leg and arm were found. On the arm were found the letters A. H. C. imprinted in India ink, and as the initials corresponded with those of a sailor who had fallen in the water and been drowned about ten days before, they were supposed to belong to him. In the port of San Jose de Guatamala there Is 8 monster shark, said to be 40 feet long. It has been the terror of the coast for several years and IS said to have devoured at least half dozen men. The Guata- malan government has offered $500 for his capture. Sharks in great num- bers are also found in the Gulf of Cal l ifornia.
 1 FURTHER PARTICULARS CONCERNING THE | ASSASSINATION OF GENERAL AND
 GOVERNOR RAMON CORONA.
 From the Mexican papers we glean
 the following information concerning the assassination of this illustrious American, for we hold all nations of
 the western continent-North and South America-to be Americans.
 Primitive Ramon was born in the
 state of Jalisco, of honorable and well
 to do parents and was, at the time of
 the killing of Gen. Corona and him
 self, only twenty-two years of age. He
 was well educated and gave promise
 of becoming a good citizen and an orn-
 ament to society. As far as can be
 learned his habits were good, he was
 studious, and from writings which he
 left behind him, was well read and a
 deep thinker. Evidently his too great
 application to study had unsettled his
 brain, for no one now doubts that the
 man was crazy when he committed the terrible act After having filled
 satisfactorily positions of trust and : distinction, he resigned them and vol untarily connected himself with the
 police force of the city. After oecu- , pying this position but short time
 he resigned, giving as areason that he had resolved to commit suicide. tn fortunately no notice was taken oi } this, as he had expressed himself in this manner on several previous oc : casions; suicide being his favorite
 monomania. The weapon with which : he killed General Corona and him 7 self was dagger, with blade abou a span in length. After stabbing the 3 general, he ran short distance in to the middle of the street, and turning l about and facing his pursuers, he stab 3 bed himself five times and fell dea( l as if struck by lightning. The funera e of the general was one of the larges - and most imposing ever seen in Mexi
 CO.,, The entire population turned ou e to: do him honor. The procession wa : over three quarters of q league il 3 length, composed of the regular troops : national troops, gendarmerie, officer s and officials of all grades, bands, hun r dreds of carriages containing friend s and acquaintances, etc. Two promi I nent features of the Srocession wer : the generals oldI battle charger and hi
 son, Ramon Corona. As is well know n Mrs. General Corona was an Americal e GU. S.) lady On the the arrival ( I the body at the sarcophagus, fftee
 guns. were fired in honor of his men D ory, A side from the late Presiden e Benits ! ilar ezs Gen: g0Toiia ia most pepalar ?. nj 2 in t 2 MsSieo: