Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-10-25
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n i, COLUMBIA, $. C.,-Primus Jones, col
 ored, was killed Sunday at Seamber
 $. c. An inquest showed that Jones was killed by Rev. A. H. Durant {
 negro preacher and Richard Campbell, {
 prominent member of the church be
 cause he doubted the DO CT of Duran' to kill and restore to live. It was a test
 case but the experiment failed. A finding
 was..returned that Jones was murdered
 by Campbell and Ourant The jury was
 composed of colered men. Both prisoners
 are now in jail.
 CHICAGO, Oct 16.-This morning when
 St. Stanislous's Catholic Church in the
 Polish settlement was filled with 1900
 children the altar draperies caught fire,
 and a panic ensued. Twenty children
 Were severely crushed and trampled on | though it is no thought their injuries
 are fatal except perhaps in one case.
 PARIS, Oct. 17.-Dillon and O'Brien say when they arrive in America they will
 separate, Dillon visiting the principal
 cities ani towns of the north, and
 going over the western and southern | states.
 LONDON, Oct. IA Paris correspond
 ent of the times interviewed the Irish
 raise e100,000 in America and expects
 several imprisonment when he returns.
 FALMOUTH, Ky, Oct 16.-Town Mar shal Vogels was killed last night by an | unknown assassin.
 P1TTsBURG, Oct. 17-The train bear ing the remains of Justice Miller ha ar-
 rived en route to Keokuk Iowa. It will
 reach Keokuk tomorrow morning.
 LONDON, Oct. 1.-The British ship
 iizzis Troop, was wrecked of Loo Choo on voyage from Nagaski for Puget Sound. A portion of the crew was sav- ed.
 BERLIN, Oct. IA builder named Schaaf, at one time very wealthy, now heavily in debt, attacked his wife and five children today with hatchct. He hacked the heads Tn a terrible :ra1ner. Three of the children died, ana l.,- wife and two children are dying. Tho .nur- derer has fled.
 MORRIS, H., Oct. 17.-James Maxwell was hanged thls morning for the mur- der of Chas. Deckor last June.
 CHICAGO, ILL, Oct. T.-Nicholas Sen l not in charge of the naturalization pro gram in the democratic central commit | tee was arrested last night on a charge | of subornatIon and perjury in naturaliZ- | ing voters.
 HAvANAH, Oct. IA meeting was called by the board of planters yester- day to consider the tariff question. It | was attended by the weather planters of Cuba. It was decided to send the min ister of the colony petition favorably to reciprocity with America and revo- cation of the law of mercantile relations with Spain.
 TELLURIDE, Col, Oct. 17.-Telluride is ablaze with excitement and flags are flying. The great Sheridan Tunnel struck a vein and developed a large body of ore of very high grade. The tunnel was commence Novembes, 1877, ana is $500 feet long. It cost S300,000. Manager Waters says calculating on the basis of what the mine has done in the past the strike puts S15,OOO,OOO in sight.
 RACINE, Wis, Oct. 1S-The skeleton of Ernest Schulter, who disappeared with his two children in March 1887 was found buried in the eel lar of his former house today. No trace of the bodies of the children were found. It is believed that the entire family were murdered.
 Los ANGELES, Oct. 18-Geo. Harris, a veteran soldier blew the top of his head ,ff this morning. Cause, old age and 
 CHICAGO, Oct. 18-Felix Young was instantly killed, Jas. Turner was fatally and several other bricklayers were badly bruised this morning by alling derrick.
 KEoKUK, Iowa, Oct. 1S.--A committee ,f citizens who met the body of Justice ' Miller, at Burlington, arrived here today. The body was borne to Federal Build | ng, which had been elaborately draped. [ During the few hours the bocy lay in e tate it was viewed by several thousands f people. il At two today the funeral services were |. eld in the Unitarian church. After :: he service the funeral procession to Oakland cemetary was the largest ever cen here. The services at the grave 7ere very simple, and the body was lower , d and covered from sight for ever. % STOCKTON, Oct. 1S-A body supposed 0 be that of Delos Burnes, bookkeep- - r, was found in marsh eight miles | rom here. He had been stabbed in the l ack and over the heart, and his pockets 8 ere riied. g PHENIx, Oct. 16 Special to the C1T1- " EN- The game between the Phenix Base n n Hub and the Tucson nine to settle the [, for the territory began to il ay at ten o'clock. The weather was ex- l. seding propItious and dense crowd of s' Dectators gathered at Agricultural Park g } witness the playing. The following A tucson boys participated; u w s Kengla, Nose, Manuel. Harry and e, [erbert Drachman,R. Rainsbury, Frank O, mith, R. Hutton, R Pacho, Walter and D l. J. Zabriskie. 6 Manuel Drachman was Tn the box and ia Ialter Zabriskie behind the bat. Both U i'd fine work. Frank Smith did some si ne work in the rinth inning. and saved .. le game, which had been going uphill. R The score stood 15 to 13 in favor of fl ucson. hi WILCOX, Oct. 1S-The Bowie and So- 11 stage was held up yesterday m iternoon about seven miles from Ft st owie, by two Mexicsns. The mail was th fed but the passengers unmolested It nt supposed that the robbers are the at ,me narfies that held a staoa unon this y