Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-11-22

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 It was evident he had strung his whol
 being up to die as he had lived since hi imprisonment, game.
 i At the words "dust to dust" the exc cutter bound the prisoner and the pries
 entered upon the Lords prayer, places
 over Birchall's head the black cap ant t adjusted the moose about his neck. ? The prisoner did not say word afte l leaving the cell except it might be t, s mutter word to his friend, Leetham t who accompanied him or to Dean Wad,
 as he kissed them farewell.
 At S:32 the common signal was given and the body was iurked into the ali about five feet then fell with heavy downward motion to two feet of tht ground. There was slight twitchine of the hands and legs but no other s:gns
 of consci ousness.
 extinct.
 Birchall had the impression some one
 would publish bogus confession so he Iprepared statement denying anythirg g which he had not already made public.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 14.-Wheat buy CT 9O@134B barley buyer 9O@15OX.
 PIrrrBURG, Nov. 1.-The Western Express on the Pennsylvania railroad collided with the east bound express this morning. The wreck immediatly took fire. Two persons were killed and II injured.
 |. NEwYoRK, Nev. 14-Mr. Peabody, of Kidder, Peabody $ O., said last even ing: "While prudent business men are not at present spreading sail, I cannot see otherwise than the commercial trade and the general business of the United States is on sound basis. There is no great expansion and no over speculation here, in thIs country, and the commur- lity as a whole, is not over invested. | Europe has sent us an enormous O. mount O. money for breweries and other undertakings, but We have the money and Europe has the properties 1 don't see why it should be any great concern of the people here whether English people or English underwriters hold these shares. Whatever may be their intrinsic value they cannot sell them now and cannot send them here and cannot get their money back. The resources of England are enormous and I have little conception of the amount of money that will Ee paid out after January upon English capital which will be available for investment. 'I think that you will find that Lon don will be able to right itself and in the end there will be large investment demand abroad for sound American securities"
 GUTHRIE, Oklahoma, Nov. 1.-The capitol removal bill has been signed by the president of the lower house and president of the upper house. The lat ter insisted on taking the bill under ad- visement but the members passed the motion declaring the chair vacant. The motion wastfnally r-considered and the president signed the bill.
 LIMA, Ohio, Nov. 14.-By an explosion of dynamite in quarry this morning three laborers were blown up, and two seriously hurt.
 PORTLAND, Ogr,, Nov. 14-Manager Kockler states that he believes the train wreck was caused by the track being tempered with. A reward of S5O0O has been offered.
 KANSAS CITY, Nov. 14-Benjamin Nit chell, elected a representative of the 10lst Kansas Legislative district by the Farmers Alliance, was in the State of Washington when nominated and elect ed, and has declined to return to accept the office,
 RAsTRAP, (Tex.,) Nov 14.-Sam Smith and three brothers named Jenkins had difference on election day. Smith met the Jenkins boys last night, accom- panied by their father, and the trouble was renewed, Smith being the aggressor. All drew their revolvers, and a general fusilade followed, and after the smoke was dead with half a dozen bullets in his body. Old man Jenkins was prob ably fatally and one of the sons slightly injured.
 WASHINGTON, Nov. 14.-It is rumored there is a railroad wreck on the Norfolk < Western railway near Petersbu P, Va It is stated two person were killed and a number injured.
 Los ANGELES, Nov. l5.-[Special] to the Evening Express from Riverside, this county, says: Three Indians on the warpatb, and have killed Mrs. D. W. Farmer, of Acton, and shot Mr. Clark. Every body is out, armed for them. Sher- if Martin Aguirre and posse left on the noon train for the scene of the tragedy ONION, Nov. 15.-The Preach steamer Le Chatelier was wrecked in a fog off the mouth of the Louvre. The crew escaped in their boats.
 BOSTON, Nov. 15-The Kansas City Packing and Refrigeratlng O. has fail ec. Liabilities over one million dollars
 LONDON, Nov. 15-The Times, referring to the situation, says the city has pass ed through a crisis verging upon a panic. The Bank of England, by prompt action, averted a lamentable catastrophe and also prevented the downfall of one of the greatest English financial houses. If 1t had fallen it would have brought down in widespread ruin a number of other firms.
 LONDON, Nov. 15-Trial of the O'Shea divorce case opened this morning. Mrs. O'Sbea's counsel sad he did not call any witnesses, This collapse of the de- fense caused an immense sensation. It involves the condemnation of Parnell 70 pay costs.
 LONDON, Nov. l5-A solicitor name Mayhew, at Westminster has absconded His liabilities are s665,000; assets are over s90,OO0