Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-11-08
ticket offices under the Grand

: ticket offices under the Grand ! Hotel, together with Fay's saloor : saloon were damaged by water. The : Grand Hotel was opened in 1870 by Messrs J"h1son & Go, and at the time
 was consIc red r..a of the ii ? 2s'. hotels
 in the wori,i. ..f f L stof. nigh ano !, has d frontage U. 20J feet on Market
 street. Two years ago about half the i bloc:, was leased to other parties a d was t:ailed the :: irlington Hotel Tine i total llss lnclu .,n[ 1uiiJiags, stores, | furniture snd socks Is estimated at
 million aud 'ia.f. The fire $ believe | to be cause U; l,iliama sie materials in-
 Henter < Co.'S place.
 BUFFALO. Nov. 3 At Akron last night Sarah Nc ui:eu, aged 19, threw Della Brown, aged 6, and Nellie Connor, aged 10, from a railroad bridge. height 65 feet over Murder Creek. Nellie was instant. ly killed and little Della had both arms and legs broken and although terribly bruised it is thought she wIll recover. Sarah tried tn drown herself, but was rescued. 1t is believed she is insane
 PEORIA, Nov 3 3-The business portion of the town of Chillicothe was almost entirely destroyed by fire last nIgat The fire originated in livery stable and spread rapidly. All communication is cut off Loss is about S201,OO0 and only partially insured The buildings are mostly small stores saloons and shops. Between 30 and 40 buildings were total ly destroyed.
 Uels>o, Gal, October 31 Two young men, Wallace ard Fl. Ray. sgei rss- p.ctfuliy 25 and 2l. ~-r- instantly kill Q by sn engine two mijrs north of thus plhce tb,s " nirg ihev were riait,- sr.Ii~ y y-'n,Ip' de "nd it hrI ;g tnFz did ot I,uiice s r.piHiv srYcO, chlns sneine. Both were found c .,se to ,hs track q li.,l4 drsfigured rnd the car few hun.ir-l feet further or. The bod iss were romuv .'i tr this .;uIDt
 New York, Oct. 31.-SpIiu1er < CD wholesale desIers in sils and ~orsted y-rD fai ed with the liahiI't,es of ESQ., 900, tin rss. ts Wet Aboni the same ss Is.tc F..'h & O.. ill cl.thIns', closed by the sheriff on jnde n.sLts, liabilities S280,0OO t;.e assets are not yet known. Isidor Rossnthal cloak manufacturer hes failed with the liabilities reported upwards S150,00O the largest smourt confessed for the judgment was to his wife.
 San Francisco, October SIT, ID. McGrath, foreman of the distributing room. and Juo. L.. Mesrs. supsrinten- dent If the city delivery at the post of tic., vera arrested today under indict- meuts by tte U. 8. grand jury.
 The msn ar,. chargei with soliciting contributions from fellow clerks fir the purpose of defrsyiug camp ign expen s-s. Tie penalty is S5, 900 fine or three years imprisonment, or bl:h
 McGrnth and Mesrs were held in S2.- 500 pail each ny U. 5. Uommissioner Sawyer McGrs,h's cffrus. Is said to have been committed iu 1888, prior to tue fall aIectini and the post office de- partment hes hee en inves.ig ating the case yer sir cs.
 J D. Gib3s, late superintendent of this station. w..s also arrested on the same chHrg.s
 H W. Bu'le-, former clerk in the post cfiica, gave himself up today to 8 U. \, nsrsbal, upon learning that h. had bsen iudic''d by the federal grand jury for collecting politic.l assessments rom government employees during the ..am o.isn of lS3S. Hr bail was fixed et S1,250, which be rsisAd