Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1891-09-19

q CINCINNATI, Sept. 12-The identity
OF the woman who mysteriously disap-
!, peared from this city last night is fully
established 10y description given by
Mrs. Bolton of Chicago. The said
:. the woman was taken before the
police this morning where she told q
story in almost the identical language
she used last night. Finding no cause
for holding her the chief of police direct
ed that she be taken back to the house
of detention. to await some action by
her friends.
When seen by an Associated Press
representative today Miss Ava wao en-
tirely self possessed and very ANXIOUS to
identify herself as Miss Ava. "Tell Mrs
Bolton, said she, sand that will identi-
fy me better than anything else, tha,
TIE money and coupons was in her
satchel, and not mine, and that they
took it and its contents; now Mrs. Bol
ton will know from this that am Miss
Ava" She went ON to say that she
went to college to attend to a matter of
business. She carried money to pay
little Jesuitical tariff ga la Mckinley"
They den.a anded that she publicly re-
nounce her Methodist faith and return
to the church. Refusing. she was struck
heavily on the breast by a man. Before
this the satchel with money in it had
been seized. The woman says from the
time she lost consciousness, Wednesday, |
until yesterday afternoon, she knew |
nothing except a sleh remembrance of !
being drencLeC vi'h water and her |
clothes taken off. She denies the sug-
gestion that she is Miss Dis de Bar. The |
Judgment OF the police is that she is in
sane, but sne carries herself with a re-
markable conslstence for an insane
woman.
Last week an important mineral
discovery was made on the Mexican side
OF the line, about one mile and a half
from town. The existence Of rastras
there had been known for years, but as
there were no indications of mine in
the nelghoorhood 1T was supposed the
ore had been brought from some
distance, but the workings were only a
few yards away, it being one OF the lost
mines" about which there are so many
legends existing in the far southwest.
Last week some mules owned by a
Mexican strayed away While
searching for them on another animal
the rider came near being thrown on
Of ho MI - l
the feet of which had become entangled.
On dIsmounting and investigating the {
Mexican found the animal had become
entangled in some mesquite timbers. I
over which there was slight covering
of earth. When these had been removed
the mouth OF shaft was disclosed and |
the mystery of the rastras explained.
Mr.. Rodolfo Vasquez and DR.. Cheno-
weth have become interested in the
mine and will begin work at an early '
day.
AS far as examined, ledge four feet '
in width has been disclosed, which Will
average 20 ounces in silver and four
tenths of an ounce in gold. Without
any development work il is calculated Z
that there are 1000 tons Of ore in sight. q
Fuel and water are abundant in the im-
mediate neighborhoOd. The owners feel
that they have good. thing Herald. /
New YORK. Sept. 14-Counsel for
Joseph David Il Son have obtained an
attachment against the Mexican Ma
.iOnal railway Co, on a claim FOR $780, {
200. The company has 100000 in
either the City National bank or the
Western Na:iocal banY. AS there may l.
De deposits in others the sheriff received |
notice OF attachment on all II this city. O
The Ohio & Mississippi railway com
lany have begun spit against a news L
paper here to recover 100000 damages
or publication of an article to the ef- L
ect that the company is deep in the |
mud, owing to Incompetent manage u
nent.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. Attorneys b
epresen ting John Lorence, of Scotland, Il
md Alfred SutIy and n. B. Randall of q
New York. have filed bill in equity in Z"
he United States circuit court against il
re Philadelphia and Reading railroad a
Reading Coal and Iron COM
AMY, and the Pennsylvania company, 81
or insurance on hhels and granting an O,
Iuities, complaining that the interest is IT
ue and bonds have been diverted for %
ther purposes. +
OTTAwA, Canada, Sept. IA British re
rmy officer on his way to inspect the Il
licences Of British Columbia says his d,
intends to strengthen de- Il
ences of Canada at both oceans and /
long the st. Lawrence and great lakes, W
nd that ships and ornaments of the Il
Atlantic and Pacific squadron will be
enerally strengthened. He says the
eneral belief IN England is that trouble N
iith the United States is inevitable. tb
LONDON, Sept. IA serious outbreak os
( pleuro- pneumonia is reported in %
,um berland and it is feared that the o
aluable short horns belonging 10 Sir =.
Vilfred Lawson, NJ. p, are infected.
he cattle already slaughtered were
alued at 1000. Il,
SAN Francisco, Sept. 14.-Alex. Grant, al
be police officer shot by NJ. b. Curtis, 1f
he actor, Tss buried yesterday. The Ia Ia
lneral was largely attended. Id