Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1891-05-02
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, hotel here as man and wife. They in
mediately retired and as nothing Wa
seen OF them till late this morning, th
door Of the room was broken in.
On the bed lay the woman, covere
with blood. She had been dead 10
hours. Her abdomen Was ripped ope
and a broken table knife lay in he
blood. Her yiecera had been cut, ant
from appearances part of it is missing
The man had escaped. Police think b.
is Jack the Ripper.
PORTLAND, Ore, April 23,-Governo
Pennoyer when asked today whether b,
would 60 TO the state line to receiv;
president Hasrison and party, said: "Mr
Harrison represents Inhis official capacity
the official power and dignity OF a feder
al government, and ], as governor o.
of Oregon, represent the state of Oregon
in the same way We are equal. / have
no business to 90 and pay homage u
him. On the contrary, when he visits
; Oregon he should rather pay his respects
to me as its official executive.
PANAMA, April 24.-Reports from
Peru state that between March 9th ano
22nd eleven rain storms swept over the
Lambayeque. Rivers rose and flooded
| the country all around for thirty miles
| Many villages are now inundated and
crops are all destroyed.
SIMTA, April 24,--BrItish troops have
burned u villages occupied by rebelrious
Manipurls. The latter retreated to the
hills and the British then shelled the
hills, killing and wOunding large mum
Der OF the enemy.
LEADvILLE. April Yesterday
while several men were working in the
Buena Vista tunnel 100 feet from the
entrance a mass Of solid rock weighing
several hundred tons fell on them, in
stantly killing John Carlson and injur-
ing others.
PORTSMOUTH, y. H., April 24.-Four
artillerymen who belonged to the bat
terry which Fmutinied last Monday,
to call attention TO grievance from
which the men claimed to be suffering,
have been tried by court martial and
each sentenced to two years imprison-
ment.
RED BLUFF, April 24-Oscar Crandall
and some companions were playing
cards in saloon here last night and
Crandall went outside for time. Others
heard pistol shot and soon after
Crandall was found dying with a
bullet hole over his ear. Rube Mitchell
and Frank Hughes were arrested on
suspicion. Crandall died at eight o'clock
this morning.
RIVERSIDE, April 23.-The presidential
party arrived at Riverside this after
noon after a delightful trip from San
Diego. Short stops were made at Ocean
side, Santa Ana, Orange and South
Riverside. The president received a
cordial welcome at each Of these places
and expressed his thanks in brief
speeches complimentary TO tie people
and their country. The crowds at
each of these places were swelled by
school children. who presented the
ladies' Of the party with flowers. At
Santa Ana reception took place in a |
floral pavilion surmounted with fine |
specimens Of the American eagle. Post |
master General Wanamaker made a |
speech there. The president left the |
train at South Riverside fer few min |
ltes and was photographed standing on |
4 low platform with his left hand |
resting against tall column of block |
IN mined and manufactured in the i'm
Mediate vicinity. He congratulated the
people on the development OF this i'm
oortant industry.
CHICAGO, April 23.-The stockholders
u the American Trotting Horse Register
association, which was formed yester-
lay by prominent breeders of trotting
lorses from all parts of the country, and
vhen purchased Wallace's register, met
oday and elected their first board of di-
ectors. A committee was appointed to
rrange with the directors of the Worlds
'air for adequate representation of trot
ing interests at the exposition.
DENVER, April 24.-Davis & Creswells'
Jig machine shops. brass and type foun-
ry, situated on the corner OF 10th and
S,ake streets, is burning and will prob
bly, be complete destroyed with a loss
[ Sl50,O0O. The fire started iu the CEN
er of top floor and is apparently beyond
be control Of the fire department.
pasadena, April 23.-This city was
llumated in honor Of the presidential
arty. They arrived here at 7:30
clock and were welcomed by Mayor
,uke and a committee of citizens.
San BERNARDINo, April %. The presi-
ent had a warm reception at San Ber-
ardino and addressed the people in a
hort speech.
The approach of the train was mark
d by huge bonfires on each side Of ,
ne tract. The party were escorted to
ne hotel green, where the president
cid short formal reception The
arty afterward were entertained at a
anquet. Toasts were responded to by
resident Harrison, Secretary Rusk, 4
ostmaster General Wanamaker, Gov =,
rnor Markham, Ex-Governor Sheldon
Montana, General McCook and others
ONTARIO, April 23.-The president
I'D party made a short stop here. Gov |
nor Markham introduced the presi-
ent, who made a short speech and I
nook hands with hundreds. Hand
,me floral pieces we're presented to the
arty.
ScoTTDALE, April 23.-TEe second riot {
,curred at Leisuring this afternoon, in
hich five men and two women were {
lied,
WASHINGTON, April 24.-Senor Galran,
minister at Washington from
an Domingo has returned here as a !
1eclal commissioner TO negotiate the ,
agreement between San ;
'omingo and United States under .
le Mckinley act.
New YORK, April 24.-Frank Slaven 6
nd Charlie Mitchell, the pugilists, ar {
we'd today Oh the steamer Majestic.
LONDON, April 21.-The free education
i'll has been drafted and will probably
Q introduced before the Whltsun re-
sss. 1t provides tha: all fees be ;
bolished in the elementary schools. ;
he Standard strongly attacks the pro ;
,ct.
CHICAGO, April 24.--The strike at
acson Park is over for the present. and
II the men needed are at work. ,
ROME, April 24,-Baron Fava, the ]
Italian minister at Washington, who re- |
emily left that city, on leave of absence, {
as arrived here. Immediately after
ne Baron's arrival he had a prolonged ,