Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-08-15

ribie story. There has been living gitf , her, Amelia, step-daughter, a young women of D. AmelIa's father died wher
 sEe was 3 years old, leaving hcr larg' strip of land worth many thousands O
 dollars. Since then Mrs. Sheshinski anC
 her two brothers have been working t
 secure the property. They made tht
 girl go cut and p.ck coal and beat hel
 every night. Sine made several fruitles!
 attempts to escape. For many months
 she had not been seen till today wher
 the citizens of the town started to search
 for her. h foul cellar in the Polish
 part of the town they found the girl
 She was locked in the house a ravng
 maniac, begging everyone not to kill
 her. The only clothing she had on was
 made of an old salt bag and on her
 neck were found several large red scars
 made by the step mother, who burned
 the girl with red hot poker. Evidence
 has been secured to prove that the
 woman and her brother have tried to poison the girl whose property is row said to be worth S5O,OOO. Mrs. She- shinski was held in S3,OO0 bail.
 WAsHINGToN,:Apg pg, S,-General Greedy, chief signal officer of the United States army, has been ordered to proceed to
 Munich, Bavaria, and attend the meteor logical conference and international polar commission, which meets st that place in August and September next. Upon the adjournment or the commis sion he r7ill return to this city to his station.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 7.-Bayard Sc vile W ho was arrested Wednesday on the complaint of ex-Sena:or James G. Fair has been charged with obtaining money under false pretenses. On July 10th he presented letter of introduc- tion purportIng to be from ex-Secretary Bayard, of Wilmington. Delaware, and on the strength thereof induced Senator Fair to endorse draft for $500 on the Security Trust and Safe Deposit bank of Wilmington. Now it transpires that the letter was forgery and that Seville had no money in the bank. The latter Cashed the draft through the Nevada bank of this city. He claims to have studied law under Secretary Bayard but engaged in the commission business, having houses in New York and London.
 HELENA, Mont, Aug. 8.-Gus Brede, Of Fort Mcleod, Tn the northwe terri tory, was killed by lightEing about five miles from Fort Benton yesterday. He had charge of party of Chipamen whom he was smuggling into the United States. Nine of the Chinamen in the wagon escaped without scratch but were afterward arrested by collector of customs,
 Pasadena, Cal, Aug. 8.-Otis P. Arnold, president of the Milwaukee Furniture Co., Los Angeles, and prominent resi- dent Of Pasadena, shot himself through the head this morning in the yard back of his residence. The suicide was caused by despondency over business troubles. Deceased was A. years old and 6 bach elor.
 Gov. Markham returned Friday from ] fishing trip in San Gabriel canyon. His health is much improved. Next week he will visit the state national guard at Santa Monica.
 RosToN, Aug. S.-CalYin Page has arrived with his two daughters, whom le recovered from the Piute Indians of Dakota who held them captiyes for .welve years.
 TALLAHASSEE, Florida, Aug. 6.-Gov. has announced that inasmuch IS quorum of the Florida senate did lot participate with the house in joint on May 26th, it is hls opinion hat Call is not elected United States senator and therefore he cannot certify hat he is elected.
 SAN RAFAEL, Calf. Aug. S.-Mrs. J. Il, Goodman, vie of the general pas ienger agent of the Southern Pacific 'ailroad company, died this morning at It the Hotel Rafael. The remains were emoved to San Francisco.
 HAMILTON, Ont, Aug. S.-P relimin lries are all settled for a race today fo he double scull chanplonshIp, which will be rowed between and o'clock Pools sold 10 to 8 on Gaudaur and Mo- Kay.
 JAcKsoNvILLE, Fla, Aug. 8.-The Southern Pacific steamer Fl Dorado rom New York for New Orleans. is Gshore On the great Bahama banks. The vessel and cargo will be a complet- wreck without assistance. No passene gers were on board.
 PARIS, Aug. IA telegram received lere today from Buenos Ayres asserts hat Chili will declare war against Bo- ivia because the government of the alter country recognized the congress honal party Of the former country as )elligerants.
 DOVER, Del, Aug. 7.-James colored, was hanged in all here this afternoon for an assault lpon an year-old girl.
 MINNEAPOLIS, Aug. S.-The heat yester. lay was excessive. Two cases of sun- 'troke are reported, one of which will result fatally.
 PUEBLO, Colo, Aug. S.-The second annual convention of the Brotherhood If Railroad Carmen of United States ad- burned after electing ". S. Missengar, 'f St. Joseph, Mo, grand chief
 CHICAGO, Aug. Ion bill filed in the '.gte circuis court by Fred Harvey, Judge Deysgs issued an injunction re- straining the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe railroad company from run ling dining cars upon it's lines west of the Missouri river covered by contract with him, and from feeding passengers any of the points upon this portion of the road, and from refusing 10 stop its pass nger trains at complain ants hotels and lunch rooms along the route.
 Harvey represents that his plant cov- CTS nearly 2,500 miles of the railroad, and has cost him sl50,OOO. Railroad people say the contract does not debar them from putting on dining cars. and they will move for dissolution of in- jun nction.