Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-10-10
ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH.

LONDON, Oct. Sit has beed decided
to hold post norton examination Of
the body of Parnell, with the view Of
settling the cause Of death. John Dill
ion and VIM. OBrien were asked for ex
preston Of their views regarding the
death of Parnell ..and both distinctly re-
fused to say anything upon the subject
Dispatches from Brighton say that
the doctors certificate states that Par
nell's death was caused by rheumatic
fever, causing an excessive temperature
and failure of the heart. 1t was docld-
ed at the family council held this after
noon that Parnell's remains be accorded
a public funeral and that the body be
inferred at Avondale county, Wicklow
Ireland, where the dead leader was born.
PorrsvILI.E, Penn, Oct. S,-The last
word from the Richardson colliery
where tie six men are. eI tombed is as fol
lows: There is no prospect Of finding
the men tonight. Inspector Gay and
Doyle and Superintendent Veith are
here. An undertaken is to take charge
of the bodies. Graves are being dug for
the entomb-d men. Grant still lies IN
precarious condition. The crowd still
continues large around the mouth OF the
slope.
The ,rescuers at the Richardson COL
liery at Gelcarbon have today given up
all hope of reaching the entombed min
ers alive. All through as large force OF
men as can be handled in such limited
space as the Crosby gangway will per-
init have been kept work steadily.
The rescuers at no today had only
reached No. 6, and the gangway is still
blocked is breast No. 4. The rescuing
party is unable to proceed more rapidly
owing to the treacherous condition OF
the roof threatening to fall at any mo-
ment. There are no hopes of reaching
the men before midnight and probably
not before tomorrow.
New LISBON, Ohio. , October 6.-Can-
field has confessed of having turned the
switch which wrecked the limited Penn
sylvania at New Palestine few weeks
ago in which three men were killed. He
says he attempted to wreck the train to
plumber it. He is in Jail.
KANSAS CITY, Oct. is. w. Chip
man, a young merchant of American
Fork, Utah, was swlndled out OF 81 600
in cold cash by Mr.. Smith in cattle
deal at the stock yards yesterday.
Chapman met Smith some time ago at
his Utah home. Smith wanted to buy
200 cattle. Chipm IN had just that
number to sell. Smith offered good
price. He didn't haye the money with
him he said, and offered to pay Chip
mans expenses to Kansas City il he
cattle. The cattle were shipped in
Smiths name, who sold them, pocketed
the money and disappeared. Chapman
is about % years old and is Mormon.
HIS father.is one OF the wealthiest and
most influential men in this section OF
tie country.
CHICAGO, Oct. IA special commits
sion including Director General Davis
and Mrs. President Palmer will go to
Mexico this mouth with view to in
President DIaz and the Mex
lean people generally in the worlds
fair.
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, Oct. 8-The
weather is cloudy with occasional
sprinkles of rain. A great cr.wd OF
race. The skies are so
that it was at first doubt
full whether the contest would take
place. Every foot of track has been
nursed and worked over, and
both great stations are in the pink OF
Of condition. Allerton is still the,favorite
in the pools.
LATER-The first heat Nelson won,
second; time 2:l3. Allerton
was favorite in betting Ton the second
heat. The second heat Allerton won,
Nelson second; time play.
ALLERToN WINS.
The third heat Allerton won, Nelson
second; time 2:15.
New YORK, Oct. S.-The executive
committee of the lNew York CLUB met
this morning to investigate charges OF
crooked playing on tie part OF the New
YORK. club IN recent games with Boston
Ewing. Conner, Clark, Rus
sic and Buckley all made affidavit that
they played honest game, and denied
of crookedness made by Man.
lger Hart of the Chicago club. The
report Monday.
BRIGHTON, n. Y, Oct. S.-A freight
wreck occurred an the Albany and Sus-
luehanna road this morning at Dyes
switch, where the locomotive jumped
he track. Fireman Bowers sustained
/ fracture of the leg, Engineer Patterson
vas killed, and Brakeman Lynch had
eg broken. Fifty-five cars wrecked.
The damage is over $4,000.
KEoKUK, Oct. S.-Complaint is made
)y farmers in this vicinity that muoh of
,he fall wheat will be a failure. 1t is
laid that wheat sown before September
10Th received a slight shower Of rain
hat has eprouted the gram. This was
by the unusually warm weather
If the last two weeks of the month
which completely dried up the young
md tender sprout. In all such instances
he greater portion OF the wheat was
Large portions Of many fields
VII have to be resown.
ST. Louis, Oct. 8.-A dispatch from
San Antonio, Tex, says that Plutaribo
)renelas, the Mexican consul there, says
hat the published report of the massa-
re of 200 white colonists in the state OF
iidalgo, Mexico, is unfounded, or that
t has been greatly exaggerated. The
tate is one of the most peaceful and
prosperous in Mexico, and besides he
ays it is hardly possible that any such
massacre could have occurred there and
lot have been made public, as the state
s near the center of the nationol govern
nent and certainly would have been
snoWn in the capital.
New YORK, Oct. Sire this morning
destroyed the five story brown stone
nanson owned by Mrs. HAYWOOD Cut |
ing, occupied by August Belmont. The |
had narrow escape from death;
oss 100000.