Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-11-28

Z ST. PAUL, Nov. 21-The report has
been teleg raphed from Sioux Falls, SD,
that Nrs. james G.. Blaine, Jr., had
abandoned her residence in that state
and with it her suit for divorce. Mrs.
Blaine is IN this city under the care CT
| physician and expresses the most en-
phatic and sweeping denial Of such re
port.
FLORENCE, Mass, Nov. %. - Hugh
O'Neil, wealthy stockman near here,
last Wednesday morning made his
servants stay away from the apartments
of his wife under threats of punishment,
claiming bis wife was Ill. Twelve hours
elapsed and he had not retur-ed, and
nothing was seen or heard of mrs.
O'Neil. Investigation disclosed that
O'Neil murdered his wife and locked
the body in her room. Officers are
hunting for O'NeIl. The cause for the
Cline is not known.
BROOKLYN, n. Y, Nov 21.-Thls after
noon new conduit extension under
course of construction burst and sub
merged a number of iaborerS when TO
their horror large gas pipe which ran
parallel to the conduit burst filling the
place with the fumes Of gas. -Four
labOrers and possibly seven were burl-
ed alive. The work of rescue is being
pushed as rapidly as possible, bit it will
be impossible to get down to where the
bodies are buried before Sunday after
noon,
STOCKTON, Cal, Nov. 2l,-Another
worlds record was broken on the Stock
ton kite shaped track today. The year
ling fiiley, Faust, was driven a mile by
Millard, and went in 2:2515 breaking
the worlds record of 2:2S54. 1t was a
wonderful performance, as the filley new
sr paced before, having trotted last
Tuesday in 2:4O The filly was well
rated, and made splendid finish COM
ing the last quarter in 80 seconds. She
went to the quarter post in 3715 to the
half in 1:l314; the three quarters 1:5O15,
and mile In 2:2o12. 1t is predicted by
horsemen that Faust will go in 2:2O.
YoKAHoMA, Nov. 23.-The earthquake
OF October 2Sth caused a loss of 5000
lives. OAer 200, 900 persons are homeless
in two provinces alone.
NEW YORK, Nov. 23:-A terrible wind
and rain storm is advancing. Tele
graphic communication to many points
has been interrupted. A despatch from
Baltimore says a waterspOut struck
Washington and that seven lives were
lost IN consequence.
CRY OF MEXICO, Nov. 23.-Telegrams
recently received from Guatemala say
that the political excitement is increas-
ing there and that hardly a day passes
that President Bar.illas does not find
notes under his plate, on his bed, in his
desk, ETC., threatening him with death.
He has notified the Salvadorian govern
ment that be would eXpel Salvadorians
who sought refuge in Guatemala when
ever it was proven that they had con-
spired against a friendly government.
His aim is to live in peace with his
neighbors. The Mexican government
denies that any request has been made
by Guatemala to preserve neutrality,
but if request Is made it will be con-
sidered.
SACRAMENTO, Nov. 23-The supreme
court today rendered decision declar- /
ing the law appropriating three hundred |
thousand dollars for the worlds fair |
valid.
JOLIET, H., Nov. 23.-Gardner, twen- |
ty-eight miles from here, is excited over
the discovery today that two of the |
leading physicians and livery stable
keeper of the town are responsible for |
the recent daring burglaries there. Drs. |
Boyer and McAdam and livery stable |
man Biggs were discovered early this |
morning trying to blow open the safe of
the Gardner bank.