Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-05-09
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name Of Col. Tuttle, and who said he
was commlsary OF the Soldiers Home at
Santa Monica, Cal. died here few days
ago, unknown and uncared for except by
stranger. This strangerwas Seabrook
Waddell, clerk iit the hotel where the
old man stopped when he WAS taken
with the grip.
While there Waddell had him removed
TO the hospital, where he had every
thing that could be done for sic. man.
Tuttie told the clerk that he intended to
make him his heir and that he had
property amounting TO $50. The clerk
protested against this and said the
money should 60 TO the mans relatives.
After the old mans death a few days
later Waddell found that futile had
disposed Of his property as he had pro-
posed. Wa| iell telegraphed to Santa
Monica TO the colonel's relatives, recsiv-
ed wcrd that they would not be respon-
sible for funeral expenses. Waddell ao-
cordingly purchased a cemetery lot and
headstone with the money.
RED BLUFF, May 4.-The president
arrived here at $50 this morning and
had warm reception.
WASHINGTON, May 4.-The Post SAYS
that when President and Mrs. Harrison
return from their western trip they will
take up their residence at Cape May
Point, where the president will spend as
much OF his time as possible. 1t is the
Intention OF Mrs. Harrison to have q
number Of improvements made at the
White House during her absence.
FAURNIcE, France. May 4.-The great
est excitement prevails through this
town and vicinity. The actual state of
the feeling can be best Judged from the
fact that many leaders of the popular
movement who best know the represen-
tation OF the labor party have started
for Belgium for arms and dynamite for
use against the troops here.
OTTAWA, Kas, May A peculiar
storm visited this section today. 1t COM
menced with high wind which blew at
the rate of forty miles an hour. Then q
calm followed and the sky became SO
black that it was necessary to turn on
the electric lights in the streets SO
dense with darkness. Hail fell thickly
for half an hour and then followed a
heavy rain which lasted two hours. The
sky cleared a. the conclusion Of the
rain storm. Much damage was done to
fruit by the hail but no other damage
is reported.
New YORK, May 4.-Edwsrd Gedney,
president OF the North River Bank, and
Cashier Ipgersoll were arrested this after
noon and held in $4,000 bail, each
charged with falisifyinR quarterly re-
port of the bank made in 1890.
BRUSSELS, May 4.-The miners an d
iron workers strike in Liege and Char
leoid district is complete, and is spread
to the Bonnage districts in the province
OF Hanuit. Fifty thousand men are out
Of work in central Belgium. There has
been no more rioting but at Loeg eev-
ersl more people have been murdered.
CHICAGO, May 4.-Thefe was lively
time IN the wheat market today, and
prices are huctuating considerably.
About thousand cigar makers have
struck for an advance in wages.
CHICAGO, May 4.-B. P. Hutchinson
has gone to Boston on vacation. An
examination Of his books will show
that he will Rave a half million left
Whsn his affairs are settled.
CHATTANOOGA, May flour colored
men were burned to death in the kitchen
Of construction train last night. 1t Is
believed the men were murdered.
PITTsBURG, May 1.-THE third annual
convention OF mschinists opened here
this morning.
At Uniontown, Pa, last night super
intendent Grey and the pit boss OF the
Elisen ring No. 3, went to rescue two
men who had been at work and who
were being held as prisoners by strikers,
They were set upon and stoned when
the deputies came to their aid. and at q
shot FREQ by the strikers, Supt. Grey Or
dered the deputies to fre. John Mahan
a striker was killed and another MORALLY
wounded.
PARIS, May 4.-Roche created sen.
sation in the chamber this morning by
denouncing Constans, minister OF the
interior, as the murderer OF the people
shot at Fourniers labor day. Roche was
sensured by the chamber.
SANTA FE, n. NJ, May 5.-The RIO
Grande is now within few inches OF
the highest point reached by the food
of 1884, and ON account of the large
amount of snow on the mountains it is
thought the food will be the greatest
ever known here.
Lunas were wrecked below Socorro, and
at several places above Albuquerque the
waters are running over the banks and
devastating the fields.
PORTLAND, Or, May 5.-The early part
of the journey OF the president and party
into Oregon today was made in steady
fall Of rain, varying from drizzle to a
light storm.
This did not however seem TO dampen
the enthusiasm OF the inhabitants, and
they paid the chief magistrate every
possible honor at every place visited.
A large crowd, including Grand Army
men and militia were assembled at the
engine to greet the president, but their
preparations went for naught, as he was
fast asleep in Lis car when the train ar
rived.
At Albany, which was reached at 8
o'clock, the president and all members OF
his party were on the rear platform OF
the observation car, and gave hearty re-
Spouse to the enthusiastic greeting OF
the people.
Cadets of the Crovallis Agricultural
College were drawn up in line at the
station, and formed part OF the recep-
ton committee. The mayor Of the city
introduced the president, who made a
short address.
ABINGDON, Va, May 5.-Dr. Baker and
Mrs. Gilmer, prominent and widely
known here, have been arrested on the
charge of the murder of Mrs. DR.. Raker
and of attempting to murder ". F..
Gilmer, the husband of the woman.
Mrs. Gilmer confessed that Mrs. Baker
had been killed and also acknowledged
that DR.. Baker sent the woman poison,
which she gave her husband, but his
life was saved. 1t is said that Baker
and Mrs. Gilme- are crlminally intimate.
CoLUsA, Cal, May 5.-The Glenn
county electio- is passing off quietly.
Reports from precincts say that so men
were not allowed to vote, but their
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