Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1891-06-13
Alb Tia and tina. Lundy had left her as

she was not to ID relied upon. Sheriff
Cody also discovered STALKS ~ tho floor
and walls Of the Chinaman's store and
bullet mole through the wall on Satur-
day. Poker Toms body With the head
AMI limbs cut oil was found in the river
; by the Indians. An Tia was FASTENED to
Jail TO prevent lynchiDg. An inquest
held by the people found him guilty.
The case has awakened great interest,
and the progress Of the examination 10
eagerly awaited and watched.
ST. PETERsBUG, Juns lit IS semi
officially stated that the Gar having
learned through the Grand Duke Sergius
that the Jews expelled from Moscow are
brutally treated and are not given time
to SETTLE their affairs has given orders to
the authorities to observe the ukase
which directs that explosions be effected
gradually II order to enable the Jews to
wind up their business.
ST. LOUIS, June IA dispatch from
the City of Alexico SAYS: 4 water spout
burst near San Luis Potosi in the State
OF GUaDaIuato Sunday. The water
swept away many houses and cattle,
uprooted trees, in fact for a space of
three miles the country was completely
devastated. 1t is not known how many
lives have beer lost, Hundreds of peo-
pie are homeless and in destitute con-
dition.
YUMA, Ariz., June 10.-The large
pumps of the Yuma Irrigating Works
were started this evening, running sue
cessfully and supplying an immense
amount of water from the Colorado
river. The Yuma pumping plant for IT.
rigating is the first ever used in Arizona
1t will irrigate large acreage of land on
the vest side of Yuma planted in vine
yard and citrus fruits. Black Hamburg
grapes are ripe. and other varities will
be ready for shipment from here within
few days.
CHICAGO, June 1C.-Annie Allen crept
up behind Belle Rogers at picnic today
and plunged a huge dirk knife five times
into Bellies neck and back. The victim
sank to the ground and in ten minutes
was dead. The murderess chung franti-
cally to the policemen who arrested her
begging them not to allow the crowd to
lynch her. The two women were rivals
for the affections Of youth named
Brownell Jones.
SACRAMENTO, June 10.-Mrs. Victoria
Wolcott, a lady residing in Oakland, has
returned from a visit to Gold Run,
where she went to investigate some
hydraulic mining property left her by
her late husband. She tells story OF
the indignities to which she was sub
jected while there. She went down in a
mine adjoining her own to look at the
situation, and she says she had hardly
made her appearance when she was or
der ed peremptorily and rudely to leave
the premises.
The lady was about to go, when as she
claims, George Betlen, George Mullone
and four other men made a rush and
dragged her for a distance of nearly
half nile, finally dropping her uncon-
scious near the railway track. On the
way the men threatened to hang her
If she reported her experience. Mrs.
WolcOtt says that when she applied at
the hotel for rooms and meals, she was
promptly refused either, and when she
called on some of her old friends they
also declined to supply her with food or
shelter, saying they had been warned |
not to do so. She was compelled to |
spend two nights in the woods, and when |
she applied to the district attorney of |
Placer county fer the arrest of her as
sailants she was told that If she had any |
sympathy with the farmers she could |
not get justice. The attorney advised |
the lady not to have the men arrested |
and she thereupon desisted.
Mrs. Wolcott says she is in sympathy |
with neither miners or farmers, and all |
she went to Gold Run for was to look /
afoer her interest.
New YORK. June 1.-THE fact has |
just come to light that the mammoth es-
Establishment of Hilton Hughes & Den {
ming was entered last Friday night and |
$4,000 or more worth of diamonds and !
jewelry were stolen.
LONDON, June IL. - Mrs. Mckee, |
daughter of President Harrison, and |
Mrs. Russell Harrison arrived this morn |
ing as guests of United States Minister
Lincoln.
PARIS, June 1.-THE Rationale today |
announces that De Lesseps will be pros
ecuted for misleading investors who suo-
scrIbed money for carrying on the work
CT the Panama canal
OMAHA, June 1.-THE trial OF the
great bridge case of the Rock Island
road against the Union Pacific was
opened this morning in the federal
court.
WASHINGTON, June 9,-Commissioner
Raum, of the pension buTaau, is making
to still further increase
L. 3 I
hopes to be able to reach daily issue of
from eighteen hundred to nineteen hun
dred, which would be an increase of
ABOUT four hundred during General
Raum's incumbency. The number of
cases awaiting investigation by special
examiners in the bureau has been re-
6uced from fourteen thousand to two
thousand, and 10 consequence about
forty special examiners now in the field
will be called in. There are now about {
vacancies in the bureau,
which will soon be filed, and these {
appointments, together with the forty '
special examiners, will increase the /
force of the Office to fifty seven.
General Raum said today his present
force is doing exceedingly good work ,
and he expects to make better ..
record this year than ever before. The 1
number OF certificates Issued last week
vas iive thousand The first payment r
thereon aggregated nearly 100000. :
PITTsRUE3, Pa. June 1.-THE Anal | |
,ameted Association of Iron and Steel
Workers today endorsed the brlcklayers
trike. The Amalgamated also pledged
heir support. The endorsement Of the =
strike as passed by the con- =
-ention contained significant clause, +
Eating that the magnificent g. L. Davis =
Alvin Joslin) theatre building here was y
icing put up by entirely non -union men, :,
md desiring ali labor organizations to a.
remember that fact in the future" =
This means boycott. e
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, June 11.-John fC
Sardsley ex-city treasurer was arraigned