Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1891-10-17
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reached here of daring robbery pei
petrsted upon the National Bank of En-
terpr:se in WalIow county, Wednesda.
afternoon. Cashier Holmes was in tht
bank alone when man entered anC
asked how much money John Smith o
Portland had on deposit. Upou tht
cashier saying no such man bad de
post, The visitor drew pistol and Gov
ering the cashier said: you're liar
} At this junctCre two confederates came
up on horseback. One of them sitting
On horse with pistol in each hand
kept the people back, and the other en-
tered the bank and poured ID a sack al
the money on the counter, about thirty
five hundred dollars in all. The three
men then rode TO tie mountains. a
posse is in hot pursuit, but as the coun-
ty is sparsely settled their capture is
doubtful. Four thousand dollars IN the
till under the connter were not found by
the robbers.
KANSAS CRY, Oct. 8,-Today is a red
letter day for Kansas City. The Priests
of PhalIas parade tonight. The arrival
I of Phalias Athen this morning and the
! Interstate Fair have drawn an immense
crowds of people to the city. Every in
coming train this morning has on extra
coaches and all were filled TO overflow
ing. The stree car companies are do
| ing an immense business and have every
car they OWL in use. Governor Thayer
| Of Nebraska and staff arrived this morn
| ing. The arrival of Phallas Athen this
morning was heralded by the ringing of
bells and blowing of whistles. A pro-
cesson was formed at the grand avenue
station, headed by chariot, in which
rode the Goddess in full armor. She
Was conducted through the principal
streets to Coates house, where she was
welcomed upon her third annual return
to Kansas City, by Mayor Holms and a
committee of one hundred of Kansas
City's most prominent citizena.
CEDAR RAPIDS. Oct. Sat confer
ence of representatives of the Brother
hood Rail Road Conductors and order
of RaIl Road Conductors it was decided
to consolidate the organizations IN the
name of the latter.
Lo~DoN, Oct. "a dispatch dated
Sept 9th has just been received here
from Annoy seaport, town in China.
On the island of the same name, nearly
opposite the center of the island of For
mosa it is announced that there has
been serious rioting, forty miles from
the town of Annoy. The population of
Annoy, amounting to almost 100000 peo-
pie are in state of great excitement.
The riot is caused by fiscal abuses of
several mandarin and other officials.
killed by the rioters. The rioters have
been quelled.
CORK, Oct. 9.--Posters have been plac-
arded about the city having deep
mourning border and bearing IN the
center the words: Murdered to please
Englishmen." The people are denounc-
ing the MoOarthyites and United Ire
land is declaring that Parnell was mur-
dared and imploring the people to re-
main tranquil. The posters are stir
ring up much excitement.
OMAHA, Oct. ed Newell, murderer,
was hung today. The murderer cen
fessed to hiscrime.
ST. PAUL, OoF I.-Rsports from the
wheat fieldsof- North Dakota and north
western Minnesota today says the
weather is fine. and threshing in pro-
gress in a number of places. Less than
half the crops are thTeshed and fears
are entertained that much will be lost.
KANSAS CRY, Oct 9-The Stars
Goodland, EanGaR. says. A cloudless
sky is the result of Melbourne's rain ex-
periments today. He claims that cold
nights undo all the work of the day.
If he does not bring rain by o'clock
tonight, he will give up his experiment
here and seek O warmer climate.
CAPE MAY, n. j. Oct. Samson Ham
ilton, proprietor of the Cape house,
Sborehan hotel and other properties
has failedi liabilities S1V0,0g0.
BoUGFoN, EGG Oct 9.-Mrs. Parnell is
still Frustrated with grief and though |
weak and exhausted from long watch
ing and the terrible shock experienced |
positively refuses to partake of any food |
or refreshment and will only see her |
daughter, A family council was held |
yesterday and necessary arrangements |
were made for the funeral after consul |
tatiOn with committee of Irish mem !
bers of parliament who have bren dep. |
utized to take part,
BURGETrsTowN, Pa, Oct 9.-Three |
hOstlers at the county fair grounds are |
dy ing from the effects of the contents of |
n bottle containing strychnine, whiskey |
and alcohol which they drank.
gHELBYvITLE, Ind, Oct. 9.-At Scelby |
this morning Joseph Sch ott. Clint Nelly /
and II. Thayer were fatally crushed by |
a falling elevator.
SALEM, Mas. Oct 9.-It was announc-
ed this fore noon that further hearing
in the Searles W II contest will be post
poned TO Oct Goth by the agreement of |
counsel. 1t is thought this postpone
mentis is tie preliminary movement to-
ward the settlement of the entire mat
ter out of court and the object is
thought 10 be 10 gain time to consider
negotiaUionc which are said to be pend
ing in the case.
ROCHESTER, n. Y. Oct. 9.-S. s. Mann,
dealer in dry goods, has failed for $780,
600. The firm Is one of the oldest in the
city and the failure was great surprise.
PITTsBURG, Pa, Oct. a.-The Oliver
& Roberts wire company, one of the |
largest concerns of its kind in the
country made request of it's creditors
today for extension OF time.
LONDON, Oct. 9.-"Ted" Pritchard the
pugllist was today sentenced to a |
months Imprisonment for cowardly as
sault upon barkeeper who ordered |
him to leave a public house in which |
the barkeeper was employed.
SAN DIEGO, CAL, Oct. .. The jury in
the case of Breeileve, charged with the
murder of Sailor Brown, of the Charles
ton last July returned verdict this
mornl,g of manslaughter. Sentence
was deferred. 1t is understood a motion
will be made for new trial.
New YORK, Oct. S.-According to
morning paper, NJ. 7. Trumphour, the
handsome white haired bank wrecker,
made full confession of his crime
yesterday. He talked fully and fresh,
giving in detail the manner in which
he aid Treasurer Ostrander plundered |
the Ulster County Savings institution
at Kingston, n. Y, and covered up
their operations for moro than twenty
years, He throws most of the blame