Arizona republican., 1891-04-01
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

NtONSihOt hhduI, VI yesterday signed the bill making train wrecking punishable by death.
 The Minneapolis Tribune's specials show that all central Dakota has been visited by heavy fall of snow.
 i, The Pope is suffering from severe.st. tack of stomach trouble. His condition Is such that he is compelled to keep his bed.
 A steamer iust arrived at New Bed- ford, Massachusetts. from Vineyard, re- ports, two vessels in Vineyard Haven in distress.
 Rev. Dr. Hatfield, well-known Methodist divine of Evanston, Ill.,, died yesterday morning after midnight, of pneumonia.
 The fourth class postoffice at Escon- dido, San Diego county, California. will be raised to third class or presidential office April |. 'r' ~
 The American National Bank of Kan sas City, which failed January l9. re. sumed business yesterday morning with over q ,725, ,0O0 in cash in its vaults.
 The business portion of La Grande, Oregon, was totally destryed by fire yesterday morning. The total loss is estimated at i5O,0O0. Insurance, s6J0O.
 The Whitney Car-wheel Works, of Philadelphia, with assets of $726, ,457, and liabilities s558,34J, were granted four years extension by creditors yester- day.
 Joseph O'Connor. principal officer of the San Francisco Grammar school, was arrested yesterday on charge of bat tery for punishing Charles Kinsman, a pupil.
 Paris dispatches say the northeast de- parlments have been visited by heavy snow storms. Local railways are blocked and mountain roads in Vosges are im- passable.
 The remains of Charles Arbuckle, the millionaire, coffee merchant, were bur ried in Alleghany yesterday. The an- nouncement that the remains were to be cremated was incorrect.
 The President yesterday granted a pardon in the case of Nicholas H. Gres- beck, convicted in Utah, of adultery. and sentenced October 27, 1890, to SishtSSh hiohbiio oihlptiSouuichts
 The New York Smelling and Refining Company has been put in a receivers hands by Judge Barrett. There are $43,OO0 in executions against the com pany. Assets, s60,0O0 to $70,000.
 Mrs. Jane Chamber Grayden died last night at Indianapolis, aged S9. She was an associate of Whittier, Garrison and n,h al. of sons is Lieutenant, James w. Grayden, U. $. A.
 Following is a statement of the visable supply of grain at New York, Saturday :: Wheat P, TAG, QUO, decrease 267 ,000; corn 2,9SS 900, increase IS ,0O0 oats 8, ,S09, ,0O0, decrease 1000; barley 1926, 900, decrease l66,00J.
 The Chicago grand jury yesterday re- turned an indictment against banker Kean. It charges him with e,nbezzle- ment in having accepted deposits of money within thirty days of the failure of his bank.
 Before adjournment of the Kincaid trial, at Washington yesterday, a num- Der of other witnesses testified as to threats made by Taulbee against Kin caid, of Taulbee telling him he had better arm himself, etc.
 Judge Pierce, of San Diego, yesterday denied the motion for new trial in the case of Murray, the murderer of City Marshall Wilson, of Oceanside, and Wednesday April 8, was the day set for resentencing Murray.
 pontoon bridge was swept away at St. Charles, Missouri, yesterday, con taining five men who have not been heard of. They were John Coleman, Fritz Works, Lotus Robinson, James Spark and John Enoch.
 L'Italia announces that the Italian Government still adheres to the princi- ples of not taking part officially in the exhibition at Chicago, but will give every facility to those artists and manufacturers who desire to ex- hibit.
 The failure of Falk X Sons, merchants at Savannah, Ga., has been followed by that Of their New York house. The liabilities are placed at $170,OoO. Nomi. nal assets exceed these figures, but It is believed the actual assets Will pav all claims in full.
 Final arrangements are now nearly and in few days instructions will be issued to the three parties au- thorized by the international railway to survey the route of the 1 railroad between this' country and South America.
 The Illinois Steel Company brought suit, in New York yesterday, against the kilner Manufacturing Company, of | New York, for infringement of the Gar rett gold mill patents, asking $l00. 0.0O0 damages and an accounting, and per petual injunction against the mills.