Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-10-03
TELEGRApHIC.


numerous burglaries in that and sur
rounding towns. The Inst one com =
mitted was at the store OF ]. V. Scott.
who got out a search warrant for the
house Of Frank Jarvis and a man named
Tresher. The constable went to the
house, wherein pom Jarvis and his brother
commenced shooting at him, one bullet
inficting wound in the leg. Jarvis
and pals then escaped to a corntield,
where they are now surrounded by the
sheriff and fifty armed men. They say
they will not be taken alive.
The stolen goods had been all boxed
up, and 1t is asserted were to be ship
ped to relatives OF one Of the men IN
California. Late yesterday afternoon
the despersdoes showed themselves and
several shots were exchanged. The
sheriff has determined TO effect their
capture, even il he has to starye them
out.
New YORK, Sep. ga Washington
special says: about Sl6,0OO,OOO is the
sum the navy department will ask for
it's annual estimate for continuing work
on the new navy. This does not include
anything for new vessels. IL is simply
the amount required fer meeting pay
ments unjer existing contracts, which
will be due during the fiscal year ending
during 1898. The secretary, it il I'M
derstood, will especially advocate for
this year the construction of number
of fast torpedo boats, and small light
draught cruisers.
SAN Francisco, Sept. 2S-The Chron-.
icle's Eureka, Cal, special says: Mrs.
Maillard, who disappeared from her
home near San Rafael several weeks ago
has been located IN logging camp near
Fortuna. She is living in camp with w.
Ingram, bired man formerly employed
by her husband. Ingram arrived at
Fortuna September 4th and Mrs. Mail
lard came September 7th. Ingram
acknowledged her identity to San
Francisco detective. Ingram has since
disappeared.
When Mrs. Maillard first disappeared
a reward OF one thousand dollars was
offered for information as to her where
abouts by her husband and father, both
wealthy men. A few days ago the offer
was withdrawn and the San Francisco
police, who have been working on the
case, were told today that Mrs. Maillard
had been found by her friends in q de-
mented condition.
VIsALIA, Cal. Sept. 28.-George Nc.
Kinley's team was found at Trlare city
of ga - SC h.
in which Dalton, Smith and Peck, the
Jail breakers, are supposed to have left
town. They had time TO take the
southbond train, and are supposed to
be making for Oklahoma. Jailer Will
liams says he locked the men in cells at
$50 last night, saw them get in the cells
and turned the bolts, and then went in
and turned the locks. This morning
the nuts Oh the levers that turn the
bolts 10 the cells We're found loose,
allowing the bolts to be pushed back,
then an outside assistant had a key to
unlock the cell doors, allowing them
egrees to the corridor, and with keys for
the kitchen door and basement window
escape was easy. The escape was made
about $50 last night, and the fugitlves
a.e undoubtedly on their way to
Oklahoma.
A search OF the Jail tonight disclosed
knife blade filed for saw, milestone,
file and the iron bar sawed from the
corridor.
SAN FRANCIsCo.-Wells, Fargo q Co.
join the Southern Pacific company in
offering a reward Of $1,000 for the arrest
and return to Sheriff Kay. Visalin, OF
Grafton and Dalton, the escaped train
robbers.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 28.-The commits
sioner of Indian affairs has received a
copy of the recent opinion OF Judge
Green of the district court of the Terri
tory: of Oklahoma, directing the res
toration to the parents OF the Indian
boy placed in the government Indian
school at Chilocco by officials.
Judge Green held that as the Indian
office had not issued as required by the
act Of rules and regulations TO compel
the attendance CT Indian children at
schools provided for them, the retention
Of the boy contrary to the will of his
parents was illegal.
The effect of this decision is regarded
by the commissioner Of Indian affairs as
likely to prove pfejudicial to the schools
and it is intended to carry the case to q
higher court.
The judge in his opinion took the |
ground that the right Of the parents to
the custody Of his children belonged to
the Indian as we'll to the white man,
ST. LOUIS, Sept. GA dispatch from |
The City of Mexico says that courier
has just reached the city on horehack |
rom Acapulco, who brings information |
Of an outbreak which occurred iu Guat |
emala city Oh the 18th inst, and is still |
n progress.
When he left the people were celebrat-
ng the anniversary OF their national holi |
lay. President Barrilias had personal
y appointed orators Of the day and to
his the masses took exception and
when OF ators took the rostrum a storm OF
stones set them to flight. The masses
hen elected their own orators and most |
violent speeches followed. The troops |
we're met with showers of bullets, and
we're put 10 flight, leaving many dead
and wounded. Barrillas then ordered
,he artillery into the plaza and the in
antry and two cannon to guard his res
dence.
When the guns were turned on the
mob the people left the plaza but fought
n tie side streets. In fact they prac-
,ically, during the night of the 18th,
leld full control of the city, though at
intervals they were attacked by infant
y, who shot many of them. 1t is
thought that this will cause a general
'evolt throughout the entire republic,
md engender war in all other Central
American states.
Yesterday afternoon the Anglo Am
srican received q special dispatch from
Newton, saying that Barrillas was mas
er of the ssituation, having put down
he revolt after three days hard fighting.