Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-05-23

CHICAGO. May 2o.-The dead body Of
a man whose description tallIes with the
missing IL. Jay HancLett, manager Of
the California orange carnival, was
picked out of the lake this morning.
The police have sent word TO the friends
of Hanchett.
The officer who had seen Hanchetta
during his life viewed the remains at
the r1orgue but failed to identify them.
Sioux CRY, Iowa, May 20.-The lin
seed oil mills owned by the National
Linseed Oil Co, were burned this morn
ing; loss 100000; fully insured.
SIMLA, May 20.-The Manipuris who
killed Chief Commissioner Quinton have
confessed and been sentenced to death.
Fort MONROE, May 2O.-The Vesu-
vious has just returned from the first
days trip here of the new pneumatic
guns Everything worked smoothly
and without accident, six shots beng
fired from the gun at range of mile and
less. One struck the bulls eye and fell
within the space occupied by an ordinary
vessel. The experiment boards are salts
fed with the result thus far.
NEW YORK, May 2O,-Nellie r. Good
win the wife of Nat G. Goodwin, the &C
tor, has been awarded So a week ali
mony, pending her action for limited di-
vorce from her husband on the ground
OF desertion.
ST. LOUIS, May 2O,-A dispatch from
Tsxarkana, Arkansas, says: John Host
ings met terrible death in the Iron
Mountain yards here. He was driven
twenty feet into frog and badly crush
ed, his heart being literally torn out by
IN arm Of the frog entering his right
shoulder.
New HAVEN, Conn, May 2O,-Yester-
day Frank L Burns, Frank Green, Lewis
Lamphisre and Frank Weber, all well
known young men of the town of Mil
ford, sailed out into Leng Island Sound
in Burns sloop for pleasure. Two miles
off shore near Merwin's point a sudden
squall upset the sloop. Weber was
caught in the rigging and drowned i'm
mediately. The others chung to the
bottom of the sloop and drifted about
two hours, cold wind nearly freezing
their blood. Finally they were seen off
the shore and man named Mix put off
to rescue them. Just before he reached
them Lamphiere's strength became ex-
hausted and he slid back into the sea.
Mix picked up Burns on one tack and
Green on the next, and both at on once
lapsed into Inconsistencies, IN which
state they remained until some time af.
ter they were landed and restoratives
were applied. Neither Of the bodies of
the men drowned have been recovered.
PABIs, May 21.-The CHILEAN agents
in this city who are representing the in
surgent.. party, declare the arrange
ments are made between the United
States authorities, by which the Itata
will not be seized by force by any vessel
OF the American navy. The agents
state that the foreign craft will be hand
ed over by the insurgents so the United
States authorities pending settlement
of the question of dispute as to whether
the Itata violated neutrality laws. This
action they added will be taken with
out prejudice to the Congressional
party, as the Itata has such a start of
the Charleston as to enable her to reach
the port in possession of the COMPRESSION
al party, and unload there before she
surrendered to the United States.
CRY OF MEXICO, (via Galveston) May
21.-From advices received from Chill
is appears that the news published in
the United States and Europe about
the revolution causes laughter, as many
Of the SO called insurgent victories are
myths. 1t is believed that difficulties
will soon arise once more be-
tween Chill and Peru. The latter
country it is stated, is fostering the re-
volution.