Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-11-26

DENVER. Nov. 1S.-E. G. Bettes, ex- secretary of the AnacOnda Mining Com Vany anu present treasurer of Standard Gold Co, has been found short in his accounts S9,O0C He Is missing and is thought to be in Southern California.
 LOUISVILLE, Colo:. Nov 1S-Bernard Ecker was instantly killed in the Gale donna mme here to-day. He was un- married end had recently come here from Boulder where he was we'll known, and had many friends.
 BOSTON, Nov 19.-George Magoungf chairman of the financial committee ca the AtchisOn Company in reply to e telegram asking as to the truth of tn t rumOr that the Atchison annual repOr would show floating indebtedness O 50,OOO,COO sent the following: The Att chlsOn annual report wall show a cash position of the company January 30, last. The company has no floating debt, that this, not more than covered by cash assets.
 WAsHINGTON, Nov. IS. Gen. Rose crans, register of the treasury, remove d to Fortress Monroe, this evening in the hopes that change will bene fit his at- tack of paralysis. His advanced age and growing feebleness we'll nigh des- troy all hope of his recovery.
 NEW YORK, Nov. 18.- Fears are ex- pressed that Gn epidemic of small pox is imminent in Brooklyn. The discovery of eIght cases has aroused the health officers to action and today a corps of six physicians was sent to the ghbOrhOod to vaclEate the citizens.
 TOPEKA, Kas., Nov. 1S.-The opinion exists here that stranger things might happen than ths election of Mrs. Mary E. Lease aG U. 5. Senator from Kansas Mrs. Leases candidacy for the Senator ship has become a serious reality. She Is fixing her wires for the place, and her popularity with the rank and tile of the Lariy will give her at least an equal caance with the other aspIrauts, es- pecially as there seems to be no consti- tutional disqualification.
 PITTsBURG, Nov. 1S.-The case of Syi- vester Critchlow, the first of the Home stead strikers, charged with murder, was called for trlal today in the criminal court room before Judge Kennedy. Critchlow is charged with killing F.. J.. COnnor on July 9th, during the riots of Homestead. The case attracted a great crowd and all Homestead seemed to be in the hall. CrtchIow was brought in to court at 9:30 o'clock and pleaded not guilty.
 SAN ANTONIO, Nov. 1S-General Frank Wheaton, commander of the military department of Texas, has issued an or l der de ailing twenty privates from the third U. $. cavalry and three officers stationed at Fit. Sam Huston to assist General R. G. Dryenforth and his party of government ram makers in their work of conducting experiments. Gen. DryenfOrth and Professor John Ellis have selected Fort Sam Huston target range, embracing 300 acres situated two miles distant from the city, for their operations. The material consisting of | 10000 pounds of explosive aud other things, arrived today ard the active | work of arranging for the rainmaking ! experiments will immediately begin. VIsALIA, Nov. 19-Dovid Schaff fish peddler shot his wife with revolver | this morning and then himself. The wife vas shot in the cheek but the wound IS not necessarily fatal. Schaf1 shot himself in the temple and died ms | tantly. They had separated and the wife was preparing to move away with the furniture when the shooting Occui- | red