Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-05-28

jail and tcok Stewart out and lynched him.
 ST. LOUIS, May 21,-The collision be- tween an engine and a passenger train on Vandal.a line, near Greenveile this morning, both engine and baggage car weIe wrecked. Edwin Guord of the American Express company was killed. The express messenger was seriously hurt. The passengers escaped. Later reports say that seven are dead, and one missing.
 NEW YORK, May 21.-A dispatch from Denver intimated that Jay Gould and c. P. Huntington had made a secret combination to secure a monopoly of the Pacific Coast traffic. Part of the scheme involves the control of the At lantic and Pacific road by Gould. Hunt ingtOn denied all knowledge of the alleged scheme. The brief interview with Gould at Ell Paso some weeks ago, had no business significance. Special to the CITIZEN.
 SoLoMoNvILLE, A. T. May 21.-A ne~ gro soldier shot Belle Blakely, a pros titute at Thomas last night, the wound is believed to be fatal. Belle Blakely wss tried here for murder last year and acquitted. She is hard character.
 MELBOURNE May 2l,-Deeming, the wife murder will be hanged at 10 o'clock Monday morning.
 WAsHNGToN, May 21.-Tbe Senate passed he River and Harbor Appropri- ation Bill without division.
 SPENCER, Iowa, May 21.-A snow storm almost equal to the January bliz- gard is crossing this section of country this morning. A very cold northwest wind is driving the blizzard.
 WASHINGTON, May 21.-Ata Cabinet meeting it was announced that Spain had raised the embargo on American pork. Our pork IS now admitted in all ports of the world.
 ST. LOUIS, May 21.-The flood in St. Louis has thrown twelve thousand peo- Dle out of work by the shutting down 1f factories. Damage to this portion Of the city will exceed two million dollars.
 CHARLOTTE, N. c. May 21.-Senator David B. Hiil delivered the oration to- lay at the One Hundred and Seven ,eenth Anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independ- ,nce. There are 5000 people in the ,ity.
 MINNEAPOLIS May 21.-The Miss ssippi has risen two feet in the last hours and is still rising au nch an hour. The flats below the falls Ire already submerged. If the rise con- inues, great dam age will be the result.
 LONDON. May 20.-The Privy Council oday denied the petition of Dsemimg he Australian wife murderer, for res ,ite. This was his last hope and he must certainly hang May 23rd The petition was based on an alleged con- lemnatIon of insanity.
 GUTHRIE A. T. May 2I.-Charles Me ill while hunting in the Cherokee trip was captured by O5age IndIans nd taken to their village, and was kept 'ound and tortured for thres days. He vas scalDed finally, and allowed to go nore dead than alive. The Govern nent has taken measures to punish the ndIans.
 SAN SALVADOR, May 2l.-El Dlaro Official publishes a list of crimes for which Ex President Zaldivar was about 0 be sentenced by the Supreme Court, vhen the proceedings were stolen, Among others it charged that forty nen and five women had been executed y his orders One hundred and ninety i've men and twenty-two women were logged. Of the women three died from he result of the hogging.
 ST. LOUIS. May 2l. It IS reported hat the wreck on the Vandalia railroad. ear Greenvllie, Illinois, four were killed nd fourteen were injured. News has cen receieed here of another collision n the Cotton Belt Railroad last night. | The entire passenger train was ditched i nd four were killed and eighteen in- lted.
 SAN FRANCISCO, May 21 It is stated l bat the two men, who robbed the stage | ear Shasta Saturday and killed Mes i enger Montgomery, have been identi- | ed as John and Charles RIgg 'es, sops, | ]. B. Ruggles a prominent rancher and | rader. Charles, a younger brother is l ow in jail at Bedding recovering from | ome wounds received at the time.
 ST LOUIS. Min, May 2. Reports -om Pipe Stone, Faribough and Sleepy | I've, Minnesota and New Richmond, Wisconsin, and other points, say that l
 severe snow storm and a blizzard is | aging. At midnight it still continues 'ith thermometer below the freezing oint.
 OswEGo N. Y. May 21,-There was a ig fire here last night practically wip- lg out the milling and elevator inter SIS. Only One elevator left in the har- or. Loss estimated at over a million ollars.
 WASHINGTON, May 23.-Chauncey 'epew declared in an interview his rm belief that the alleged letters from rant to Conkling which were made ublic at Columbus Ohio, in which the riter are ues against second or third 'rm, are forgeries. Depew says that g had an interview with a man who ar Inged Conkling's entire corresp )ndence nd that letter was not among them. on. George C. Gorham in a letter to le "Sun' takes the same position, and Ids that ha had assurances from Conk- n, himself, after the convention of 80, he had not received a line from rant on the presidency or nomination nee his return from trip around the orld.
 NEW YORK, May 23.-A cablegram ys that O'Brien, the noted bunco mar IS been arrested in Paris.
 SAN FRANCISCO, May 23.-Lieutenant and wife returned here day from Japan by the Steamer ceanic. They refused to be inter ewed.
 MoNTEvIDEo, May 23.-The Brazilian arship ."Solomoes" was wrecked off