Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-05-21
TELEGRApHIC.

Beckwith who has been offered the no
 imitation for Vice-President of the United States on the equal rights Ticket
 declares that while she would accept the position with either Belva Lockwood ol Frances Willard as nominee for the first place, she would not run on the same ticket with Victoria Woodruff.
 FRESNO, May 1.-The San Francisco
 delegation to the Democratic State Convention held caucus this morning and debated the chairmansbip question and finally decided to leave the dele, gates free to exercise their individual preference. The majority of the San Francesca delegates favored Ostrom and his election seems almost certain. Nine of the delegates are in favor of Cleve- land. The National Delegates will probably be instructed for him. The convention meets at o'clock D. DO.
 SAN FRANc1sCo, May F. The body of Jack Corners, found this morning in the bay, was a character better known as "Bow-wow Jack" There were marks of violence on his body and apparently a murder was committed. When last seen, he was in company with three men Hayes, Hanson and Howlet. ATCHIsoN, May 17.-The first section of Ringing Brothers circus train was ditched near Concordia. this morning. Four persons were killed and five were badly injured.
 CHICAGO, May 17.-Richard Kyle, tel la- 1f @Ia n Savings bank was indicted to-day, charged with embezzlement of Sl0,OO0. The offense was committed some time ago, but remained undiscovered. He is somewhere in the West
 WASHINGTON, May 17.-Senstor Chandler introduced bill to authorize the registration of certain steamships as vessels of the United States. Bill was referred to the Committee on Con- merce. The preamble recites that Aus tin Corbin and the association which proposes to organize the company are to be known as the American Steam ship Company. with capital of at least Sl0,OOO,OO0, for the purpose of construct ing and purchasing first-class passenger steamers to run between New York and Great Britain.
 WASHINGTON, May 7.-The naval ap- propriation bill caused debate in the senate to-day. Villas, of Wisconsin, said the amount of the annual appropriation now imposed on the country might not improperly be described appealing and he did not think the senate should go further toward increasing the navy.
 Allison asked the Democratic Senator to indicate what statutes they would like to repeal In order to reduce the appropriations now necessary.
 Vest replied that he would rope the sugar bounty law and the postal subsidy bill.
 Allison calculated that that would save about eight millions of dollars and said the country was asked to elect a democratic president and 8 senate in order that the sugar bounty and the postal su bsldy laws might be repealed. Test replied that 1t would just be start ed.
 Allison referred to the condition of the public treasury, and among other things said that the end of the fiscal year, on the first of July nsxt, there would be surplus of twenty to thirty millions of dollars in the treasury.
 Mills sad that the repart of the Secre- tary of the Treasury dId not coincide with Aliison's statement as to the sur plus.
 Without definite action on the navel bill. the senate adjourned.
 SPRINGFIELD, Mo-, May 17.-Geo. Taylor and F. McConkey, two promin- ent lawyers of Farsythe, are m jaIl here, charged with killing Deputy Sheriff Williams and participating in lynching J. w. Bright, the wife murderer, the 12th instant. Other arrests will be made and highly sensational disclosures are expected.
 LANDER, Wyoming, May 19.-A suc- cessful jail break was made here last night by which ail the prisoners escap- ed. The Deputy Sheriff, who attempted to recapture them was fatally injured. Among the escaped prisoners were Bliss and Collins, two of the most notorious horse thieves of the west.
 PRESCOTT, May 17-One of the largest mining sales ever made in this section of AriZoDs has been consumated whereby Dr. h. H. Warner, of Rochester, N. r., has become owner of the Hillside groupe of mines. The purchase price IS i've hundred thousand dollars. The property was owned by John Fowler and Judge E. w. Wells and was turned over yesterday. Dr. Warner, who has been here for about ten days, left for the east to-day.
 SACRAMENTO, May 17-G vernon Markham to day offered reward of five hundred dollars for the arrest of a. man who fired on the San Andres stage killing young lady passenger and wounGing the driver. The Governor also offered similar reward for the arrest of the man who robbed the Red ding stage Saturday evening and killed messenger Buck Montgomery.
 AUBrRN, N. Y. May 18.-Joseph l.. Tice, of Rochester, the wife murderer. was electrocuted, at 6:30 this morning. The execution was considered a great success. The witnesses saw no burning of flesh and no struggle of the victim. The murderer met his fate calmy. The electric current was turned into his body four times before he expired.
 CLAYTON. Del, May 1S.-James Fay Tor who assaulted Nellie Silcox at Ken nedyville, Maryland, was taken from the Chesterton jail last night and iynched by mob.
 FORT DODGE, la, May 18.--The flood gates of heaven were opened last night again, and an immense amount of dam age was done. Des Molnes river rose s feet and is now rising two inches per hour. Little Sioux valley is under wa ter. It IS feared that the loss of life is heavy.
 FRESNO, Cal, May 1S.-The second days session of the Democratic s tate Convention of California, WAS called to order at 9:30 o'clock A. Nj. After the an- nouncement of the meetings for the sev- eral District Conventions, the report Of