Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-07-30

hOMboi FAD, d., q uly Z0.-W hen the | news of the shooting of FrIck reached | the camp yesterday Private Iams, of | Co. h, Tenth regiment, shouted out: | Three cheers for the assassin!" Col. l Stres.er heard it and immediately or dered a regimental parade. Then he reclted to the soldiers what he had | heard and ordered the man who had made the remark to step forward, say ing that he thought he recognized the i voice. l6ms stepped to the front tremb- | liug like an aspen He acknowledged | that he hed made the remark.
 He was taken to the guard house and | hung up by the thumbs for thirty min | ntes, surge ons watching his pulse and | beart. When cut down he was limp and | almost unconscious. The severity of | hIs punishment was due to bis failure | to retract or apologies for bis expression. | Today one side of his head was shayen, | hIs uniform was taken from him, he was | given suit of cast off clothing and 1 drummed out of camp.
 CITY OF MEXICO, July 27. - Henry Adams, of New Hampshire, and James H. Walton an Englisman, In order to settle dispute as to the relative cour- age of an American and an Englishman agreed that the one who should first plant the flag of his respective nation on the edge of the crater of the volcano near Colima s1Ould be declared the winner. When they reached the noun tain smoke was issuing from the crater. The guides stopped some distance down the side and watched the adventurous climbers. When near the top there was a sudden eruption and both were engulfed ID molten lava.
 TANGIER, July 27.-It is reported m the city that the insurgents are B6vanc- | ing on the city to attack the sultan's | troops. Great alarm prevails. PHILADELPHIA, July 2I.-Charles | Page, of the Banking firm Of Page & | Co., who was shot ID lis office by one of hIs customers this morning. killed the customer and then shot himself
 SOFIA, July 27.-Milaroff, Popoff. Ghon ghleff and KaragL loff, conspirators found guilty by court martial of plot ting against the lives of Prince Ferdj- nand, of Bulgaria, and the Prime Minis ter Stanboulotf, were executed this morning.
 PoLMoNT, Scotland, July 27.-James Frazer, bank clerk run amuck with sword last night Rushing into :he house of neighbor he hacked bim to death and fatally wounded his wife, then ran into the street and killed a young woman. He was captured after a desperate struggle. He is believed to be insane.
 | ST. LOUIS, July 27.-The body of Carl t'uch who was killed in a sewer explosion yesterday afternoon was re- covered from the debris of his saloon this morning. 1t is believed that others lost thelr lives and dropped into the sewer and were carried out into the river.
 SAN FRANCIsCo, July 27.-George Dawson knocked out Danny NeeGham In the twenty-ninth round last night after one of the hardest, gamiest and most scientific battles that ever occur | red here, DawsCn was the worst pun | lShed of the two, but his constant ham, mering over Needham's kidneys sapped the latters strength.
 | DENVER, Colo, July 27.-The Peoples | State Convention to nominate a full ticket met this mornlug. R. R. Pratt was elected temporary chairman. The committee appointed inclu0iug one Of 5O to confer with like committee of the silver convention relative to a joint ticket. It Is probable that such a ticket will be chosen. The silver convention meets this afternoon.
 HAWTHORNE, New, July 27.-A report reaches here tLat the business houses on the principal streets of Bodie, Gal, have been destroyed by fire at loss of one hundred thousand dollars. No goods have been saved and the insur- fance IS small. A number of residences were burned ard a number Of people are homeless.
 NEW YORK, July 26.-The Greco-Ro- man W estling match for the champion ship Of the world between Ernest ROeber
 CHICAGO, July 28.-Seventeen deaths from sun stroke up to p. m., and IS prostrations from heat. Temperature considerably moderate.
 Governor Mckinley arrived today on bis way to Madison, Wisconsin, where he is to take part in joint political de- bate tomorrow.
 NEw YORK, July 28.-Georgs Sistare banker, committed suicide by shooting himself this morning in his room at the Manhattan Club.
 ST. PAUL, Minn., July 2S.-A drench- ing rainstorm began last evening and lasted until this morning. Tne streets We're torn up and traffic was delayed
 GAYLoR, Mich, July 2S.-A boiler in the shingle mill of the Oswego Lake Go. exploded this morning killing four men and fatally injuring another, demolish- ing the mill.
 LANSING, Mich, July 2S.-The su- preme court decided that the bill passed by the last legislature jerrymandering Legislative districts uncorstitutional and ordered the secretary of state to is- sue notices of election in accordance with the redlstricting act of eighteen eighty-one.
 NEW YORK, July 28.-A cablegram re- celved from Ted Prichard's packer in London, refusing to allow him to come to thls country to fight Jim Hall, has been received.
 | FL PAso, Tex, July 28.-The execu- tive committee of the Southwest Miners | Association met here. The representa- lives from this state. Arizona and New | Mexico have decided that the next an- nual convention shall be held at El Paso December 9th to Sth next.
 MONTEREY, Cal, July 2s. Telephone message from the Pacific Grove, regard ing the condition of Milton Clapp, the prominent real estate man of Los An geles who attempted suicide yesterday, reports hlm as still alive but in aL un- conscious state. His death is but matter of short time, hIs system being saturated with the morphine he had | taken.
 MONTEREY, July 28.-Clapp died this morning,