Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-09-03


 express from beng wrecked, near EnOn on tEe night of Aug 26 last by remov- i5g pile of ties from the track. He confessed having himself placed them upon the track for the purpose of ob- taining a reward from the company.
 NEW YORK, Aug. 31. Geo. W. Curtis is dead.
 @r. Curtis became i'll about two months ago with indications of dropsr. Eminent physicians could give but llt- tie relief.
 He constantly suffered considerable pain aLd was tod that opium would relieve him. but he declined to take opium. At the request of Mrs Gurus the homeopathic treatment was resOTte1 10 last weeK and since that time he sui feTed less, but about three days ago be- gan sinking gradually, finally dying at five o'clock this morning. He was con- scious to the end.
 FRESNO, Cal, Aug. 31-Persistert runners still prevail that two of the as- sassIns of Louis B. McWhirter are in custody, but the fact has not been made public through the fear of summary vengeance or some other cause. A wig Iiance committee has been organized, com poslng many IromInent citizens aud public indignation is at high pitch and fear has been expressed that an attack may yet be made upon the jail. pr. Vincent end Lane, two murderers, con fined there might also suffer in the event of the jail being broken into by the vIgilantes.
 CAYUCos. Cal, Aug. 3l.-A daring at tempt 10 rob the bank of Cayucos was frustrated early this morning and one of the robbers and A. E. McLeod, ex- sheriff of San Louis Obispo county were shot. The robber will probably die but Mcleod is not seriously hurt. Five men from San Luis Oblspo arrived in the night and went to Bank Manager SImmler's residence for the purpose of compelling him to open the bank office, but suspecting robbery Simmler ab- sented himself
 Ills bed was occupied by young man named Willie Waterman who admitted them to the bank. Sheriff O'Neil and deputy Mcleod, also Constable Banks and Deputy Marshal Kues of San Luis City were waiting and in the attempt to arrest the robbers the shooting took place. Four of the robbers escaped but are known to the Ofncer5. HAUGRToN, La, Aug 30.-Three men were killed at Allen Bros mill last night in a fight at a dance between Maurice Miller and Bob and John Carter. Miller vas on the f1oo- with Ida Pilkinton when Bob Carter came up and said. ''This IS our set'
 She said: "No," and Bob said: "You are liar"
 Whereupon Miller knocked him down. Then John fired three shCts at Miller, all taking effect. Miller seized John, then Bob cut Miller iu the back. Miller drew hls knife and went to work on both. The night lasted about five minutes at the end of winch tune Bob and Jun Carter were both dead Miller died few hours later. When he was undresse d. 24 kn fs wounds and three bullet wounds were found.
 WASHINGTON. Sept. 1.-Quarantine proclamation has been issued by the President of the United St tes. SAULT ST. MARIE, Mich, Sept. 1.- Custom officers here are ready to en- force the presidents retiliatory procla nation which goes into effect today. ST. PETERSBURG. Sept. I.-The official | cholera returns fir all Russia shOT a z aiifying decrease in the ravages. Yesterday s returns show 1869 new cases | and 2523 deaths.
 QUARANTINE, N. r., Sept. 1,-Cordi- | tioDs at QIarapt ne are unchanged early | th,s morning. The steamers Moravia, Viendsm, Lapa. Teutonic, G5lis and | Crcassia are all below yet. No cases of | sickness are reported yet. CAYCUCos, Cal, Sept. 1-Wm. Brown wFo was shot by officers while engaged l in an attempt to rob the bank at this place died last night. Two of his com panions are in jail and the officers are on the trail of the other two. NEW BURG, N. r.. Sep. 1.-The fast mail train on the Hudson River railroad met with a disaster at New Hamburg draw bridge this morning. Engineer Owens, Fireman Best and Mail Clerk Kane were instantly killed and half dozen passengers were slightly injur ed.
 BERLIN, Sept. IA telegram from Hamburg says the municipal report shows l39 new cases ard 45 deaths from cholera yesterday. According to the Imperial Board of Health there were 496 cases and IS deaths.
 NEW YORK, Sept. 1.-Tha steamship MOravia which arrived frow Hamburg Tuesday. having had 9 cholera deaths among its passengers, has been ordered to lower quarantine south of Swimbone island thus morning. No new cases on board. Two women still sick but on a far road to recovery. The passengers will be given baths this afternoon.
 SAN DECO, Sept. 1.-The govern contract for the Indian school at old mission was reopened today with nearly | one hundred children from ranchers all | over the county. The Sisters of St | Joseph have been teachiog them five | years with marked results and Indian | girls are in demand for domestic ser vices when through with their studies. | The pupils are also TOW completing | some artistic work for a display at.the | Worlds Fair.
 WASHINGTON, Sept. 1.-President | Harrison reached Washington this morning at II o'clock. The president met Secretary of the Treasury Foster | and Attorney General Miller in order to 1 consult with reference to the cholera. It was decided not to issue a proclama- tioD now but to issue a special circular It will amount practically to a twenty days quarantine of vessels or longer if neces sary.
 STEvEYsvILLE. Ohio, Sept I-John a hired man working for Fe n r. farrner rear here, l;st night shot and killed F-s tner He then went up s airs and killed Mrs. Feetner, who " as lying s ok on her bed. and shot Mrs F. etner's mother, feeble old layy, and then b'ew out his own brains. The shO0ting grew out of a quarrel abont Six nner's wages Mrs. Feetner is stll ! i've though fatally wounded. The other -hree are dead.
 WASHINGTON, Sept. 1-The treasury