Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-03-05
TELEGRApHIC.

ary 17th. Heldt was worth about SlOOOO0. He died in a saloon in Fort Bragg while drunk and his death was supposed to come from paralysis. Elk animation of the stomach since show he had been poisoned. Shortly before he dled he sent for hls brother to make a will but he expired before his brother arrived. A snort time afterward Edgar A. Martin forwarded to d prominent attorney here a will signed by Heldt in which Martin was made sole executor of the will. The will was dated Decem- Der 10th and was written in a dive by Martin and witnessed by the proprietor and hls wife. The signature IS genuine but as Heldt could not read the suppo- sition is he did not know what he was The attorney. became sus- picious and informed an officer which led to his arrest. Martin had been ID the country four months and made He,dt's acquaintance ip 2 dive. He pre- tended he wanted U buy Heidt' property The supposltion is that Martin got Heldt to sign the will while drunk and then poisoned him expecting to reap d rich harvest by being executor. Mrs. Heldt will swear out a warrant on her arrival from Fort Bragg tomorrow. Martin had received letters under the name of Ed
 fNr n nd wife are likely to be arrested tomorrow on the charge of being implicated ID fraud ard murder.
 WASHINGTON, Feb. 29.-Negotiations between the United States and Great Britain are looking to submission to ar bitration and controversy between the two countries, in regard to Boring sea seal fisheries; they reached favorable conclusion today. Pauncefote, the Brlt- ish minister, signed treaty today of ar bitration in behalf of Great Britain and said he was fully authorized by Lord Salisbury to take this acton. Blaine signed the document Tn behalf of this government and the matter is consum. mated as far as the diplomatic part of the business is concerned.
 BLAKETY, Minn., Feb. 29.-J. H. John son, owner of fifty barrel flour mill here, and devotee of the farmers Al llance, has created good deal of com ment in this neigh borhood by issuing a letter to the farmers urging them to or ganize a Farmers alliance milling assO- citation. He maintaines that the farm CTS of the Dakota and Minnesota have lost S2S,O00,0C0 on the wheat sold up to Decent Der :, 1891, of this years crop.
 CREEDE, Colo, Feb. 29.-The sale of school land here by the State Land board began today. The town Is over flowing with people and there is great excitement, but no serious disturbance has occurred. Eight blocks of l60 acres were sold today at from $500 to SS5O per lot.
 SAN ANTONIO, Feb. 29.-A dispatch has been received at military depart menu headquarters here stating that a party of Garza revolutiOnists had been located at La Colia Basin, in Sspata county, Texas. Soldiers have gone there.
 OTTAWA, Ont, Feb. 29.-Probably that the incoming spring quarantine Of 100 days upon cattle coming into N. w., from Montana, will be applied to cattle entering British Columbia, from Wash ington and Oregon.
 OMAHA, Feb. 2e-The Indian board ing school of the Winnebago agency was destroyed by fire last night with all its contents. Loss S15,000 with no ln- surance.
 ST. LOUIS, Mo-, March. IA negro suspected of being the brute who com mitted the Taylor outrage at Sedalia last week was arrested this morning and held until word as to his identity is obtained from Sedalia.
 WASHINGTON, March 1.-The senate committee on coast defenses decided to report favorably to the senate the bill appropriatirg Sl,500,000 for the estab- lishment of a gun factory on the coast.
 CAIRO, III Mar1-Switchmen on the III inois Central road struck last evening for the removal ofAgent Ladd. or that all or deres pertaining to switching shall come through yardmasters here. No trains have left here since then.
 DExsTER, Mo, March. 1-Marshal Sprinkler shot by Miller, the horse thief has died. His murderer was captured near Campbell, Mo-, yesterday after noon and IS now in jail here. Miller declares his innocence and says Mur- phy alias Moore did all the shooting.
 LONDON. Mar. A despatch from Tripoli announces serious riOt!ng there, growing out of tie issuing of trmaE by the Sultan making the natives liable to conscription. Thousands of Arabs have aeef mbied outside the walls of the city, demanding withdrawal f the fir map. The Arabs had an encounter with troops, several being killed,
 LIMA, o. Mar, 1.-The National Bank was closed this morning by the eXamIn- CT on an order from comptroller of the currency, The trouble was brought about by specula. ions of President Fauret, who for the past four years has been engaged in extensive railroad and land projects in Mexico,
 PROVIDENCE, R. I. March. In an interview today, Senator Aldrich ex- pressed his opinion that the free silver bill will pass both houses and senate at the present session, and be voted on by the president. He bases his opinion on re- port of the house committee on rules fixing a certain day for consideration of measures, and in his belief combina- ton of democrats, alliance men, and free silver republicans in the senate wlll give the bill Il small majority.
 SAN DIEGo, March 1.-The missing steamer Sirius was lowed into port this morning with broken shaft.
 ATHENS. Mar. 1.-The Greek cabinet has resigned and the king has sum- moned a tricoupis to form a new minis try.
 NEW YORK, March, No sailing craft left port this morning because of a terrible storm raging and only 'ew of the large steamers dared leave.
 WASHINGTON, March New En-