Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-10-15
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WAsHNGToN, Oct. "A dispatch from Admiral Wal!zer Confirms the report of tae victory of Gen. Jrespo in Venezuela. It say the president and min;s'ery have ;b .ndored the col2iy. Crespo takes possession of Caracas today.
 ATLANTA, Ga, O5t. Ro>cae Mara ! pie as haLged at Lafayelte, Ga, for 'te murder Of Nshamial Evitte. He | protested his innocence ol tae scaiTold.
 PARIS. O,tG-Col. Do5bF. commander | # iHe tte7ah fo ces ope.atirg against i ik'ng beha1Zil of Dah msy, isiexraphs hil Ill a U9tcie with ths Dahom yians October 1, r. natives fled, leaving 2OO | lead on tne lid nclUling twenty anna zone. live E E4ropeaas were killed and ] twenty three Wolnded.
 LoNDov, Oc;. 7.- Charley Mitchell. the pugiiist, has ceen sentenced l. two months lmpris oumf Tt al hard l Dor fer an unPr0volled ard bcut .I aut on an old man.
 Ao appeal was taken and the prisoner admitted to bal.
 NASHVILLE, Tenn, Oct.7.-In light wilh moCnehiDers in Lincoln county th!@ morning Deputy Internal Revenue Collector Maihsr was killed and Depu- ties Spurrier and CarweIl m1rtally wounded.
 SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Oct w. W. Wiudle, q bicycler, rode a nila this morning with q flying star. in 202 3 ,. beating hisown and the world 5 record. Also beat the half mile record time 95 35
 HOMESTEAD, Pa, Oct. "A das;ardly attempt was made last night to murder about 70 non union men in theIr beds. A dynamite bomb was thrown through the windows of a boarding house where many non-union men lodged about 2I o'clock this morning. It exploded with great force seriously damaging the building but as the forcs was downward none of the inmates who were sleeping on the upper floor suffered anything more serious than scare.
 SPARTANsBURG s. C.. Oct. 7.-John Williams, co.ored, who killed Mayor Hannoman in this city in September. '9l, and Milbry Brown, cOlOred. D years old, who killed an infant child at Calf ney City in June, were hanged bers on the same scatfold today.
 SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 7.-The Rxamin- CT this morning prints lengthy inter- view with Chris Evans and John SCntag which took place at their camp in the 1 mountains near Canterville, Tuesday and Wednesday. The men talked | freely and denied that they committed the COliis train robbery saying they | could prcve an aHbi. When the detect ives assaulted them at Evans house 1 Evans shot Witty, as he cleime5, m self I defense. The men then journeyed about | the country and finally took to the | mountains. They state they could have | cleaned out the posses seviral times, | but never shot except m sell defense. | They are extremely anxious to en- | counter Smith and Thacker and offer | to meet them anywhere a.one. The | courtesy of good three miles for retreat i is extended to the detectives if they ac- cept the otfsEand find it necessary to retreat.
 SAN FRAYCIsCo, Oct. 6.-After. dragg- | ing through the courts over thirteen | years the Sharon case was finally setted | today, when the Supreme Court of the | State dismissed the appeal that had been | taken by Sarah Althea Terry from the l judgment rendered by the late Judge | Shafter in August 1890, which judgment ] was the granting of the petition of | SharOn's execut Is that the alleged mar riage contract between Williams Sharon l d Sarah Althea Hill be declared a forgery.
 NY .cr,r,-,-o,- n4 c A 1..t.. l Navy Dep.r' ment from Onnakska, Sep tembe- 24. write by Commander Evans of the U. $. $. Yorkt lwn, states that there is now a very vIoIeat volcanic erup- ton on the Alaskan peninsula aboIt lat. 56 . N., Tor g. 159o 20 min. W. The noise of the eruption which took place during the last week of August was heard nine ty miles. The clouds of ashes ana cind- CTS where so dense at distanceof 150 miles at sea that the steamer St. Paul was compelled to light lights at 10 o'clock in the morning. The decks were covered with ashes to such un extent that many bucketfuls were swept up and thrown overheard. No less of life or property from the explosion was heard of at the date of Evaus's letter.
 SANTA BARBARA, Oct, GA most destructive fire occurred early this even ing. It originated in the explosion of a lamp in Bartly's music store. In mom- ent the whole building was ablaze and the fire spread rapidly to the adjoining buildings. Before the flames were ex- tinguished nearly the whole block O; low, wooden buildings and one brick building were burned to the ground. The efforts of the tiremen and the fact that not a breath of air was stirring prevented furt- her destruction.
 All but two buildings were owned by Dixie w. Thompson, and his loss is esti: mated at $500; no insurance. The other losses are estimated as follows: Sparks's state, two wooden buildings, $500: Brooks < Norton, grocery, stock, loss S45O0, insurance S20O0; W. c. Show, feed store, loss $500, Insurance $500; JOhnsOn's cigar store, loss S200O. insur- aDce $500; Darling & Son, grocery, stock damaged by water S200O, no insurance; Bartley's music store, loss $500. Several other small stores and shops lost part of their stock. The total loss is S20,0O0.
 CoFFEYvILLE Ks, Oct 6-The Dsltons { were a numerous family. There were l five boys and three girls. Of the boys two engaged m farming, one in Okla |, homa, where their mother lives. ard one near COffeyville, where three of the brot- ( hers met death today The Daltons were second cousins of the noted James ( boys, and through them related to the burgers, now serving life terms of I imprisonment iR the penitentiary of ' Minnesota for train and bank robberies. Bob Dalton became cattle thief when a mere boy and was soon joined ny his brother GrattGn. They were finally run l out of the country, and the next Ieard c of them was in Ga ifornia, where they took 10 train and stage robbiDg. After , an exciting experience there they ratur. I ned to Indian Territory in the sping of | 1889. wben Oklahom1 was open to s,ttle- meht, securing a homestead for heir ] mother, where she still lives. At the ( time of the opening Bob Dalton was . United States deputy marshall, being selected on account of his peculiar fitness fO lnal with Ha-uarnF "a cb ra.forz (