Arizona weekly citizen., 1893-05-13
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City for poisoning Helen Potts, to whom he had been secretly married, attracted so much attention, was electrocuted in the prison here today. Last night he showed more evidences of excitement than usual, bis heretofore iron nerves giving evidence of the strain.
 He seemed cooler thus morning and ate light breakfast at 8 o'clock. At o'clock the medical witnesses began ar irving. At a quarter past twelve the
 witnesses were conducted to the execu- tion chamber and the death flag was placed in position 10 hoist.
 A test If the apparatus had already
 been made by the electrician, showing a voltage of 170O. Everything being sat isfsctory, Harris was placed in the chair. The execution took place at I2:40.
 NEW YoCK, May S.-There was a little furry in stocks at opening due to sud- den break in General Electric from 80
 to v which unsettled the market. At II o'clock the market was qulet.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Cal May S.-Showers
 accompanied .by ghtning have been re- ported at variOus points In the northern
 part of the State. Damage to electrical
 works is reported from Chlco. NEW YORK, May S.--A Herald's cable special contains the news that the Pope
 Is preparing an encyclical to the Euro pean governments favoring dlsarma-
 ment and calling the attention of the governments to the necessity pacifica-
 tion in their policies.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, May S.-Super- | visor William Montgomery died sud denly here this morning. The deceased
 was a pioneer hotel keeper and was
 born in Ireland in 1925. He managed the Brooklyn and American Exchange hotels it this city and the Grand hotel at Santa Rosa, and has been interested | Tn mining ventures in Gold Hill Nev. He leaves a wife and three children. DENVER, Col, May S.-The Santa Fe | thIs morning announced a cut ln strict l ly Colorado rates without equal. From
 any point on it's midland branch which
 can be reached by the Ric Grande the price for ticket Is only a quarter of a | dollar, except Grand Junction, where It
 would conflict with the Union Pacific The Rio Grande still maintains rate | of one dollar to the points mentioned. | It is generally believed round trip rate
 to Chicago from here will be S20 before the close of the week.
 ATCHIsoN, Kan, May 5.-John J. h. | ryollc T,1a11oxy osf,ra1 E.,- | ing costume into the country south of
 town to look after some property. Be | ing in need of some information he dropped into a school house to question the teacher. A report mad been in cir | culation that there was a crazy man
 wandering about in the vicinity and Miss | St. Clear, the teacher, taking the odd | looking visiter for the ms ne person, became frightened and ran from the building, followed by the whole school
 Discovering her mistake, the teacher re-
 turned to the school house, but the dls-
 tinguished visitor had disappeared.
 WASHINGTON, D. c. May S.-The President bas announced the following appointments: Everett E. Ellinwood of
 Arizona attorney of the United States
 for Arizona; marshal of the United States, w. K. Meade of Arizona, for Arzon8.
 Everett E. Elliuwood of Flagstaff, COc0nino county IS young man about
 27 years of age and has been practising law but three years He was delegate to
 the last National Democratic conven- | tiOn and cast hls support for Cleveland for nomination.
 William K. Meade, of Tom bstone, Co., | chise county, held the office of United States Marshal under Cleveland's pre-
 vious administration and at the expira- ton of bis term, alone of all the United States marshals, made returns that were prompt, perfect and satisfactory. He is
 at present filling the office of superin- l tendent of the Territorial prison at
 Yuma, to which Gov. Hughes 8ppointed him a few weeks ago, and where the | Governor says he will insist upon his
 remaining for at least three months, un-
 til the present muddle is strengthened out.
 It has been understood that Gen. Heney was an applicant for this office. Since his appointment as attorney gen eral, however, he has practically with
 drawn from the race, having been satis- fled % give his attention to Territorial affairs, which have clalmed them en- tirely.
 CHICAGO, Iil., May S.-Day dawned
 bright in the "White City" and the prospects are of decidedly increase d attendance during the current week. Compared with that of last week it seems very good indeed. People began to come on the grounds early and before noon it was evident that the days attendance would be large. President Higginbotham entertained visiting naval officers at an elaborate lunch in the recital hall at II: o'clock Arran- gemens have been completed for open ing he grounds tonight. They will be lighted by electricity together with the great buildings and promise make a marvellous picture, Owing to the ina bility get them ready however the electric fountains wi l not be exhibited. Other founi aius will be m motion and numerous fearch lights will throw brilliant rays through the sparkling spray so that the effect will be magni-
 icent.
 NEW YORK, May 6.-The Herald says: Chauncey M. Dep,w found tune yester- day to pay his respects to the President and tells what he thinks of the admins tration's financial policy.
 "Mr. Cleveland appears to me-" said Depew, Hike baby with locomotive He does not know what to do. He acts. ike a pedagogue, and appears to be endeavcring to educate the majority Of his party. who are silver men, up to a gold standard; while in the meantime the financial standing of the couotry IS