Arizona weekly citizen., 1893-01-07
TELEGRApHIC.

Panama canal scheme was found m the office of the Panama canal company. It Is Said to compromise large numb T of senators pbd deputies. The official re- port of Dr. Br0vargel who had charge of the autopsy of Baron k mach, made public today declares that the ana ysis of the stomach revealed not tn slightest trace of poison. The conclusion ie reached that his death IS due to natural causes. The report IS regarded with suspicion.
 NEW YORK, Dec. 2s.-Senator Wm. NJ. Stewart of Nevada h town. 'The monetary conference" he Said, "is a fraud. It won't amount to anything If the Republicans do not hurry and paes free coinage bill this winter they will not carry a state west of the Rocky Mour tains in 1896. If the Democrats do not pass free coinage till when they come into power the popuiNtS vil elect president in 1696." He said Free c1in- age will be the Populist's principal is sue,"
 GLOBE, Ari., Dec. 28.-Joseph Tucker, one of the employees of the Oli Domin- ion Mining Company, was killed while at work yesterday by. the falling of Q rock from the top of the slope. The boulder weighed about toa and fell about SIX feet almost laying open the body. He leaves wife and two little girls.
 SACRAMENTO, Dec 2S.-About4 O lock this morning the Southern Pacific rail road depot at Brighton Junction, five miles southeast of this city was discov- cred on fire, and being built ot infam- mable material was soon totally des- troyed.
 Residents of the place soon after be- gan searching the ruins and found the remains of Miss E. O. Ayers who resided in the building and who had been em- ployed for the past two years as opera tor and station agent. Nothing but the charred trunk renamed. Some people e believe that the woman, who was 8 years of age had become Respondent and committed suicide. Railroad de- tectives, however, are nrmly convinced that Miss Ayers was murdered by tramps, for money which she was snp- posed to have about the station. Three tramps were lounging about the station yesterday, and late in the afternoon she ordered them away. tis believed they returned during the night, murdered her and then fired the bnild;ng to con- ceal their crime. The dead girls mother resides in Stanton, Neb.
 SALEM Va. Dec 29.-The Algenin Coal Mills, Mcdowell county, w. Va, are or fire. Two hundred men are employed It IS not known that any have perishec in the fire.
 BleMARK, s. D., Dec. Wamber g one of the Harrison electors will recely, his certificate of election notv Ithstand- ing an orGer of the court to count the famous Selz precinct which would Il counted in time have elected all three Weaver electors under the State law The Governor is required to issue proc lamation of the vote for electors within ten days after the State canvass anC fen days theTefrom is allowed for a nO- tice Of contest. This time expired yes terday and as no notice had been serveJ on the Governor, he will issue certii- oates to two Fusion and one Republican electors.
 NEW YORK, Dec. 2S.-Edward Parker Deacon. who shot Emile Abielle in the hotel Splendide, Cannes, France Lecause of alleged intimacy vith his Wife, has brought action in tbs supreme court ) here for absolute diTorce.
 HAhBURG, Dec. 2S-Cholera cODtin- ues to claim new victims here. The faeling of dread that warm weather will herald the approach of another season
 of the epidemic, grows in strength deily. The repoCt for yesterday shows two new
 natienss were removed to the hospital and one death.
 NEW YORK, Dec. 2S-Tbe S45,000 fight between Jack McAuhffs and Dick Burge for the light weight champion ship of the world is off. Judge Newton, president of the Coney Island Athletic Club officially withdrew tke princel y offer of the club tonight. Tie amour cement astounded not only the fighters, and their backers, but the entire sport ing fraternity Jf New York as well. In making the announcement Newton gave as his reason that he did not believe McAuliff, and Burge would ever come to an agreement. Their constant quib- bling Jver the minor terms of the agree mepg had forced this action upon him. Add So the largest purse ever offered for fight has vanished.
 LONDON, Dec. 29.-Mrs. .Lintry is re- ported to be sgaln in imminent danger of death.
 SAN FRANCIsCO, Cal, Dec.-Justice John k. Sharpstein of the Supreme Court of California who was stricken with paralysis on Monday died last night He was born at Richmond. N. Y., May 24, 1923.
 CHICAGO, Dec. 29.-The AssocIated Press has had advices ot the following deaths: ElIas 1ngalls, father of ez-Sen- ator J. J. Ingalls, of Kansas, aged g., at Haverhill, Mass; and Judge Barton Bates, ex~Judge of the Supreme Court of Missouri, in Stephens county.
 NEW YORK Dec, ,29.-In a three column article this morning The World alleges the Panama canal cOrrupJiOnists and thieves expended over two million of dollars in bribing AmeTicans legislators In brief the article says "Ihere is an American end to the Panama scandal. Two million five hundred thousand dol lars was sent to this country and DO ex- planation given of for what was it necessary OF what use was ma de Of this vast sum.
 NEW ORLEANS, La, Dec. 29-Christ- mas day Louis Fox and Adam GriUson negroes shot and killed a clerk n a store mt St. Charles Parish with the iu- tention of robbiug the store. Th night before that they tried to murder the telegraph operator at David. They were captured and taken to the parish jail. A mob last night took then out