Arizona weekly citizen., 1893-06-24
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court house. Scarcely one-tenth of
them could gain admission.
A large proportion of those in attend
ance were IN fashionable holiday attire.
The defendant appeared fresh and smil-
ing.
Governor Robinson opened the pro-
ceedings with the argument for the de-
tense. He began by declaring the de-
PENDANT physically unable to commit
the crime in the manner committed;
that aside from that it was only pcssi-
bic for a maniac and devil to do it. He
asked the jury to bring home, hearts
and intellects into q decision in the
| case.
WASHINGTON, June 19.-The president
has made the following appointments:
Charles NJ. Shannon, Arizona, TO be
collector of internal revenue for the dis
trict of New Mexico.
j. Roe Young, Kentucky, agent at
Pima agency, Arizona.
New YORK, June 9.-Assc ciate
Judge Samuel Blatchford of the United
States supreme court was taken critic
ally i'll yesterday. The family are
greatly alarmed.
SAN BERNARDINo, Cal, June 10.-A
Chinaman was brought to the county
jail last evening from Cotton charged
with assaulting a little five-year-old
daughter of Mrs. Dicks. Officers hur-
rIed him to Jail to protect him from the
hands of the infuri sted people.
DULUTH, Mimi, June 19.-Another
train load OF about 200 arrived from the
burnt out towns Of Mesaba at noon
Reported fatalities have not been con
firmed. Two actors went back into
burning tn; alter and have not been seen
since. \ woman who tried to rescue
her child is missing. Many are injured.
OMAHA. June ia Bee special from
O'Neill, Neb., says: DJc Middleton,
Gillespie and Stephens, leaders of the
cowboy race, arrived here at II today.
They came from Atkins in good shape
aud are feeling we'll, Albright is near
them. Douglass, Jones, Campbell and
Berry registered at Long Pine early
this morning. All the riders will pass
through here today. The next regis
tering place is Waussu. A great crowd
was waiting TO greet the riders. The
horses are in good shape, and have stood
the work so far remarkably we'll.
NEw YORK, June ia special from
the City of Mexico says: The town of
u zsrmatlan has been visited by a ter
rible water spout, which resulted IN the
loss OF life and great damage. The
water spout bursted Unexpectedly over
the town at 10 idDight. In few min
utes the feed had covered the entire
town, the water rising to the depth of
four feet inside the houses. Ibe people
were panic stricken and in a. tempting
to escape from the food many men,
women and children were drowned. A
great many families were made hCme-
less and the city council of the place
has issued an appeal asking other towns
10 come to their relief.
MINNEAPOLIS, MINI, June ia
special to the journal from Rolla, \. D.,
says: Dunse tn, III the western part of
Rolette county, was the scene yesterday
Vi Ou6 Ol b1S IlIeb sI1l lllBS CIilllCS 6NCI
committed in North Dakota. An I'M
known COW boy entered the Turtle
Mountain bank, he'd up Cashier Tucker
and robbed the bank of $4,000.
X eping Tucker under cover of a re-
volver, he get cut of the bank and rode
up in to the mounta MS here. He re-
turned soon after. went to the store of
Jacob Kotchevaar and asked clerk,
James McRay, for a watch. McRay
turned t. get the watch and was shot in
the back. He is not expected to live.
BY this time number of men gathered
to capture the villain. Mayor Mckee
shot the fellows horse and he Was then
run down and killed by determined
citizens.
CHICAGO, June 19-The California
building at the Worlds fair was for
mally dedicated today The Native
Sons Of the Golden West were in at
tendance in great numbers.
The building was lavishly decorated
outside and in with flags, flowers aud
plants, rare and beautiful, from the
Golden state Next to the miners build
ing tn t of California is the largest state
building on the exposition grounds, be-
lBR EQuuIO lccl dIu COSlIlR
nearly Sl09,000; while million will not
reach the value of exhibits.
The president of the California
Worlds fair commission spoke of the
work done by California toward making
the great exposition success. AS he
concluded he turned 10 Gov. ii. II.
Markham and formally delivered him
the key CT the building. Tne governor
theE, In the name OF the people of Cali
forDia, d clared the building open to
the public.
SAN Francisco, June 19.-Every |
steamer which arrives from Honolulu |
brings news OF increasing strength OF |
the provisional govern ment.
Advices brought by the steamer City |
Of Pekin state that the provisional gov
has formally moved to Solani |
palace and that the Hawaiian flag Ia
1oisted over the palace in place of the |
standard of royalty.
The power of attorney of the ex-
queen has been published. in which she |
states the surrender TO the provi ional
government and not to the United
States. The police claim TO bave dis
covered the persons implicated in the
dynamite plot and excitement at its dis
;Overy aroused has subsidized Claus
Spreckles is still working against the
Provisional government aud apnexa-
iOnists.
WASHINGTON, June 18.-The presi-
lent has detailed the following army
Ulcers to act as Indian agents:
Captain Cyrus S. Roberts, Seventeenth
at the Southern Ute agency.
Captain John n. Bulls,
twenty fourth infantry, at the Pueblo
nd Jacaril agency, New Mexico; Cap
ain Levi +. Burnett, Seventh infantry,
t the Mesca!ero agency, New Mexico;
captain Henry Wyatt. Twenty fourth