Arizona weekly citizen., 1893-07-08


/ house four miles northeast of this place
was struck by lightning and burned
early this morning. 4 man named Bah
cock, hls wife and child, man named
-rost, OF Fostonia, and child named
Roberts were burned to death. A girl
named Roberts was fatally hurt. Five
others In the house escaped.
DETROIT, Mich, July 5.-The articles
for boat race between Stanb berry, the
present champion of the world, and Jake
Gandar, OF Canada, are no nearer being
signed than they were weeks ago. Stan
berry, who at present is stCpD,ng in De
troit, is becoming disgusted with the
talk Of Gaudar. 1t is therefore doubt
full if any race will result at all during
Stanberry's visit to america, and if
Gaudar vents to row for the champion
ship he will have to go to Australia.
BERLIN, July 5.-Emperori William
today gave an audiences to Herr Won
koseiuskO, leader of the Polish party.
He learned from the Polish leader that
hIs party demanded in return for the
their support of the army bill certain
concessions in regard to national
schools. The emperor readily fell in
~.
minister of instruction, who was direct
ed by the emperor to prepare a scheme
th6t would satisfy the Poles demand for
national schools.
WAsHING-oN, July 5.--Acting Mint
Director Preston did not purchase any
silver today as he considered the offers
made too hig1. He did not, as he has
done recently, make any counter offers,
and as result no silver will be pur-
chased bv the government until Friday,
and not then If offered at figures higher
than he thinks they should be. The
amount of silver offered today was
$4,000 ounces. y small lot was offered
at 50 1545 per ounce. bat most of the
prices ranged from S0759 to $3.50. Lon
don prices this morning were so 759, and
taking into consideration exchange,
the New York figure should, i: is said,
be about S0.755.
PARIS, July Sit now appears that
most Of the rioting yesterday was not
by stude3ts but by the riff raft, who
took advantage of the occasion to raise
a disturbance.
This class resumed the rioting this
morning and had numerous conflicts |
with the police and soldiery, numbers |
on both sides being injured.
Affairs have assumed such a serious |
aspect that the authori les are deter |
mined to restore order at any cost |
Almost the whole city isoccupied by |
troops who have orders to rspress dis |
turbances with strong hard.
The body of Nuyer, the young man |
killed il yesterdays riots, was conveyed |
by lnfrequentad streets to the Lyons |
railway station this morning and sent |
home to his parents it Lyons, to avoid |
another uprising.
Topeka. Kansas, July ga. G. Shinn,
vice-presideut of the Kansas bimetal-
lie league, todsy issued the following
call for free coinage convention:
"A meeting is hereby called to cCn-
yene in representative hail. in the city
Of Topeka, on Thursday July 20th at
2 o'clock p. ~, for council and mem
bers tbs American bi-metaliic leGgne,
and of all parsons of Kansas without
regard to party who are in favor Of
equal bl-metallic coinage of silver and
gold as It was before 1873 70 take such
action as may be thought best t D ad-
vance the cause of free and unlimited
coinage of silver at the ratio of sixteen
20 one. Come ali bl-metallists and
counsel with us in this day of our
count Us peril. Application mas bsen
made 10 all Kansas railroads for ex-
cursion rate ON the certificate plan
and they will be announced In the
paper when granted. Take receipts
when yon buy yeur ticket 10 Topeka.
The cali il issued pursuant to resolu-
ton adopted by enc wing of the recent
combine convention at Chi
;agO calling upon the bimetqllic leagues
Of the country to hold CONVEX ton be-
ore the meeting of the extra session of
congress.
DENVER, Col, July 5.-InformatIon
las been received here from Colorado
springs, that Henry Starr and Kidd
two members of the notorious
rain and bank robbers who have
auSed the death of dozen men and
errorizad the Indian territory and
arkansas for monihs,were arrested there
ionday night. The men arrived there
t the Spalding house at late hour last
light with Mrs. Starr. They regis
cred as Frank Jonson aud John Will
on, of Joplin, Mo. The officers learn
~ wh> the men where, were afraid to .
pproach than outright and attempted .
D get the outlaws in a position to
boot on sight, but they separated | ,
Ienry Starr going into the Coffee-ROJal
estaurant. The police followed him in
nd Marshal Dana caught one arm and c
q aid another. a deputy covered him I
18th pair of six-shooters. He gave in
itbout a struggle, but said TO them.
1t is good thing you got the drop on Z
Ie, or there would have been some I
opposes around here" Then the of !.
GERS went to Colorado City and !.
lptured Hid Wilson, another OF the !
le gang. He was armed with forty :
We calibre gun and wo1ld have made a
asperate resistance if the officers had
1t tir,t got the drop on him. When OF
e men were brought TO the jail an a,
tempt was made to interview them. al
at without sIccy SIS After the arrest A
g officers went down to the Sp; lding OF
)use and woke up the woman who was T
gistered as Mrs. jackson, but who
really the wife OF Starr. She is about al
gthteen years old rather progressing. re
10 said that she was married to Starr or
/
about 20j miles east of here. a N
arch OF the room was made and I'M a.
II her pillow were found S146t 10
eenbacks which had never been used. Is
d $500 in gold was found in vaIlse
le also carried a pearl handled re-
liver of fO-ty-four caabre. She was
,sely questioned and admitted that I
> man who was captured was Henry :
arr and that the name of the other
e was Kid Wilson. She also admitted
1T Starr had killed a man at Fort
nth, Ark. She said it was done in
f defense. With the money which
> men had upon them fully $1,000 was
covered. There is a reward of $1,000
their capture.
June S.-Developments
the past six days have been three ar
Is for conspiracy to overthrow the
,visionsl government, threat against