Arizona weekly citizen., 1893-07-01

room and found his wife and Piper in
| compromising situation. The doctor
attempted to shoot Piper, but his pistol
/ snapped. Snatcbing a coal oil lamp
| burning on the tsble near by, the
wron 0ed husband dashed the missile at
| Piper's heed, The glass horribly cutting
his face. The lamp exploded, the oil
running in streams of fire over Pipar's
| body, burning his right ear off, destroy
/ ing the sight of b tn eyes. literally
cooking his breast and shoulders and
burning his hair and heard. He died
in less than an hour. Tue unfaithful
wife threw herself upon the mass of
charred flesh and cried for death to take
her with her lover.
DENVER, June, 23-Two assignments
for the beneti5 of the creditors were fled
this morning in the o:hce of the county
clerk. n. V. Vosburg 4 Son, grocegs
at 434 and 439 Fifteenth street, assigned
10 f. a. Ruraell. Assets Sl0.592.7l
The liabilities are placed at $3.50 81.
The Acme Try Pressed Brick ard
improvement company made an as
signm Mt to j. ID. Armstrong, lis p-t ST
dent. Assets S63,S00. Liabiiltiea are
placed at S27, 1879, of whicn $1,000 IS
payable 10 the Equitable Accident In
Snrauce company aud secured by
trust deed. Tightness Of the money
market is given as a cause for the sus-
pensions.
CHATTANoGA, Tenn, JUns 23.-The
G ty Saving bank of tins CITY was forced
TO assign last night. The assets are
given as $4,000, the liabilities $3.50 o.
The amount due deposltOrs is about
S2lo,0O0. Nothing is dle any local
bank. G. III. JaInsgan was named as
assignee. All depOsltors will be paid IN
fuil
NASHUA, n. H., June 20.-The Colony
Manufacturing company assigned yes
terday. TIE liabilities are estimated
to be Sl6S,000 and that not more than
fifty cents Oh the dol ar can be realized
FRI M the assets. The corporation car
ried on a wooden manufact)r and has
done an extensive business
BALTIMORE. June 23-Cardinal Glib
bons has given the ASsoci ted Press
the official transcript of the much dis
cussed pontifclal letter from the pope
on the school quest on, which is as
follows:
To our beloved son. James Gibbons,
cardinal priest of the holy Roman
church, Titular OF St. Mary's beyond
the Tiber, the archbishop OF Baltimore,
and to our venerable brethren, the arch
bishops and bishops of the United
States of North America, Pope Leo
XIII. Beloved son and venerable
brethren.
Health and apostolic benedict'or.
We have often given manifest proofs
both OF our solicitude for the welfare
of the faithful people and bishops of
the United States Of America, and
peculiar affection with WI ich We
cherish that portion of our SAVERS
flock. OF this We have given additional
and unmlstakable evidence 10 send d
/ TO you as our delegate venerable
Brotner Francis, titular archbishop
| of Lepanto. an illustrious man not lie :
pre-eminent by his learning than by
his virtues as you, yourselves. lii the
meeting of The archbishops in New
| York have plainly testified. thus con-
| firming the trust which We had repo ed
in his prudence. Now his let alton had
this for its first object: That it should
! be public testimonial of our good will
| towards your country and the high
esteem in which We hold those who ad-
minis er a government of the republic
| for he was TO assist in our name at the
! dedication of universal exposition held
in the city of Chicago in which we our
Ives by the courteous invitation of
its directors have taken part.
LONDON, June 23.-A frightful Gala
nifty has befalen theBritish battlesh p
Victoria, flagship Of the Mediterranean
| squadron and hundreds lives have been
| lost.
The Victoria, which flew the flag Of
Vice-Admiral Sir George Tryon, K G.
B., was run into off Tripoli by the
| British bat5leship Camperdown, also be-
| longing TO the Mediterranean squadron
| and under command of Capt. Charles
tombstone. The Victoria haGan enormous
| hole made Ia her side through which the
| water poured in torrents.
The immense hull of the Victoria at
once began u settle and before those
on board could cast loose their small
boats she went to the bottom carrying
down with her nearly al on board
Some OF tie officers and crew msn-
aged to get out of ths suction caused
by the sinking vessel and we're rescued.
| among those lost was Vice-Admiral
Tryon.
The first reports OF the disaster stated
that about 200 men had been dro xned
but later dispatches show the | IS of life
for greater, not less than 400 officers and
men.
The Victoria was twiu-screw battle
ship of 10,4I0 tons and 14,000 horse
power. She mounted fifteen guns.