The Coconino weekly sun., 1893-10-05

AT the examination of the Mineral Range train robbers George La Lib erty, one of the robbers, told how it was done His evidence tended to con- firm the belief that the booty was stolen from the robbers, as they claim.
 IN the federal court at New York Roland R. Conl1lin and Samuel M. Jar wis were appointed receivers for the Jarvis Conklin Mortgage Trust Co The immediate cause of the failure of the company was its inability to meet the interest on debenture bonds to the amount of S6O, 900, due September 1.
 A CRAZY man gained admission to the White house, and might have done some injury to the president had he not been promptly ejected.
 WEDNESDAY night a Louisville & Nashville train was ditched at Gulf Port, Miss, three colored men being killed and several train men badly in- jured.
 TIE house has killed the Flynn reso- lution for an investigation of the out rages in connection with the opening of the strip and has adopted a substi- ute resolution which means nothing.
 Ar Uniontown, Pa, the property of the Columbia Iron & Steel Co. was levied on by Sheriff Wilhelm. The judgments on which the execution is issued are held by Robert Hogsett and the Peoples bank at Uniontown.
 JACK CoNNoRs and Eva Flint, charged with being implicated in the Kendall vile train robbery, had a preliminary hearing at Auburn, Ind, and both were bound over for trial.
 FOUR new cases of cholera and ore death from that disease were reported at Hamburg.
 WHILE loading pistol in Anderson county, Ky, John Gritton accidentally shot and killed his mother
 TIE Hungarian budget for 1894 shows a total surplus of li,GSS forins, de- crease of 4GS, 434 florins compared with 1893.
 FRANK P. NELSON, one of the wealth jest men in Greencastle, Ind, indorsed paper for manufacturing firm there and in consequence made an assign ment
 TIE race from Chicago to Milwau- kec, between the whalebacR Christo- pher Columbus and the Goodrich line steamer, Virginia, was won by the for mer by 0:4:l5.
 BILLY DEUTsCH, known in all sport ing circles of this country and Europe, died of consumption at Denver, Col.
 CLEARING house returns for the week ended September 2S showed an average decrease of 27.0 compared with the cor responding week of last year. In New York the decrease was 300; outside, 23O
 Ar Crystal Falls, Mich, the Michi- gammc river broke into and flooded the Mansfield mine, drowning twenty eight miners who were at work on one of the upper levels.
 Ar fire in a mattress factory In New Orleans two men were burned to death.
 AT Mount Vernon, Ga, five negro murderers were hanged from one scaf- fold.
 SIXTY-yINE persons charged with con nection with the anti-dynastio affray at Prague on the occasion of the Aus trian cmperor's birthday, will be tried for high treason.
 A FIERCE colliery fire is raging at the Boston run workings of the Reading company located near St. Nicholas, in the Mahnnoy valley, Pa. This colliery is one of the most important plants of the Reading.
 FIVE hundred operatives in the linen factories at Dumferline, near Edinburgh, Scotland, are to be placed on short time. The alleged reason for this reduction in their hours of labor is that the silver crisis in the United States is hurting the linen trade.