Arizona weekly citizen., 1893-06-17
TELEGRApHIC.

New BEDFORD. Mass, June II. The
second wesk of the Lizzie Borden trial
! opeued this morning.
WASHINGTON, June 12.-The military
court of inquiry to investigate Ford's
theatre accident meet this afternoon.
CHICAGO, June IA receiver has
been appointed for the Howey Worlds
Fair hotel.
Under protection OF the militia work
on drainage was resumed this morning.
The forty-frst annual convention of
the typographical union met here this
morning.
SING SING, n. Y, June 12.-John l..
Osmond was electrocuted shortly before
room Tor the murder of his wife Maty
and cousin, Johu G. Burchell, in an
apartment in New York city, in October
1891. jealousy was the cause. Osmond
had an opportunity to escape on the
night Pallester and Roche got away but
refused to take advantage of it.
ZANEsvILLE. Ohio, June 13.-Yester-
day, three miles south of Fnltonhall,
Mrs Clara Weaver drowned her two
children aged four years and six months
respectively and herself in the shallow
waters of Buckeye creek.
Mrs. Viewer left letter addressed to
her husband Ia which she stated that
she often tried To nerve herself to the
terrible deed she was about to commit
but her heart always failed her. After
saying so she had finally made up her
mind not to be wrong, and went to the
creek praying God to save her and her
two little darllngs. The woman was
undoubtedly temporarily insane.
PITTsBURG, Kan. June I2-The
strike tuation is very quiet now await
'ng the result of the arbitration Mon
day evening. National officers, P. A.
Mcbride, secretary and treasurer: p. IL.
Fenna, vice president, are now at Rich
Hill and District President Waters and
Glasgow, of the executive board and T..
B. McGregor, of the Miners Echo, the
official organ of Plttsburg, left for Rich
Hill today to meet With the national off
GERS and hold a conference to map out a
plan of action, providing settlement is
not bad by the arbitrstin
board. The meeting of the arbitration
board. is looked forward to with
mi awnings by many, who think there ls
ert rely too much differeRce between
the operators and miners to effect COM
promise easily. 1t is a foregone conclu-
sion, however, that if not settled
the strike will extend to cold
weather.
WASHINGTON. June I2.-Until late
last night workmen had been employed
il removing tons of loose bricks and
broken tImbers from Ford'S theatre
building and this morning the old hulk
looked less hideous than when scores
of dead and broken bodies were
being carried out. a hundred or
moro broken desks and tables were
piled in the rear on each of the floors
and paper aud books had been gathered
up and such as were of and value were
taken to places of safe keeping. Brok.
en- pipes protruded from every part of
the wrecked section of the building. By
s O'Clock, an hour earlier then usual,
the old clerks began to arrive at the
building and every newcomer was
greeted with ELUSIVE welcome. They
told tales of marvellous escapes and
each was again and again questioned
as to where he was at the awful
moment. Tears filled many eyes as
they told experiences and how they
had seen one they all knew and loved,
dash down to death. Many clerks
with view ofnot losing time, knocked
on the doors of annexed buildings
adjoining the ruined theatre and to
officials within reported for duty.
But no suitable building has yet been
sucured and it will probably be some
days before the force is again put to
work.