Arizona weekly citizen., 1893-01-07

k crushed, while Barnes and Kerr were lying in corner, also dead, literally cut to pieces with knivep, which each still graspsd in his hand. The surroundings showej signs of rrible struggle. It IS thought Barnes struck his wife and her bro her to up the quarrel with the fatal results noted.
 MORE BLNODsHED.
 HCARTHUR, O.. Dec. Particlars have been received of a shocking affair at a country church in Gallia county. While revival services were in progress Clark Watkins caught his sister -in-lsw, Mrs. Peter Watkins, walking with man with whom her name had been un- pleasantly connected, and attacked hIm with a knife. Both rushed into the church, where a general fight stopped the services. When the riot ended 1t was found that Peter Watkins was dead. The Harris woman's escort was fatally wounded. Clark Watkins was beaten almost to death. James Growers eye was cut out. Half dozen others were hurt. The church was almost com | pletely wrecked.
 STRoNDsBURG, Pa, Dec. 30-Railroad | iaboTers thls m rung attempted to thaw out dynamite for blastiag near Iannersville. The stuff exploded kill ing four.
 BosroN, Mass, Dec. 3O.-David | Blanchard has decided to give a ten | thousand purse, op to all stalions of | the 2:1S class; 70 be trotteI at Myst.c | Park Septe ember 18th, next.
 SIDNEY, Iowa, Dec. 30.-William Nawher is m jail here charged with having in some mysterious manner caused the death of five women whom he married in different parts of the country. He says his first wife died of consumption in California in 1865. He admitted that his four succeeding wives died suddenly. Word comes from l Woodland, Cal, that an old neighbor or | William Mawhor says Mawher came to l | 1860 with q brother. The brothers operated large ranch. Suddenly the younger brother dled. and MOwher l took possession of the property. | Mawhor then marr ed a Mrs. Iraves and left Califo nia tor Iowa. The board of sdperyisCrs of FremOBnG county will authorize the coroner to examine the bcdy of the fourth Mrs. MaWhOr, who IS 1 ,,r.r Pirarfop
 Los ANGELES. Dec. .29-General Me- l Cook has ad no veIificatiOn of brush of the troops Vitb the renegade Kid. The chase is still hot one and Lieuten- ant Bynum ani troops from San Carlos, are on a not trail and in close pursuit of
 he vicious ren gade and party. The Kid is following the course northeast, which parallels the trail leading from San Carlos t0 Apache. Commanders of otEer posts have De notified. Soldiers can be sent at moments notice to as- sizt in the capture of the party. Scouts
 are of ths OplnDn that Kid will turn and make toward Ash Creek with the intention Of getting into the mountains,
 but with vigorous pursuit being made 1t Is not believSC at headquarters that
 be can succeed this time in getting away. Night Rfore last, when the pUr- | suit Darty caDe north of San Carlos tbey caDipr7G one of the Indian girls that hai Isen with Kids party and also a hory7 belonging to tho band, but the r-nayade got away with the rest of his pa ty in the dark cess and his trail was sund aud followed in the morning with the above result. News is expected at almost any moment from the fourt.
 WASHINGTON, Dec. 26.-A gentleman l who has talked with the President says | people who expect a large increase in | the classified ssrvIce before the ad- administration changes will be sadly dis ! appointed. He said the President was strongly inclined to extend civil ssTvice rules in connection With the postoflice department, but he had practically | abandoned the purpose O making any | general extension, such as the inclusion of employees of the government printing office or customs service.
 SAN FRANCIsCo, Cal, Dec. BOA re- markable scene was witnessed in ex Su-
 peme Judge Richards court room this morning during the trial of suit of the executors of the Mervyn Donahue es- tate against the Hotel San Rafael corpo- ration. Some time age the directors of the corporation were fined S5C0 for con- tempt for Gisobeying an injunction of the court bat execution thereon had not yet been issued. This morning Attorney Hanlon " ho represents the plaintiffs en- tered his bIll of costs which on motion of ex-Supreme Judge O. P. Evans coun- sel for the defendants Judge Hebbard ordered stricken out. Evans than asked for a stay of execution on the matter of the $500 fine.
 This greatly astonished Hanlon who asked if Evans had not promised him | that If the bll of costs was not pressed Evans client would pay the fne Evans denied having so stated whereupon Han lor called him liar. The ex-Judge ! reJahated by shooting hIs right fist into HanlOn's $ face and in q minute the two attorneys were hammering each other about the court room. A bahff was or dered to separate them but before he could do so, Evans had knocked Hanlon down. When order was finally restored Judge Hebbard summarily fined the com batants $500 each and ordered them m Irisoned five days each in the county jail.
 ST. PETERSBURG, Dec. 29.-The perse- cution of the Jews IS going on more earnestly than ever. The most pitiful | scenes are witnessed among the crowds of Jews at the railway stations, that of women over 50 years of age half clad, with little children praying and ayIng