Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-11-10
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 the children of Samuel Geod, a prosper ous farmer, who have been missing since yesterday, were found in a brush heap today. The boys throat was cut from ear to ear, and the girl wss disem-
 boweled. The weapon used was an axe. An attempt had been made to burn the
 theory is that that the girl was outraged and double murder committed to hide the crime. Armed men are searching everywhere for suspicious persons.
 NEVADA, Cal, Nov. 5-Ths morning Sheriff Douglass brought to the county jail a man answering the description of Stage Driver Meyers murderer. The arrest was made at deserted cabin in canyon seven miles from this city. The
 prisoner claims to be tramp who ar. rived in the country Saturday from Texas Officers think they have the right man.
 WASHINGTON, Nov. 5.-There was another small pox scare in the Interior department today when it was an- nounced tbat Ballard Morris, principal examiner of the patent office had the disease.
 TOPEKA, Nov. 5.-In the injunction case Judge Foster decided in favor of the defendants, refusing to grant an in- junction. The stockholders will hold @ meeting today and elect directors. The present board will be reelected with a possible exception of Spsere and Seilery. This is in the case Of the Santa Fe railroad.
 NEW YORK. Nov. 5.-Acting Captain William Ottole, of the Leonard street station, filed his application of retire. ment Saturday afternoon just as Dr. Whitehead had test fled before the LeI- ow committee that 9 had paid moIey to Ottole as bribe O n several occasIocs. when arrested on the charge of msiprac- tice. He swore that 1n one occasion he paid Ottole S200.
 HARTFORD, Conn.,, Nov. 5.-The police have accounted for all who were in Minors boarding house. last night when it caught fire. Only one was injured, Hattie Thomas, you ng woman, WAS painfully burned about her wrists The
 losses aggregated 5000, about 90 per cent IS covered by insur nce. YoKAHAMA, Nov. 5.-B;ritish steamer Gaelic, from San Francis co. which was ! seized by the Japanese authorities on \ the ground she was carrying contraband | was allowed to sail. as 1t was found upon investigation that the suspicious were unfounded. The Gaelic was due
 to leave for Hong Kong at nooD yeste | day. She left San Francisco Oct 16. WASHINGTON, Nov. 5.-In the district
 court of appeals today November 2 wss
 set for the hearing of the appeal of tie | Miles Sugar company of Louisiana,
 whose petition for man6amus against | Secretary Carlisle had been denied. This
 is the case where the sugar company Ge- | manded that inspectors be appointed
 under the Mckinley law with v.ew to collecting sugar bounty.
 LONDON, Nov. 5.-Detectives are in- vestigating the explosion which occur red shortly after II o'clock last night,
 at the residence of Hon. Reginald Brett, in Tilnery street, two doors from the residence of Sir Henry Hawkins, ! one of the justices on the Queens I bench division of the high court of jus | tice. The scene around Iilnery thls morning is one ol inteuse excitement. Photographs taken from all parts were viewed by the police and a theory is l being run down. The best one seems to be that an attempt by anarchists against Justice Hawkins was made on account of some decision of his against them and that the bomb throwers made mistake in the houses.
 ALBANY, Nov. 5.-A story IS circulat- ed that Governor Flower, at the instance of Hill, has pardoned John Y. McCane from the Sing Sing penitentiary. Flower denies the charge and says that McKsne is still in Sing Sing. DULUTH, Nov. 6.-Aoeut 40 per cent of the democrats are voting for Owens the populist candidate for governor.
 MINNEAPOLIS, Nov. 6.-Minnesota will
 probably cast the largest vote today ever cast in an off year.
 HEAVIEST VOTE EVER CAST.
 MILWAUKEE, Nov. 6.-The largest vote ever polled in Wisconsin in an off year is being cast. The republicans claim the election in the state, the lower house of the legislature, and eight of the ten congressman. The democrats claim the election of Bragg, their candidate for governor, and four congressman.
 KANSAS CITY, Nov. 6.-Much difficulty is being experienced with hoodlums. At one election precinct the faction took charge of the polling place, busted the witnesses and challengers appointed by law, who were in opposition to them, and smashed the ballot box with heavy piece of wood. From several wards the citizens complain that they are not even allowed to vote.
 CONCEDED TO THE REPUBLICANS.
 DETROIT, Nov. 6.-The state Is con- ceded to the republicans by 2O,OOO plurality. The interest centred in the congressional and senatorial tickets.
 ST. LOUIS, Nov. 6.--CoDgressman Seth Cobb, the only administration man in Missouri is being heavily scratched, but whether in favor ot Nelson the single taxer or Steritt the republican is not known.