Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-12-15

III haDScc, ldu OCC4 uAiCOeO0 HI <hAA6SH1 created considerable excitement here. Lynn Boyd Herndon is the man arres- ted in Arizona for this crime. He for merly lived here and is extensively con- nectsd in this section. Last night he poured telegrams into this place telling of his are at Tombstone, Arizona, charged with having defrauded the in- surance companies and prooably with murder, ct supposed to have been Hill man in 1878. A relation has left for Tombstone to identify Herndon.
 CHICAGO, Dec. 7-Ac.ion WAS taken last evening for the purpose of dissolving the Chicago and Milwaukee brewers association. or beer trust. A war of com potion will probably be inaugerated. / CHICAGO, Dec. 7-The chopped and hacked body of man was discovered today in a shipping case in an alley | between 63 I'd and 64 th streets. The body has apparently been cut up to fit the case and shipped from a distant point. The head was not badly mutila- ted and the police hope for an identi6- | cation of the remains, which have been placed in the south slde morgue. PARIS, Dec. 7.-Ferdlnand De Lesseps | is dead.
 HENNEssEY, Okla, Dec. 2. - Three horse thieves have been captured and a number wounded in the mountains near here. The band was raided by a posse of farmers.
 MARCELINE, Mo-, Dec. 7.-The First Commercial bank was broken into last | Wednesday night. The vault was blown open with dynamite, but nothing stolen.
 | BELFAST, Ireland, Dec. 7.-At least S300, 900 In American school bonds, also other bonds, have been placed in Ireland during the last ten years, are largely believed to have been forged. The | work of placing forged securities is sad to have been done by an American banking house. One of the partners IS reported to have ab,conded.
 FORT WORTH, Tex. Dec. Tt is | believed that the robbers who held up the Texas and Pacific train, got away with but little poodle. A sheriff Posse | of fifteen men have been oat all night looking for the robbers who are we'll mounted and armed. They were travel ing south yesterday.
 NEW YORK, Dec. 7.-John I. Rodney, of New York, has on foot scheme to organize the cotton producers of the south into a trust; store product ID warehouses and dictate the prices of cotton independent of spectators and i intermediate parties. The cotton growers gre enthusiastic over the | scheme.
 NEW HAVEN, Dec. 6.-The Connecti cut supreme court has ordered the re trial of Dr. Lee, after he was acquitted by jury, contrary to ali precedent 1 which has been that man once ac. quilted could not be again placed ir jeopardy for the same offence. The court unanimously holds that under the common law thls was the case, but be- cause the common law WAS so cruel Under the laws of tn 8 country, how ever, there is no excuse for such rule which is thereby done away with 1T Connecticut.
 WASHINGTON, Dec. 6.-The Turkis. legation has received the following com municatIon as regards the Armenian troubles:
 Towards the end of July last anC under the instigat.on of an Armenian named Hamperzoan, the men of ter Armenian villages near Mooch formed separate bands and armed with guns daggers, hatchets and other weapons attacked the tribe of Deltkan, killed 6 few men of that tribe and afterward: fell oD the tribes of Bekiran and Badi kan. These bands burned alive Hadii nephew of Eamer Agha, one of tht chiefs of the Bekiran tribe, and not only outraged Musselman women o the village of KulliRuzst, but also put them to death in an atrocious manner Men were also treated in a most fero cious way. Not satisfied with ali these lawless and criminal proceedings the bands burned few villages inhabited by Musselman people.
 "Thanks. however, to the measure: taken by the authorities the band: were dispersed and the insurgent chic HampartZoun, as well as the pries MIghcidich, of Casil Hilesse and othel guilty persons, were arrested and brought before justice.
 "The statement often published 1T somo of the European papers that some of the regular troops fired on defense less men and women is utterly untrue Twenty insurgents having surrendered
 were treated with all due consideration and after their dispositions before tht legal authorities were taken they were
 given their freedom. It was these
 twenty insurgents that indicated tn, place where Chief Hampartzoan and hI accomplices were hiding.
 "The above facts show that among the insurgents only twenty surrendered and that with the exception of brigands who broke in revolt, no one was i'll treated"
 SANTA CRUZ, Gala, Dec. 6.-Wm. F
 Cooper died this morning. He was merchant and was the first mayor o : this city.
 WASHINGTON; D8c. 6.-Rspresentativ' Springer introduced an arbitration bii
 which provides that National arbitra tion board should bs created with powe
 to investigate labor troubles and settl, by concIliation all disputes where it Ii
 possible to do so.
 NEW YORK, Dec. 6-For weeks Mir Havemeyer has been vigorously pro
 claiming that the sugar industry was or
 verge bankruptcy, but It now develops
 that a twelve per cent devidend has beer
 declared on the common stock, which
 owing to Havemeyer's repeated decisra tions, has been standing at less than 9O while per cent stock, such as New
 York, New Haven and Hartford, I: ' quoted at 193. The difference in these
 figures measures a dis.rust which ar
 investigating public has in Havemeyel
 and his partners which admits ot c speculative profit, in few months, o
 millions. In these times, even with
 legislative assistance, it is a very lint
 field to work and the Havemeyer people