Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-08-17

and thence into the basement.
 The blood was human. A c!ot of blood mixed with human h6lr was found. Also from the debris in the dark chamb- CT where mother and child slept there was taken some chlld's underwear stain- ed with blood, pair of brown diagonal trousers stained at the bottom with { blood, ? cket of 9 woman's dress ! blood soaked; handkerchief which had been used to wipe up the blood with and various c;otEes and parts of under | clothing spotted With b cod.
 l In Pot QuInl6n's private living rooms were found two trunks of heatrical | type. One was purchased from Mack in Derver. On both trunks were initials M. h. w." The initials had been pant ed ov"r. The initials ara those of Min : nis R. Williams. Pat Quinlan stated i after hls bairg taken into custody that 1 both Of the trunks belon nged to him.
 Detectives Norton and Fitzpatrick now think that hoth trunks belonged to Minnie Williams.
 COLUMBUS, D., Aug 9-AI!en ". | Thurman today in an Interview he says: Three hundred out ot the five hundred elected delegates are lver men, and propose t. nOm nate Jam $ K:Ibusne, of Columbus, for governor. end tighs to the last ditch in the convention for silver" ki!burne is large manufacturer and 8 free coinage man.
 SPRINGFIELD, Ill., Aug. 9-Assistant Adjutant General Baile today made a speech to Governor AltgeId on the race riot in Spring Valley. He says the trouble WAS caused by the local d sturh- ances among the coiored and Italian miners, filled with drinks. The govern or received telegram saying that the miners were at work.
 | NEW YORK, Aug. 9-The workmen en- gagged iE clearing away the debris of the collapsed building on West Broad way ana West Third street this morning un- earthed body, the fourth victim. It Was not identified.
 | OGDENsBUEG, N. r., Aug. 9-Early this morning fire in the lumber piles of Skilling, Whitney S Barnes Lumber company, destroying S2.00O.O0O worth of lumber.
 l CoNsTANTIToPLE, Aug. S.-Advices from Tareus, Asia, say that a mob at
 tackled an American School at that place, maltreate6 several students & threaten ed the missionaries.
 | JACKSON Mich, Aug. ST. Dabney,
 marshall of Vicksburg, member of the state legislature and nomine for state senator shot and killed Mr. Dinkins, 6 politician at Brandon, 15 miles east of
 here.
 CHICAGO, III. Aug. 8.-Dr. Berner a veterinary surgeon, pulled q tooth for
 MaJor, the largest lion in Central park, last night Major had been suffering with, ulcergted gums for come days. Ha kept up a continual roar but when the gume were sprayed he has quiet. The doctor got firm hold with his forceps, braced himself and pulled. Major roared like distant thunder but the tooth came. | PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 9-A wagon driven by William Hasson wGs struck by Pennsylvania railroad locomotive at Broad crossing this morning. Has son was instantly killed and Edward Kell and John HGsson seriously injured. About the same time n another part Of the city. Martin Erwin, while crossing the tracks of the E. < o. WAS struck by Q locomotive and instactIy killed. l Willie Stanley, SIX years old, YVES ground to pieces under the wheels of fast flying trolley car in West Pniiadel- 1 phia this morning.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 8-Judge Mur- ! phy has issued citation in contempt pro- l ceediugs az inst the city editors and re- | porters Of papers which published in teIyews with jurors in the Durrant case.
 NEW YORK, Aug. S-An eightetory | building in course of construction CD the corner of West Tbiid street and South Fifth avenue fell this m0rning. | At least five men were killed. Several othere were seriously wounded. Eighty two men were working in the building. PORTLAND, Or, Aug. S-News have | just bee1 received here that the Trans fer House, ia Pendleton, Or, was burn ed early this morning. Four persons perished and three others are missing. Many of the guests narrowly escaped. | The fire originated on the upper hcOr Of i the hotel, caused by guest dropping a .c,l, 4aA SIDNEY, Aug. S-A steamship was rocked on the Seal Rocks, off Cape Hawk, yesterday morning during gale. The passengers rum bered 10, Of whom 55 were Chinese, and they were asleep when the ship grounded. Only thres European passengers and the second mate were saved. The others are miss ing, but It is believed possible that they succeeded in taking to the boats and were afterwards blown out to the sea. NEW YORK, Aug. S-James E. Haggin one of the owners of the Angccrda mines sail today with cJnsiders b 6 emphasis there is rot an atom of truth ID any statement to the effect that the Rotbschilds are negotiating for the purchase of the Anaconda mine. There has been DO approach of any kiGd to- wards such negotiations" Walter Lutien, partner of August BelmoD end Rotnschili agent in this country also den es the report.
 SOUTH BEND, Ind, Aug. 8.-About three thousand people witnessed the National circuit bicycle races under the auspices of the South Bend Cycling clnb at the driving park yesterday afternoon The weather. YVES almost perfect. Sever al accidents occurred, casting gloom over the otherwise successful occasion. | Osto Hsig!er of California was thrown, | breaking hIs left arm so that the hone :: nrntrnded thronnh fha fash Arthnr 1