Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-09-14
TEhEGRApHIC.

Proprietary Association today reelected
 R. E. Queen, of San Francisco, preei- dent.
 CARDIFF, Sept. 5.-SamueI Gompsrs and P. J. McGuire, who represent the United States in the trades union con- gress and American federation Of labor say the congress compares favorsbly
 with the British parliament or the American congress.
 NEw YORK, Sept. A special to the
 World from Philadelphia says: IT, Ii. Holmes, who is charged with
 wholesale insurance swindles and with several murders, and is nov awaiting
 trial Tor the killing of E. F. Ptzel, has not been idle ID crime, although close ly guarded prisoner ID the Philadelphia
 .risor. He has en eir eered what Is obvi- ously cunning scht me. Although de- priyed of writing material, and ia spite oS every precautinn tskea to prevent Lis communicating with anyone outside, lt seems he has written what parpOrts to 5e sketch of hls career. The Jaw Ctfi- cers of the commonwealth have been sstounded by the publication of sd vance sheets, and tue announcement that book written by Holmes Cn the margins of other books in the solitude of his cell will shortly follow. They will
 be estounded further when they learn for the first time in this dispatch that the volume is the outcome of an idea oi iiginRtIng in the brain of the prisoner
 which is all ready for working. but which the local authorities, being thus forewarned. may perhaps forbid. The scheme, worthy of Holmes, IS this: 'Dprng hia travels throughout the country he has had business and social relations with many persons of urdoubt ed respectabi He has with unusual cunning, kept record of these trEGs- actions. The major portion of their friendships were undou btedly free from any suspicion of wrong doing, but they are to be made the vehicle for securing sufficient funds for his defense. The opening chapters oi his book, published in one of the local papers, are devoid of any thing that would offend the most fastidIous. They rehesrse the wfo0g doIpgs of q New Hampshire lad whose su oGequsnt career IS not fOreshadowsd in any way. Innocent enough as the "reminiscences may be, they are the groundwork of Holmes bold stroke. The papers containing the opening chapters of the "b0ok" will te mailed to these unfortunate enough to be classed among Holmes friende.
 Those who know Holmes will be in- formed that they are Go be part and par eel of the book. lntinationS will De given that 1t will be unf leas8Dt to be known in connection with its author. All mention of certain names will be ommitted-for a money consideration. There are chapters in the narrative that place some of the persons referred to in most unpopular position. Instance or the kind is here given.
 One of the chapters is devoted 10 the B ,ston experiences Of Holmes and Min nie WilhGms. The woman, under the gui lance of Holmes, entrapped veal thy man of family. Fer time, being led to believe that he had deeply wrong ed the girl, he made such occasional financial reparstion as he deemed proper and the conscience fund found it's way into Holiness pocket. When Minnie Williams dropped out of sight the BOs- ton man breathed freer, but when the awful revelations came his state of mird may be imagined.
 Proot sheets, now being printed in printing office near Sixth and Market streets, will be forwarded 10 the Boston man and this proposition made: If he will purchase 10O0 copies of the book, ac comDapyiug the immediate order there for at the retail price thereof. Sl apiece, h:s name will be omitted as we'll as all matters that would iu any way point to him. No doubt the Boston man, who cau well afford it. will quickly order the book and enclose remittance for the same.
 MAN1Tor, Colo, Sept. 5-Judge James T. Lincoln of Liberty, Mo-. exc cutor Of the will Of insurance swindler Fraker stopped in this city while en route 10 California ard was later going to take back Frakers four young orphan cousins. He will not pursue h's mission ir consequence Of Frakers cap ture, but he is confident that there &as no periursd testimony concerning the supposed drowning.
 KANSAS CITY, Mo, Sept.5 4 special 10 the Star from Liberty, Mo. says: ''As- founding developments may occur in the Dr. Fraker II Isurance case. The ID surance officials states that the prisoner
 is not the doctor. Judge J. Ii. SandusSy, attorney for the executor of the FrakeF estate, stated this morning that they had not yet admitted that the prisoner is Frsker.
 SAN FRAHCI: co, Sept. 5.-WheD the Durrant trial was resumed this morn ing, the crowd struggling for admission WAS greater than ever. Two lines of policemen guarded the corridors, ana prevented anyone entering the corridor or approaching the courtroom except the judges and ths attorneys. news paper men or citizens having permits from the sheriff. The early part Of the between the attorneys about the ac- curacy of diagrams of Emanuel church, which the prosecution offered. The defence clGimed the diagrams were in- accurate. The court allowed the intro dnction of exhibits. saying their ac- curacy could be determined by sctunl measurements later. From the actions of the defendants attorney the impres- sion h6s gained currency shat the de- fence will be technical if the aliti fails.
 PARIS, Sept. 5-.Le Poste" a news paper regarded as reliable, states man threw bomb in front of Rothsch!lds bank in thls city today. The boub did not explode. The man when arrested