Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-04-13
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LOWELL, Mass, April Henry M. i Entwistle, who was sentenced to fifteen | years in prison in 1892 for shooting Ma | ria Clegg, with intent to kill, has been | released from prison through the efforts | of the young lady and they will both | sal for England ID few days, where | they will be married. Entwistle was ID | love with the young woman but her | father objected to the marriage. On the | | afternoon of October 6, 1891, Entwlstle | waited for Miss Clegg outside the Mas l | Dachusetts mills and fired four shots | from revolver at her. He intended to | kill himself, but was prevented. After | long illness the young lady recovered. l REDDINGroN, Cal. April S-E. Beard,
 who keeps a store in Buckeye, put the
 muz1le of d double barr slled shotgun in his mouth, pulled the trigger of both barrels, and literally blew the top
 of his head of. l SAN FRANCISCO, April No docu-
 mentary evidence of the marriage of Carlos Reta and Miss Adele Wolfe, the
 victims of the tragedy at the Palace
 hotel, can be found. No marriage li- cense was issued to them either here
 or in Oakland, and no contract has been
 found in the recorders office, though
 such document may exist. It now ap-
 pears that the tragedy was unpremed.-
 tated. Reta took Miss Wolfe to the
 theater Thursday night and afterwards | to supper. They were seen shortly after
 midnight ID front of Miss Wolfe,s house
 oD Leavenworth street. Reta was urg-
 ing the girl to do something and she
 evidently consented, for they went to
 the hotel and engaged a room. They
 had a bottle of Benedictine with them and drank about one thIrd of 1t. 1t
 is supposed that Miss Wolfe sfer drink
 ing it went to sleep and that Reta, craz-
 ed by the thought of lo-ing her, mur-
 dered her as she slept and then killed
 himself.
 NIJYI NovGoRoD, April GA hotel
 in course of construction collapsed
 here today, burying thirty workmen.
 Several bodies were recovered. The
 architect of the hotel committed suicide } after the disaster.
 DECuTo, Cal, April 6-Diphtheris has broken out in Washington township,
 mainly at the Irvinet ton mission, San
 Jose and Centerville, and a number of
 deaths are reported. The disease is spreading, schools have been closed and quarantine established.
 CoLUMBUs, April 6-The American Starch Works with buildings covering
 ten acres, was burned today. The plant
 was being run day and night on account , of the rush. Loss S200,000.
 LoNDoE, April 8-The Hon Arthur Wellesly Peel resigned as speaker of the house of commons today.
 CHRIsTIANA, April 8-The estimates
 to be submitted to the Storthing as published, give fresh impetus to wild
 rumors of an impending war between Norway and Sweden.
 SAN FRANCISCO, April Mrs. Maria , Antonia Majors, who sued Harry Cowell, , the son of the millionaire ' lIme manufacturer, for S50,0O0 for breach of promise, and who mysterious ly disappeared several months ago, is stepping at the Grand hotel here. She says she WAS told that an attempt would be made to abduct her baby, so she took it out of the city and left it
 with friends. Then she worked as a . domestic for family in San Francisco, ? but was forced to give mp her place on account or illness. Since then she has ? been very sick. She said:
 g "When the case comes up 1 will win . 1t, know, but if 1 should fail, why then 5 1 will put bullet though his heart, l
 have told him many times that I would do So if he fooled me, and be knows 1
 will keep my word."
 g Majors and his wife, Maria Antonia, ? with their family of children, lived on thelr fine property adjoining that of P Henry Cowell about two miles north> west of Santa Cruz.
 : The two families had been friends for years but it was not until after the death
 of Robert Majors that the intimacy oc-
 cured between Henry Cowells and Mrs. Majors. More than a year ago Mrs. Majors sued Harry Cowell for S50.000 ', damages for breach of promises. The , case has been allowed to drag but will, - she now declares, be brought to a speedy 3 finish.
 3 LONDON, April S-Tbere is not the J slightest groundfor the rumor that Oscar 2 Wilde had attempted to commit suicide s but further startling revelations in con- nection with the Wilde case are hinted : at. It IS said that Alfred Taylor has
 determined to drag Wilde down with him if he is going to prosecute him, and ] this will involve many more in England
 who have bee4 freely whispered about n connection with the scandal.
 STOCKTON, Cal. April S-Chief Engi- neer Storey of the San Francisco tS San Joaquin Valley railroad and a corps Of assistants, this morning began the work
 of surveying for the new road. They began their work at Weber Point. HoNG KONG, AprIl 8--Forty Japanese , transports are anchored off the Pesca- dore islands. It is rumored that an at- tack upon Canton is contemplated. Tor . pedoes have been placed in the river for the defence of the city.
 RENO, New, April S-Jones E. Jones, assistant melter and r. finer at the Unit
 ed States mint at Carson, and Ernest
 Harris, of the melting and refining de- partment, were suspended this morning. WILMINGTON, Del. April S-A Dis
 patch from Laurelto says: "Governor
 Marvins death is momentarlly expect
 ed"