Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-07-13
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ridden her laet race, naVlnR DrOKon her ankle end sustained severe injuries by falling in a race in Pueblo yesterday.
 RoREBURG, Ogn., July 5.-Geo K. Ouiue, of Riddle, who has been in pur- suit of the robbers of the Oregon ex- press last night, arrived with James Poole and Case, alias Mcdowell, under suspicion of robbing the train. Case, alias McDowell was convicted here two years ago for burglary returned from the penitentiary, and was once convict ed in Idaho for horse stealing.
 NEW YORK, July 5-A special to the World from Guatemala says that high officisls are accused of stealing over s. COG. 600 from the government by charg- ing it as au expenditure for arms which never reached there.
 LAsALLE, Iu., July 5-Three persona were fatally injured during the fire works display last night. A bomb rock ct after going a short distance fell and exploded, setting fire to large quanti- ty of fireworks, which exploded with terrible force. Wm. Tahl of Tampico, Dan Cahill and Henry Kennedy Waite were the unfortunstes. Waite says his parents live in California.
 BIRMINGHAM, Ala, July 5-At Louis, vile today lightning killed Postmaster Bryan, his wife and baby.
 NEW YORK, July 5-Albert s. Moore, president of the East River Silk com pany, pleaded guilty today to eight in- dictments for forgery. He will be sen fenced next Tuesday.
 NEEDLES, Cal, July 5.-The murder of white man who lives IS miles north of here Dy Indians was reported today. The Sheriff leaves fer the place the morning.
 PHILADELPHIA, Ps., July 5.-Mary Morgan 2l, and Maggie Laffert, P years wandered away from 8 picnic ground yesterday and were run over by a train.
 MINNEAPOLIS. Minn., July 5.-Kris- tian Korthard, who wrecked the state band at Minneapolis, must serve his term in the state prison. He was once city treasurer.
 SPRINGFIELD, Ills. July 5.-George Lawson, of the White Ribbon Hotel when drunk today went to the kitchen, where his wife was preparing meal, kissed her, shot her through the body and then shot himself
 FoRT SCoTT. Kae., July 5.-The heaviest rain ID this section in many years occurred last night. The precip' itation was 4.19 inches. The north side of the town is completely inundat' ed. Families are driven from their homes and much damage has resulted.
 HAVANA, July 5.-Two severe en- gsgemsn ts were fought yesterday al Palmss Alta, Santiago de Cuba. Capt Boreas at the head of a detachment of volunteers, engaged 400 insurgeni cavalry under command of Amador Guerra. The volunteers lost F killed and 19 wounded. Among the killed on the insurgent side was Guerra a noted leader, Lieutensnts Raphael, Borrero and Ferrero and sixty insurgents. SYRACUSE, N. r., July 4-The defens in the trial of Bob Fitzsimmons wal closed with the testimony of Dr. c. A Lyon of New York. From the descrip tions given of Rlordan he would judge that he was affected with hypertophy which gives the heart h spasmodic ac tion. He thought the kidneys were af fected with Bright's disease; also iron the description of RiordHn's condition
 he would judge he had an enlargement of the liver and an affection of the lief | lung.
 "Is it not true," was asked by Attor ney House, that when there is 8 dis eased condition of the internal organs O | the abdomen, the arteries of the braiI
 are degenerated?"
 ! "Yes, sir; and those conditions in
 crease the probabilities of hsmorrhag of the brain."
 He said he had found in performing autopsIes that the brain was more or les lacerated Tn removal. A flow of thirt. | drops of blood into the fourth ventricl | would cause immediate death. He salt | further that when he examined RiordRl
 6 year ago he found symptoms of diseas
 as ascribed by hlm, and taking this int | consideration, with the swelling of Rior dan's feet, he would judge he had symp
 toms of dropsy. At that time he warned | Riordan not to drink alcoholic beverage or taks violent exercise, which would prove fatal. The minutes of the autops. were placed in evidence by the defens' and they then rested their case. Attorney House summed up for th 1 defense and District Attorney Shove 10 l tue prosecution. after which Judge Ros | delivered his charge.
 At exactly S:45 o'c clock the Jury return
 ed verdict of not guilty, after having been out about three hours and thre' | quarters. The announcement by th'
 foreman of the jury was greeted by rous | ing cheers from the voices of people
 that more tEan filled the court room ant
 the gavel and the judge were powerles
 to quIet the enthusiasm. Fitzslmmon
 was congratulated by hundreds and im-
 mediately sent messenger boy with {
 telegram for his wife announcing his ac | qnittal After shaking hands with ali o
 the jurors and with Judge Ross, Fitz
 simmons went immediately to his bote
 and left at 1I:20 last night for Nev | York.
 Eitzsimmops said before leaving tha
 he would begin training today at Cone, Island for his coming battle with Cor | bett.
 WACCo, Tex, July 4-Stste Represen
 tative Mills, speaking of the Corbett | L +1sin,mopS fUtt and haQrinp m th.