Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-09-07
TELEGRApHIC.

m DSStoH haiu uOI, GulS lOTeuOOU, Dg committee of prominent citizens of that city composed of mayor Robert Pratt and others.
 special to the ClTIzeN'
 CRITTENDEN, Ariz., Aug. 31-Thoma5 She8n was brought here from Harshaw this morning and died at noon from the effect of pietol shot wound received at the hands of Lawrence Lemon. The verdict of the coroner'e jury was ID ac- cordance with the above facts. A war rant of arrest has beeu issued against Lemon.
 NEW YORK, Sept. 2.-Dr. Forbes Wins,ow Of Lcndon, well-known specialist on suicide and insanity. says that Jack the Ripper, who, by his crimes, terrorizsd London few years ago, IS incarcerGted in a county lunatic asylum in Euglaud.
 MT. WinsIow says this fact is known to the doctors, but they hushed up the facts.
 Dr. Winslow says he is medical | The doctor has come to New York to | attend the medical congress which will | be held September 4th, 55h and 6th. He is chairman of the department of | insanity and mental medicine, and has l prepared paper on suicide, considered as a mental epidemic.
 The story told by Dr. Winslow is as follows:
 Jack the Ripper was medical student of good family. He was young man Cf slight build, with light hair and blue eyes. He studied very bard and bis miad being naturally weak, gave way. | He became religious enthusIaet and ! attended early service every morning at 1 St. Paui's. His religious fervor resulted in homicidal mania toward the women of the street, and impelied him to mur der them. He lodged with a man whom | knew, and suspicion was first directed toRard him by reason Of the fact that he returned to his lodgings at unseason- I able hours, and that be had iunumera~ 1 ble coats and hats stained with blood. | l have in my possession now pair of | Canadian mOccasins staised with blood which the Ripper wore while on lis | murderous expeditions. 1 notified the Scotlard Yard authorities, but gt that time they refused to cooperate with me. Subsequently the young man was placed in confinement, and remanded to an asylum. where he is today. Since hie incarceration there has been no repeti- ton of the horrible murders that he per | petrated. These facts are all known to | the English authorities. And it is con ceded the man now in the asylum is Jack the Ripper.
 | It was deemed desirable, however to hush the matter Up. The details were too horrible to be made the subject Cf 8 pubic trial, and there was no doubt of the mans hopeless Insanity.
 WASHINGTON, Sept. 3-The receipts of the United States for August were:
 "Customs sl5,639,O47, increase for the month Sl ,562 063; Internal revenue SIP. 172, ,1O4, decrease s729,39l; miscellaneous s1,14l,544. decrease 5925,S44; total re. ceipts S2S, ,952. .955. against 840,417, ,605 for August 1891. Expenditures during August amounted to S32, ,5S8, ,1S4.
 SAN FRANCIsCo, Sept 3-The actual trlal of Theo, Durrsut for the murder of Blanche Lamont commenced this morning. District Attorney Barnes delivered the opening address. WASHINGTON, Sept. 3--"My meeting with Fitzsimmons will take place at Dallas, said Corbett last night" There is no change in the original plans and the legal side is all right. I am as hard as nails now but shall keep training so as to be able to make ehorL work of my 1 man.
 WASHINGTON, D. C., Sept. B. Genera CoppinRer, who had command of the recent military expedition to Jackson'e Hole country, today had conference with Secretary Lamont in which he said: "I do not consider that the h. dians were to blame for the Jackson's Hole affair" said General Coppinger ''they are entirely quiet now and have been for some time" One question which the general brought the attention of Secretary Lamont to. WAS the ad- visibility of annexing the JacksOn's Hole country to the Yellowstone Ma tional park. It is suggested that this action would solve the problem by pre- venting all parties from hunting and fishing in that section. The general de- clined to say whether he made recom- mendatiors for the continuance of the troops in the Jackson's Hole country CT punishment of participants in the trou ble.
 NEW YORK. Sept. 3.-J. Levisop. Joe. Winesr and Wm. Barnett, who with Clarence Barnett, Of this city are charged with having counterfeIted Southern Pacific railway passes, was arrested yes terday by the Drummong agency. Bar nett WAS arrested in San Antonio, Levi son in Houston and Winear in Lexing- ton, La.
 NEW YORK, Sept. 3-Hoskier Wood & Co.,, will ship S1 ,G00,GO0 in gold tomor- row.
 IsHPEMING, Mich, Sept. 3-An excit- 1 ing feature of the strike situation today was the burning of the headquarters of the strikers of Union Park, early this morning. Il is thought the place was tired by some one not in sympathy with the strikers.
 NEW YoeK, Sept. 3-The government bond syndicate today deposited two millions doli2re in gold st the suD-trea- sury today.
 WAsHINGroN, Sept. 3-The Fleming livery stable nt Petersburg, tea mics south of here, burned today. Twenty