Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-04-11

o'clock young Negro, about Is years
old, was taken from jail by mob and
iynohed in front of the court house.
The mob went to the sheriff's home,
overpowered hin with shotgun,
marched him to iail aud forced the keys
from him. They were marsked and
tn cir identity is unknown. The prison
or attempted to rape a white lady, ct
Plsntersyille, two weeks age.
EAsToN, Pa, April 3-The eighth con-
gressional district republican conferees
tc day elected Gen. Frank Rseder and j.
NJ. Drysbach delegates to the national
convention. They are instructed for
Senator Quay for president.
PH1LADELPHIa, April 3-Upon the
finding Of coroner's jury, in the case
OF Annie McGrsth, Samuel P. Langdon
wss today held for the action If the
grand jury. Lanedon and Miss Nc
Grath had been living together as msD
ADD wife. The latter vas discovered
dead March 18th. Langdon was present
at the inquest today, and evinced but
little interest in the proceedings.
MAssowAH, April 4-Advices from the
front announce that 4COO Dervishes at
tackled the italian native battalion the
morning of April 2 at Mount Mocran.
Col. Stevani and forces from Kssssla
went to their assistance surprising the
enemy and drove the latter back. The
dervishes were reinforced by several de-
tachnents from Tucraf and returned to
the attack but were again repulsed in
the engagement. The Italian lost 100
killed and wounded; the Dervishes sui
fered heavily and many were made pris-
oners.
LONDON. April AT the Bow street
police court today Mathew Adams was
rsmanded, on an extradition warrant
charged with embezzling $4,000, in
Denver, Col, where he hsd been the
clerk of the civil and criminal court.
Adams was arrested at Southampton
when about to start for Capetown with
his wife.
BERLIN, April A Dew commercial
treaty between Germany and japan has
been slgnAd.
YoKOHoMA, April 4-The Black plague
has broken out here.
ATLANTA, Ga, April 3-Sberiff W. o
Gwynne, OF Pike county, was killed and
John +. Maddeo, prominent citizen,
fatally wounded at Concord, little |
mou ntain town in that county, last |
night, by the notorious DeIk gang Of |
outlaws who have figured in the criminal |
history OF Georgia for years. Sheriff |
Gwynne was shot down On the porch of |
the outlaws home which was surround |
I'D by posse. The desperadoes then |
rushed from the building shootinl
rapidly 10 every direction and brok,
through the posse and escaped. Two
posses Of several hundred men are il
pursuit. Taylor Delk the leader is
in a swamp. He is shooting
.spidly but his ammunition has given
,ut and ne will be captured. If taken
alive he will be lynched.
DECALUR, Ille.. April 4-The Farmers
bank put up a notice today that on
account OF the heavy demands by de-
,ositors it would have to suspend.
ST.. Louis, Mo, April 4-The jury in
he case of Peter, alias Cotton Schmidt,
me of the :rIo that held up and
B, Atwater, the Chicago
lrtlst, in Webster Grove, several months
Igo, returned verdict Of guilty in the
irst degree.
PHOENIX, Ariz,, April 4-Ex-httorney
General Clark Churchill, OF Arizona,
lied today. He had been a resident OF
he territory for twenty years.
p. j. Clark, charged with assaulting
sov. Hughes, was found not guilty by
ury today.
WAsHINGToN, April 4-The house was
be only branch of congress in session
oday. Several bills of minor import
nee were passed.
The Mineral Market.