The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-04-30

JAMES CLELLAND, cashier of the Osage Trading Co.,, was instantly killed at Krebs, l. T., by two colored men, who made their escape before officers could be procured. Clelland was hit on the head with stone, which crushed his skull, killing him instantly. No motive could be assigned for the killing.
 FAILURES for the week ended the 24th were, according to Dun's Review, 23s in the United States, against 330 last year, and A in Canada, against 37 last year.
 SIMON HAssELBAcH, aged 70, and his son William engaged in q drunken quarrel at Union City, Pa, on the a4th when the son seized an aX to kill his father and the old man drew his re- volver and shot his son and then sent bullet through his own temple. Both will die.
 THE dead bodies of Mrs. Joseph Cock. ing and Miss Daisy Miller, her niece, and the unconscious form of Joseph Cooking, were found early on the 24th in the village store kept by the Cock ings at Hill Top, Md. Robbery had been the incentive for the murders. The women were on an upper floor of the store and were struck dead with a blunt instrument supposed to have been an iron bar. Cooking was left for dead in the cellar. He had been bound with a heavy rope and brutally treated, but probably will recover.
 THE Hotel Slocan at Denver, B. C., burned to the ground and the guests lost everything but their night clothes.
 JoHN LOVE, of Milton, w. Va. arose from his bed and fired two shots at his wife, killing her instantly. He then entered his father.in-law's bedroom and fired two shots at him, fatally wounding him. He wound up by firing a bullet into his own brain.
 THE manufacturers of wire and cut nails, who recently had conference at Chicago, have decided to raise the price of both kinds 15 per cent. on May l.
 R T. ANDERSON was recently dis. charged by his employer. Horatio Buckley, because he did poor work on his farm in Greer county, Ok. Ander. son then went to town, bought Win. chester and shot Buckley. and when posse attempted to arrest him he shot two of the leaders and kep. the others at bay for four hours, surrendering only when his ammunition ran out He was jailed at Man gum, but there were threats of lynching.
 Miss FRANCES F. WILLARD sailed for England on the :3d to attend the an. nual convention of the Worlds Womens Christian Temperance union, of which she is the president Before sailing she issued an appeal in behalf of the persecuted and suffering people of Armenia. urging that the w. c. T. U. of the United States raise $50, GOO tc aid in the relief work which is being carried on through Miss Clara Barton.
 CONGRESSMAN MONEY. of Mississippi. and Congressman Hall, of Missouri, had q personal encounter in the room of the committee on naval affairs al Washington on the 23d. Mir. Money called Mir. Hall liar when the latter struck the former and then each picked up inkstands and threw them at one another, Mir. Money being struck and having an ugly gash cut behind his ear.
 EDwARD KARLEsKIND shot his wife in the head three times and then cut his own throat at Meadville, Pa., on the 22d. Jealousy was the cause for the 
 THEextensive saw mill and salt plant of Wall X Weber. at Saginaw, Mich., was destroyed by fire.
 A sKIFF containing five soldiers and n civilian was overturned on the Ohio river opposite Fort Thomas and two soldiers were drowned.