The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-07-23
CHARLES MAReRAvE, the postmaster

at Emory Gap, TcEa., was shot from amb bush while going home and fatally wounded. William Lefew is under ar rest on suspicion. Lefew's brother was shot and killed fast Christmas ir Margrave's store. Margrave was charged with the crime.
 JouN GoNsALvEs and John Gasparri, Italian sailors, quarreled in 8 cabin o. the fishing smack Lenora at Charles ton, $. C., on the 17th and Gasparr plunged knife into the stomach ot Gonsalves, disemboweling him. Gas parri afterwards ran into the cabin and committed suicide by drawing the same knife with which he had killed his victim across his throat, severing it from ear to ear.
 THE strikers at the Brown company's works at Cleveland. O., on the 17th were charged by the militia because they threw stones at them and at least dozen men were bayoneted and seri ously hurt
 THE Hallett & Davis Co, dealers in pianos and organs at Chicago. have made an assignment A statement was filed showing assets of s2s3, 1000; liabilities, $l40.OOO.
 Two brothers, Charles and Leonard Birner, went swimming near Quincy, H., and both were drowned. It was thought they had the cramps.
 BUSINESS failures for the week ended the 17th (Dun's reporD were 269 in the United States, against 256 for the same time last year, and 35 in Canada, against 39 last year.
 GEORGE FISHER, of Swanville, Ind. fell from haystack and alighted on a pitchfork, the tines entering his chest and killing him.
 A DESTRUCTIVE tornado swept through the Adirondacks recently. A funnel shaped cloud struck the earth between Fort Edward and Argyle, in Washing ton county, N. Y., destroying farm dwellings and barns. Damage was also done at several other places, but no loss of life was reported.
 A NUMBER of ore handlers at Cleve- land, O., crowded upon the ferryboat and when it was about half way over tho river it turned over and the occu. pants were thrown into the water and most of the unfortunate men sank like lead. The life-saving crew, whose station is near the scene of the acci- dent, was summoned and they re- covered ten bodies. which were taken to the morgue. It was thought that one or two more victims might be added to the list.
 MARY SNoDGRAss, a white woman, was hanged at Cceburn, Va., recently for cremating her negro girl baby. She was detected while in the act of pressing the baby's body on the flames with large shovel.
 Pickle X Borman at Eldred, H., re- gently and ordered the clerk and four men to hold up their hands. The rob- bers then tied the five men and robbed them of over s40O.
 TOMMY WHITE, of Chicago. defeated Johnny Van Heest, of Kansas City, in six rounds at Albany, N. Y., on the 14th.
 TIE strikers at the Brown Hoist works at Cleveland, O., were irritated by the news that the company had got a lot of non-union men from Canada and Cincinnati and they appointed to patrol certain territory in the neighborhood of the works early on the morning of the 18th and hunt the men, and when a non-union man was spied he was pounded and beaten, the police being utterly power less to cope with the strikers. The mayor ordered company of militia to the scene of the rioting.
 LENA SHULTE, an 1s-year-old girl, suicide at Pittsburgh, Pa., through breeding over her brothers suicide of a week before.