Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-04-07
THE LATEST NEHS!! General Happenings Throughout Asny
 Points of lhG Country.
HANGED AT LAST.
The Mnrcsrers of Frank ChsveE At santa Fe Get What They Deserved,
 Though Long Delayed.

Though Long Delayed.
 SANTA FE, N. M., April 2-Fran- cisco Gonzales Borrego, Antonio Gonzales y Borrego, Laurinao Laird and Patricio Valencia, condemned to death for the murder of ex-sheriff Frank Chavez, who was killed from ambush on the night of May g, 1892, were hanged at 9:l0 a. m. to- day. On Thursday night ten spe- cial guards were placed in the jail by the sheriff and this morning a draft of forty men was made on the cav airy and infantry companies by the governor, with instructions to act under the orders of Sheriff Kinsell. The scatfold was twelve by twenty one feet with a six foot drop through single trap six feet long and three feet wide. The prisoners passed a restful night. The guard said that not one of them turned in his sleep. The death warrant was read to them at 7:30 this morning and was received by Borregos with some facetiousneSs. The Vicar Gen eTsl remained with the doomed men until they were led to the scaffold, administering the consolations of their religion. They mounted the sca1old, attended by the sheriff and three deputies and the Vicar Gen eTal, and then disappeared from the view of the limited number of spec tators that were admitted to the jail yard within the tent which sur rounded the scaffold None of hem showed the slightest weakness aud made no statement except tn request the sheriff not to fail to remove any traces of the causes of their death before their bodies were turned over to their families. At 709 the trap was sprung. Their necks were all broken, except that of Valencis, the ligltest in weight, who died from straugulation.
 CHCAGo. March 2S.-Elizabeth Pauison aged Is years, Is dead from the ede,l of frigh-. Miss Pau son was the daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Peter Paulson, respected German people. She was comely young woman and was the special care of her parents, although there were sons and other daughters in the little household.
 Last Friday evening Elizabeth and younger sister, Thora, were alone with their mother. When the two girls went to their room to re- tire they took no light with them for their chamber was but step from the living rooms. Thora found occasion to go back to the other part of the house and left her sister for a moment. An instant later 6 frightful scream came from the room and Elizabeth rushed out calling piteously for help. Mrs. PaulsOn came to her assistance, but 1t was some time before the girl could speak plaidly enough for her mother to understand the cause of her sudden terror. At length she was able to say there was strange man in her room.
 By this time the other members of the family had arrived and they joined in making an investigation of the room. To everybody's sur prise nothing of man more nearly than 6 woman's cloak and hat, which hung on the wall in position where the light from a neighboring gas lamp cast strange shadow and this is what Miss Paulson had seen and was the cause of her terror. For the time the matter was taken by the family as good joke. How ever all the efforts to calm the girl proved futile and her condition be- came serious. She seemed to be in a constant condition of terror and nothing could relieve her of the frightful vision. Symptoms of epilepsy developed, the periods of unconsciousness grew more pro- tracted daily and yesterday she died.
 CoNsTANTINoPLE, March 30.-It is difficult to see how war between Greece and Turkey can be avoided. It is rumored in diplomatic circles here, that King George has sent message to the Czar, saying 1t was impossible for Greece to yield to the Powers regarding Crete, And it is equally impossible to recall the Crock troops from Thessaly in view of the excited condition Of the pub lie mind. It is believed that even the annexation of Crete would fail to satisfy the Greeks, who are SO imbued with the war fever that nothing short of severe blood letting will cure them.
 SAN FRkNoIsCo, March 30.-The transfer of the Mohave division to the Santa Fe Company has been definitely settled upon by the South cru Pacific. The Santa Fe will operate The Needles line, and the Nogales and Guaymas branch will be a part of the Southern Pacific system, under General Manager Fill more. and placed on the Arizona division, and under the immediate charge of Superintendent Randolph, at Tucson.
 WASHINGTON, March Senator Foraker has introduced a bill to amend the interstate commerce act to permit pooling by railroads.
 NEW YORK, March 90.-Silver, 715; Mexican dollars, 50365l; lead, 3.30. 
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