Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1876-05-20

g session to-day was nearly three houl
IN duration. The Louisiana dificu.
ties formed the chief topic. All til
members were present. The result {
the consideration was the sending {
a telegram TO General Augur, CON
manding in Louisiana, instructin
E that officer on requisition of the Gov
ernOr, and it appearing that lOca
authorities are not able to preserv
J, order, to give such aid as in his dis
erection may be necessary to proven
bloodshed and violence.
! WASHINGTON, May 17.-Representa
tive Meade, who has the bill IN charge
will report from the Committee OF
Territories adversely to the admission
Of New Mexico to the Union.
! WASHINGTON, May 17.-Prominen
citizens of Louisiana, here, predict q
terrible war of races in West Feliciana
in that State. The negroes are gather
ed there four thousand strong, and the
whites only number fifteen hundred
The trouble in that section arose from
the action Of white man named Aar.
onson, who had accused a negro OF
stealing from him and had whipped
him. Aaronson was subsequently
found killed, but Trustworthy dispatches
say that he was killed by white reg
ulators of Mississippi, he being in
bad door among them. The Sheriff has
called for men TO and in defense against
the negroes. Fighting has already
begun, and so far sixteen colored men
have been killed.
NEW YORK, May 5.-The Repub-
lican reform conference, called by Will
liam Cullen Bryant, Carl Schurz and
others, will be held at the Fifth
Avenue hotel to-day. It is not known
who will be the chairman, but it is
probable that Mr.. Bryant will preside.
New YORK, May 1.-THE sudden
death of DR.. W. W. Hall, of Halls
Journal of Health, at the corner of
Park Avenue and 34th street, last
evening, caused much surprise and
sorrow among his large circle of
friends. DR.. Hall had been dining
with DR.. White, Il personal friend, /
on 4th Avenue, and was re-
turning home, when he was struck
Town by the fatal attack,-either apo
1lexy or heart disease. He was seen
o fall by q servant of Commodore
Vanderbilt, who obtained assistance
md the doctor was carried into Van
Ierbilts house. He gasped twice
when lifted up, and died as he was
icing carried into the vestibule. The
uneral will be held tomorrow.
New YORK, May 1S.-Peter Cooper
oes not care to take the field under the
ominatiOn Of the Greenback party.
I f~--~-- 80 r-;-o; L. e ,I.e ;.n,.-
wants more rag money and no
7turn to a specie basis, but says he is
% old to venture upon the fatfgues of a
residential campaign. He wishes the
reenback party to nominate Governor !
lien, of Ohio, in his stead. At the
iustang race here today the rider gave
ii on the 226 mile.
SAN DIEGO, May 19.-ExJustice
owling of New York, is dying. Hen t
z Kingsley is seriously i'll. Anna g
dickinson made her stage debut at the Z
lobe Theatre, Boston, on the Sth in C
ant; variously commented on by the I
Tess; hard 20 separate the actress ri
ON the lecturess. Professor Huxley h
sits America in August The Pres n
ent Of the Cambridge University II
'at club, England, declines the invita- al
IN to participate in the American W
regatta. The business COM Ia
ittee Of Plymouth church find Henry W
Bowen guilty of equiyocation; re- II
the severest penalty of cen
re; motion to expel Bowen was ii
id on the table. el
The Philadelphia Press, of Nav 10 id
Us a religious war in Turkey will as
the next great old world catastrophe. C,
European part Of Turkey, large id
d ilLgoverned realm, there are two II
lristians to one Mahommedan: in the
iatic section, there are four Moham.
dams to one Christian; in the whole II
lpire there are seventeen millions for oI
Crescent against twelve millions ci
the Cross. Thus the followers of
Prophet greatly outnumber the II
ristians. Personal strife between mi
Turks and Christians began on HI
urday, in Salonica, one of the great tw
Turkish seapOrts. We have few In
ails as yet but it appears that a 81,
ristian girl had become a convert In
he moslem faith; that her reception Bi
the mosque was objected to by Chris. he;
rs; that the Turks took up arms to Lii
list such interference. and that in p
ltest which ensued, the French and al
rman consuls, who had gone to the tn
sque, were slain by the excited Ma -.
nmedans. OF course, Turkey Will
called to account for this by France
Germany, and the authorities At ga
lstantinople be held responsible for the