The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1880-10-02
BY TELEGRAPH.
Death OF Theodore CLANCY.

Death OF Theodore CLANCY.
SANTA BARBARA, Sept. 26.-Theodore
Clancy, editor Of the Santa Barbara Pres,
who was shot yesterday by Clarence Gray,
died this morning at O'Clock. Gray was
arrested and committed for murder. The
cause Of the trouble is told by the Press as
follows: On the 18th inst. the Republican
| Convention was hello at Santa Barbara and
Clarence Gray was nominated for the Of
flee of District Attorney. The editor of
the Santa Barbara Press on the next day
| sketched the general traits of all the
nominees of that Convention, and said
| For District Attorney man who roes
By the name OF Gray, with how many
aliases it is impossible to. say, was nomi-
mated. The charity of our silence is more
| :han he can expect" After this, meeting
the editor Of the Press in the evening,
Gray threatened that if anything further
! Of derogatory character appeared
against him in that paper the town would
| moi he large enough to hold them both.
| Friday night in referring to the county
| elections, and the delay of the Supreme
Court in deciding whether OF not all cleo
ton for county officers is to take place
| this year, and that there might be some
| compensations if no election is held, i.
said: Not the least Of these in this coun
ty Is the fact that the Republicans here
viii be relieved of The necessity of defeat
ing their candidate for District Attorney.
That nomination was disgraceful in every
| respect, and while it is extremely disa-
greeable for earnest Republicans 10 take
such course in Presidential year, there
Is no difference of opinion among those
who have the good of the party 1T heart
They are convinced that ali such candi-
dates should be beaten, and Republican
Conventions taught, if they do not realize
it already, that the decent people of Santa
Barbara county will not submit to having
the officers of the law chosen from among
the hoodums and the law-breakers.n
ASSASSINATION in Ireland.
New YORK. Sept. pa Dublin special
to the Herald says: Lord Mountnorris wns
murdered on Saturday night at Rusheen,
within mile of Clonbur, county Galway.
The scene Of the assassination was neck
OF land between Tough Mask and Tough
COrrib. The Viscount attended u meeting
of magistrates on Saturday afternoon at
the court house al Clonbur, and was seen
to leave town about s O'Clock. Half an
hour afterwards his horse and carriage ar
rived at his residence, mile distant,
without him. This aroused suspicion
among his family. Search having been
made, he was found lying on the eide of
the road in pool of blood, lifeless. The
police were at once sent for, and the BODY
was conveyed to Ebor Hall, the family
seat. Lord MountnorrIs appears to have
received one bullet ia his head, penetrat- |
ing the skull, three in the neck, and two |
in the body, any one OF the six wounds |
being sufficient to cause his death. He |
Wis little known except in his own neigh
borhoed, and throughout Mayo and Gal
WY he had small estates, which he farmed |
to 8, me extent. He had fifteen tenants.
with whom lie had most unhappy rela-
tons. Quite recently he obtained eject,
ment DEGREES against two of them. Asa
magistrate he was unpopular, and at
meeting of the Justices which he4lad been
attending, resolution was passed calling
upon the government to adopt coercive
measures.
War lsa0pened IN South Africa.
LONDON. Sept. 27.-The obstinacy of
the Cape government, backed up 10y Sir
i'artle Frere, has brought on another
native war. Lord Kimberley, the Colonial
Secretary has declared that not an I'm
perial soldier will ever be employed in SO
urjustifiabe a proceeding as disarming
the Basutos. Should, however, this pow
eriul, semi-civilized tribe defeat the Cape
troops-not an unlikely result-then
England must interfere. If she does, the
Constitutional relationship between Eug
land and the Cane colony will be revised.
and light hold will lie kept over the
colonial policy toward the natives. THIS
affair is regarded as another crushing
censure on Sir BarlIc Frere.
The Albanian Positlon--The ALLIED
Fleet.
RAGUsA, Sept. 27.-The Alhanians are
encampcd on the summit of Mount
Mazeural, where they have formed five
lines Of entertainments, connected by
covered ways.
IL is rumored that Mukhtar Pasha has
arrived in the vicinity of Scutari.
Only one vessel of each national-tg VIII
probably go to Dulciguo. A trus worthy
report is just received that in cons equonce [
of the arrival of q French couI e., the 3
feet will not start for Duicigno for .orty +
eight hours.
An Extraordinary Order fir czic (
Sultan.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Sept. 27.-1he spirit
OF reckless defiance is becoming more anG E
more Intense at the palace. For several +
days past the Sultan has refused to listen