Arizona weekly citizen., 1880-12-25
mashna Commitments.

VIRGINIA, NEV., December 24. At 9 o'clock to-day Matthew Patterson and A. Dusstult, opposition wood deal- CTS, fell to paying Washoe compliments to each other. Patterson pulled pis- tol and shot over Dusstult's head. A clinch followed, and both fell down, when Patterson shot Dusstult through the body. The latter then picked up a shovel and bent Patterson over the head He died at 10 a. m. It is not thought that Dusstult can recover; he is unmarried and thirty SIX years old.
 Death of an Arizonan.
 SAN FRANCISCO, December 24.-W. II. Kendall was found dead in his room, 632 Market street this morning, with his throat gashed in several places an l razor beneath the body. He has recently been ill and out of employment. He was formerly clerk in the pOstofiice at Portland, Oregon, and in Prescott, Arizona, and also clerk in the office of the Territorial Secretary of Arizona. He was a na- tive of New Jersey and aged 27. An Accident in the Grover Family.
 CHICAGO, December 24.-The Trib- une's St. Louis special says; Miss Grover, society belle of St. Louis, yesterday made the confession that she was the mother of a male infant whose dead body was found in a va- cant lot in the city few days ago. She says she left her bed on the night of its birth Sunday and took her child to the place where its body was found. Miss Grover refuses to tell who the father of the child IS.
 DUBLIN, December 24.-The police of PortsdOwn, Ulster, to-day arrested a Homeruler named Doyle, and a number of documents relating to se- cret societies were found upon him.
 The Inspector General of the Irish COnstabulary has issued circular warning the police against attempting 10 decOy them from their barracks, and reminding them of the precau- tiOns necessary tO ensure the safety Of the barracks and arms.
 More Irish News.
 DUBLIN, December 23.-The intro- ductiOn of the League into the north of Ireland has had the effect to set the existing tenant-right borderers, who had been for some time quiescent, again in motion in some districts, and two concurrent movements are now in progress, one of which is distinct from the League, although agreeing to some extent with its principles.
 The Alta Mine. SvN FRANCISCO, December 23.- Superintendent Boyle, of the Alta mine, has made his report as required by the trustees. It gives considerable detailed information regarding the progress of the working and prospects of the mine, but contains nothing special or new on the subject of the recent striking of water.
 Fatal Railway Collision. CoLTNBUs, December 24.-Fve men were killed by a collision on the Car olina Central Railroad at Indian Creek, and a large number wounded. Starved In. ST. PAUI. Minn., December 24.- About HOO of Sitting Bulls Indians will surrender at Pine Ridge Agency in short time.
 Irish Matters. The Mexican National NEW YORK, December 24.-On De- | cember 2S a subscription for $500, | GOO for the Mexican National Rail- road will be opened in this city. wu Hes | WASHINGTON, December 24.-It is said that Garfield will continue Hayes ! policy of conciliation.
 Consolidation. NEW YORK, December A.-lt is an nounced that negotiations are nearly | complete for the consolidation of | the Union and Central Pacific Rail- roads.
 | Crossed the Line.
 CHICAGO, December 24.-The colon ists have entered Indian Territory notwithstanding the soldiers, and ST
 king up claims.
 The New Justice.
 WASHINGTON, December 23,-The President has signed the commission of Judge Woods as Justice of the United States Supreme Court.
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 LONDON, December 23.-The entire garrison in Ireland does not include single distinctively Irish regiment. -->