Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-02-20

Passing ColtOn.
 ! COTTON, February 1.-The follow ! ing passengers passed here tonight
 bound east:
 Thomas Gallagher. Tucson; E. R 1 Owens, J. Kempsey, C. Wallace anC wife, Tombstone: John Lyons, E. K Hughlsen, New Mexico; Mrs. Gris- wold, Prescott; H. s. McCullOch Tucson; Phil. Sheldeu, Maricopa.
 Trouble Among Miners.
 DENVER. February 16.-At Robin son, this evening, Deputy McIlhauny was shot and fatally wounded by un- known parties in ambush. The as- sassins are supposed 10 be miners of ! the Robinson mine, who vowed ven- gence on McllhaLny for having, as the court decided, iustitiably shot a miner named HarbeT a short time since. Robinson is in a state of great excitement, and it is feared a general outbreak will occur between the au- thOriucs and miners of Robinson mine.
 An Excuine and Brilliant Game of
 Billiards.
 NEW YORK, February 1G.-Prob- ably the finest game of billiards ever played took place this evening at the Cooper Institute, between Jacob Schactler and William Sexton, for stake of 5000 and the gate money number Of point-, 100; all shots, ac- Coriing Co the terms of the match, were cushion caroWs; referee, Dud- ley kavaudgh; Lou MCrrIs was um- pire for Schaeiier and Joe Dion for Sexton. Sexton was the fagorite in betting. He won the lead and count ed twO Scha-iier followed with blank. Sexton followed with 6; Schaetier, by a brilliant shot, gather ed the balls and added 19 to hls score At the end of the 2jth inning Schaef- fer stood 100; Sexton 6j In the 55th inning Sexton passed his oppou- neut. SCOTe-SeNtOn, 2ll ,SChaetier, 2U9 In the TIlh inning, Sexton had 3O2; SchaciTcr, 265. At the beginning of Sith lnmug, SeXtl stood 3l4; Schacf- fer 294 At iis end Sexton had 3lj, Schaciier, Sfl. The excitement was intense sexton kept ahead and wh, ,ue marker called Schaeiier 3j1, Sexton SS0. every one thought the game decided. Sexton then ran l2, making his figures 392 Schseiler made 23 and missed Sexton then c'U0tcG .nu Schaeiitr ,. The score now stood Sexton, 393; Schaeiler, 3Sj. It was SeXtou's play he counted 9, making 397 Schactfer needed lj points Co win. By brilliant play he counted one by one until inc had made 14. The bells were now in the upper Jeff hand ,.rner Of the table. SChael- fer needed but one t0 make the game. seveialround shots followed by both contestants. but both missing, until Schaeiicr, by a magnificent four cush- ion shot. sCrcd point and won. Time of game, ,vo hours and ten minutes, number of innings, 102 winners average, 3.54; losers aver age, 34j; best runs. Shaeiler, %, g, 2D: Sexton, 2I, IS, T..
 PitiSburg's New Mayor.
 PlrrsuUEC. Pa. February 1G - Mayor Lyons. the Citizens and Dem ocraIic candidate, Is elected over Mills Humphrey, Republican.
 Municipal Elections.
 ERIE, Pa, February lG-Jo-. Me Carter. Democrat, is elected Mayor Jy j1j majority. PrcsLhey Arbuckle. Re publican. is elected Comptroller by Go majority
 HWHsErRG, February IG-Jobn C. Herman, Republican. is elected Mayor.
 Returns from over two-thirds oi the wards indicate the election of King, | Dem. for Mayor by 5000 majority Wm Nelson West. Rep, for Guy So- IiCit0r, log over lU,09O m1i1ri,y; John ] Hunter, by oyer 20.O0l majority. The | total muuicipa. vote ol King, lUde- | pcnIeut-Democrlt, endorsed by lGde- ! pcudcul- JUi Republican, ioi3; SioS- | ley. Rep 1I.5>9, Eeceivcr-llun'er, 1 Ind. Rep, endorsed by ihc Demo | crli-, st.i4j, Pierce. Rep, s5. Gr2 l WorreiI. Dem. 65.S-1. The vote i- ! .hc Li1he-f ever cast tor 90 purely To- 1 cal election The Gre.ubJeEcrs p0iici l from no Co 53I The citizens com ] miuee nominees were elected Go thC l Legislature. They stand Reps. ij, l Dem- on joint hgiiot. The Council | stands Reps. s2, Dems. 2j.
 Congressional.
 NAsHEGroy, February lG.-It was l resolved last night, in the senate tO | hold night sessions after today. and 1 consider thc calendar, with limited l debates.
 Senator Eaton stared to-day that he | intends moving the discharge of the Committee on Foreign Affairs from alI consideration of the subject of the l iutCrOceanic canals and railroads, and l the pres resolution. Hs reported to- ! day in order that Congress may sian upon de..dcd ground in that rCso!l- iion iu pvOrOf Ihe right of ihe United States Government to maintain coniro. of the Isthmus canal and similar works.
 Dominion Legislature.
 OTTAWA. Can, February 1G.-The House, by a vote Oi S2 Go j4, refused the resolution making the temper ance act Imperative.
 More Kerosene Victims.
 DANIEIsvTLE, Conn, February N NNaH