Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-04-17

aIdlr5 10 me papers TOT rear or QeaIn. \ Denver party who was suspected of writing accounts for the Denver pa- pers was, few days ago, stopped on the street at the point of a revolver by | Ike Stockton. SIX Marshals are on duty, but are unable to cope with the | outlaws.
 BLOOMFIELD (N. M.), April b. l Ike Stockton's gang are again raiding ! Alamos valley. Indictments for horse and cattle stealing have been found against the gang by the District Courts and warrants placed in the hands of the Sheriff of Rio Arabia county for service Governor Wal | lace will send acquisitions to Pilkin, of Colorado, to cooperate and cap ture them. Militia companies are or ganizing to aid the Deputy Sheriff.
 Railroad Matters.
 DENVER, April IA Pueblo dis | patch says the Denver and Rio Grande company have begun the work of lay | ing their third railwaY-Dsmely, be- tween Denver and Pueblo. This will l give Denver another through broad l gauge connection with the East, West and South via the AtGhisOn, Topeka and Sant Fe lines. The projected Denver and New Orleans road must | be seriously em barrassed by this as tO it's support from any interchange of | business at its intersection at La Junta with the 4. T. C 5. F.
 Boy Stabbed
 CHEYENNE, April 15.-A fatal stab- ping affray occurred on the west bound emigrant train at noon today near Pine Bluffs station, Wyoming. A man named Black quarreled with a boy passenger named E. 5. Evans. An. ! other boy named Lewis interfeIred to ! tect the Evans boy. Black then stab ! bed Lewis with dirk. knife in the abdomen and jumped of the train, running across the plains. Several passengers engaged in the pursuit. Black will probably be lynched if l caught. Lewis Is from DOdgerville, Wisconsin, and was bound for Butte, Montana The physician says he will | die within 2i hours. He lies in the | Cheyenne hospital.
 Republican Plurality. | NEW YORK, April l5.--Of1lcial re- turns show that the Republican plu- ralIty in Michigan's April election will reach 45,O00.
 | A Triple Murder.
 SAN ANTONIO, Tex, April 16.-A ! horrible triple murder occurred about seven miles from the city. John Simmons, a heavy stock owner, left | home on Sunday. Yesterday herdcr named J S Phillips went out with sheep. About noon Mrs. Sim mons was found lying in the herder's | room, her throat cut, and from ap. | pearances, she had been Outrageously ! assaulted. Alarm was given, and | soon the bodies of her child and Mrs. Simmons mother (Mrs. Parker were | found at the foot of an embankment, a | hundred yards from the house, their | skulls crushed in with rock. The | herder seems to think Simmons is the murderer, but he himself was com miited without bail.
 Lively Times at an Inquest. EL PAso, Texas, April 16.-As the ! jury was holding an inquest on the | body of two Mexicans, killed four miles north of here yesterday, John | Hale, a desperadO, attempted to in | timidate the authorities. Hale fired | upon and killed Krenplow, police man, who fired at the same time and wounded the newly elected Marshal studemeire and killed Hale and a | Mexican with the same shot. G. W. | Campbell, a friend of Hale's, at tempted to draw pistol but was wounded by Marshal Studemeire.
 Malone.
 | CHICAGO, April 15.-The Journals l Washington special says: Influential | Democrats threaten 10 bring ops m debate in the Senate next week Ma 1 hone's record of personal quarrelS | with Democrats in Virginia, and the manner in which he escaped fighting a duel with General Bradley Johnson of Maryland. They allege that evi- ! dence will be submitted showing that | Malone Is brave only in words, while l giving just cause for attack, has es- capped fighting a duel by questionable ! means. The drift of thetalk Tn Dem ocIatic quarters to-day indicate a pur- pose on theIr part to try and force l Malone into a position where he will be obliged to fight. Up to this time l however, he has dealt blow for blow, and says he does not intend 10 submit to any personal insults.
 The Billiard Tournament.
 NEW YORK, April 16.-The billiard 1 match terminated with Schgetier as winner. Grand totals-Schaeffe 1000: Slossou, 27S0. SChatfer's aver age for the night was fl 4-19; Slos-
 sons, 37 17-100.
 New Military Divisions.
 NEW YORK, April 1G.-The Herald's ! Washington specIal says: Gen. SchO- l field. it is said, is dissatisfied with his l present command. He desires a larger and more important division. As it | is claimed, it is practicable to make a changed in the Division of the Mis- 1 sOuri or the Division of the Pacific, new arrangements will probably be made in the Southwest, possibly in cluding the Pacific Slope. Among the plans under consideration IS one Co organize new division to include Arizona, New Mexico, Southern Cali
 fornia, and perhaps Texas, also. If this were done, Indian Territory
 would be restored to the Department of Missouri, as desired by General
 Pope, and Arkansas would again be- come a part of the Department of the 1 south. This is said likely to happen in any event, and the Department of Arkansas and the Division of tie Gulf
 will then be abolished. Gen. SehO-
 field muv be ordered to the new Diyi- sion Of tae Southwest, or he may go to the Division of the Pacific, and 1 Mcdowell msy take the new division.
 There is great danger that Indian
 supplies for the year will be delayed
 beyond the time for shipping them Co the extreme Northwest unless the