Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-03
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election returns the next Legislature will be composed as follows: COUNCIL.
 Yavapai-Ed. Wells and Dr. r. K. Ainsworth, (R.); Murat Masterson and Morris Goldwater, (DQ
 Apache-Lacy, (R)
 Mohave and Yuma-Welton, (R.)
 Maricopa and Gna A. D. Lemon, DJ
 Pima and Pinal-J. W. Davis, (R.)
 Pima-J. F. Knapp, (R.); F. G. Hughes, (D.)
 Cochise jointly with Graham P. J. Bolan (D.)
 Cochlse-E. H. Wiley, (R.)
 HOUSE OF RRPREsENTArIvRs.
 Yavapai-C. 4. Randall, E. L. Gobin and John Ellis, (R.); W. A. Rowe, R. Conren, A. Allen and \. McCullum. D)
 Apache-FrankliDris.l
 Mohave-L -Lascelle, tR)
 Msricopa-S. F. Webb and j. r. Hol- comb, D.)
 Yuma-J. W. Darlington, (R.)
 PIma-Moye Wicks, D0; R. C.. Brown, J. II. Fawcett, D. Snyder and F B. Clifford, CR)
 Gila-W. Graves, (D.)
 Pinal-J. W. Anderson, (D) Cochise-D. K. Wardwell and J. F. Duncan, CD); ". II. Savage, tR.)
 The Council will stand Republicans and Democrats and the House l4 Democrats and 10 Republicans. Special to the CITIZEN.
 TOTAL WRECK, Nov. 25.-An attempt was made to assasslnRte E. B. Salsig, of the firm of Salsig < Sifford, at Total Wreck by one John DrummOnd, Friday afternoon. The trouble is supposed to have grown out of DrummOnds inter ference with the sale of an important mine in the Empire District and tho views Mr. Salsig expressed about the matter Drummond visited the store Of Salsig lS Sifford, called Salsic out on the street and interrogated him in rela- ton to the matter, applying to him epi- thets which most men resist. Salslg LIt Drummond, when the latter drew a revolver and shot the former three | times. The first shot went through l Salsigs arm, near the elbow, fortunate | ly not touching the bone, only making a flesh wound. The second shot struck his side pocket and went through a pocket-book and bundle of letters, the ! ball dropping in the pocket; but for this It might have produced a fatal wound. The third shot cut his coat just above the hip. Drummond was ar rested and bound over to appear before the grand jury, in the paltry sum of $500. It would be we'll if such charac- ters as thB Drummond could be sum marily dealt with.
 Special Co the CITIZEN
 WILCOX, Nov. 29.-Lieutenant Colo ncl Brown, First Infantry, arrived this morning from Fort Grant en route to | West Chester, Penn. The Colonel has ! been under the doctors care for the past six weeks with the dropsy in the feet The doctor says it is very doubt ful il the Colonel gets well under one year with the best of care. Special to tLs CITIZEN.
 First Infantry. under command or Uap; tain Tisdell, will arrive tomorrow en route from Fort Grant to Fort Mellow ell. Company E, First Infantry, under command of Lieutenant Booth, will ar rive tomorrow en route from Fort Grant to Fort Verde, A. I.
 SAN FRAScIsco, Nov. 27.-Bob Inger- soil says the dismissals by the President are simply an attempt to terrorlze the Star Route Jury. George Bliss says the action is taken to purify the atmosphere before beginning the trial He will have new and important testimony and
 the trlal will be pushed vigorously. SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 2S.-It was re-
 ported at the co,oner's office late thls af'
 ternoon that a family named Sullivan
 residing in a small house on Castro
 street, between 18th and 18th, had beer
 poisoned. Two out of five children
 aged and years, died, and the mother
 and the three remaining children ara dangerously sick Three physicians hurried to the house, and there dIscov cred the rooms filled with crowd O
 nelghbors, who were doing all that wal possible for Mrs. Sullivan and the three
 surviving children who were wrlthlng II agony. In m adjoining room were two children just dead. Prompt appearance , of remedies effected good results, and II
 q short time all but one child showed
 signs of recovery, which IS not expected tO recover. IL was learned that the fam i ily had partaken of fish last Friday, an' on the succeeding day all were attacked with vomiting. The matter taken Iron
 the stomachs was free from all poison ous substances, and 1t was beleyed iron the fearful spasms and convulslons tha the survivors had taken poison into thel systems.
 LArER.-Mrs. Sullivan and her tv children, who were poisoned but dld no 5 die, were quite low at late hour to 1 night. It is thought, however, they wi . survive. The poisoning was caused b | eating quantity of herring which Nil | Sullivan bought of a fish peddler O Friday. A portion of the fish was cal e en for supper. Soon after the mothe e and children complained of feeling sic 8 ani continued to grow worse until t' 7 day when two of the children died. Tn t case will be thoroughly investigated b It the coroner tomorrow.