Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-02

] AuDtTNAduu unN ID A1 AAAtAA AAANA4 AN AsA made should desert him. lie believe he saved the Republican party and tn country from civil war. He has no done looking to the great American peo pie for redress though his diseased eye watch for executive clemency and as a | last they turn away from that they vii look up with steady gize on what he vii believe a martyrs crown. As the lega supports on which he has relied. fal away, he will still feel, or think he feels underneath him everlasting arms going where our indignation 'annOt follow him May We hope that these arms are there for no poor wretch in II Gods univers, apparently needs ihem more. TC human apprehensiO.ot z-yered witt blasphemy, claiming t-e Go6's man comparing his life of sidsw, -l'-t of ,lr sinless one, stating bat crIcifxIor was worse than hanging believing that it IS enough that a disciple be as bis master, do you, shud eTing, say It IS horrible? I say it is insane."
 DENVER, June 27.-The Tribune's Leadville special says: Thomas OCon- ner, a well-knowDE man. was shot and killed this afternoon by Officer Town send O'Conner resisted arrest, and fired once at the officer.
 The Tribune's Baton, \. M., special says: This afternoon Deputy Sherid Dalman attempted to arrest a gambler named Gut Men1zel. Mentzel fired two shots at Dalmnn, slightly woundiag him; also Charles Fox and Jacob Harris, who were standing near. Shortly afterwards Dalman made second attempt to ar- rest Mentzel at his gambling house. MentZel agaln opened fireo the Deputy which resulted in the death of Harry Moreton, Justice Of the Peace, and Hugh E. Delston, one of the proprietors of Moulton Hotel, and A. Jackson, saloon keeper. All three were instaudy killed. He also seriously wounded H. Lattimer and Deputy Sheriff Bergan. Imme liately after the killing Mentzel was seized by the enraged citizens and hanged to the sign of the RatOn Bank.
 LATER-Deputy Sheriff Bergan Is dy- Ing and the citizens are wild with excite ment. It is thought a raid wiil be made upon the gamblers here tonight.
 JERSEY CITY, June 2T.-The strike continues and is continua ly augmenting in numbers. The switchnlen met to-day and counseled the freight handlers to hold out, promising to stand by tlem.
 SALT LAKE, June 27.-George Q. Can non, in the tabernacle, endeavor to prove the unconstitutionality of Edmuud's bill, and received vote sustaining his course. His speedy return to Washing ton is believed to have some connection with the Utah Commission.
 WASHINGTON. June 2S.-ln the House, the contestant in the election case of Streebach vs Herbert, of the Second AL abama district, was granted leave to with l-a ,r f-,r., flln rni.tast -fl,i,rIt r,r. iiIica The Committee on Eleci5qns reported a resolution declaring vacant the seat of the Fourth Alabama district whlcL was adopted.
 CHICAGO, June 2S.-At the Daybright track there was q good attendance yes terday and betting was heavy. IT. the first race fash stakes for two-yetr-old colts, five furloncs, Barnes and Ascender made a running race, the rest punched, and with varying success. As cender and Barnes strained for the front. The former won by half a length, Barnes second, three lengths before Pearl, Thorne third, Gauo fourth, Tine 1O3.
 Second Race-selling Ipurse-ils B miles, all ages, Flanders won by half a length, Barlow second, Churchill third, Barney fourth. Time 1s54i5. The win uer was bought in by the owner for 5000.
 Third Race-Green stakes, three year-olds that have not won before January 1st-one quarter mile. Plun- ket won, Gunner second, Gilmore third, Glenarm fourth. Time-2I3l..
 Fourth Race-all ages, B mile heats; first heat, Mammonist was the favcrite, 100 to 9 on pride; field 9. Belle Boy took the track aud was never lead; Mammonist second, Goodnight third. TIme-10I This race was run in a driving rain; second htat--tle track was deep in the mud and water, Mamie won in a gallop. Tine l3Sis. Third heat Mamie sold at 100, Bell Boy 30; Mamie won in galbp. Time-1:ll [.
 Drs MoISEs, June 2S.-The ProIibi- ton election IS proceeding quietly; the day is cloudy and th' vote Is compara- lively small. The ;nti-Prohibitionists claim the election by S,0)0, but the Prohibitionists thim the amendment will receive 3O,OC0 majority. The ladies are active at the polls. The money seems however to b, on the other side and is lavishly used.
 LEWISTON, MAIN-, June 2S.-The Democratic State Convention has nomi nateu Harris W. Blasted for Gonvernor 1 WALHISGroS, D. c. Sune 2S.-The House took up the Jill to regulate i'm migration and passed it as agreed by the Committee of commerce and theI took up the bill to reduce interna
 revenue taxes. Tie House, 125 to e refused to recommend the interna revenue bills, with instructions to th, Ways and Means Committee to repor the ablition all internal revenue taIe' except on revenuetaxes, on bank circu , lation and distille, spirits.
 WASHINGTON, r C., June 2S.-Th' , President granted John W. GuiteaI audience yesterdg afternoon. but gay,
 him no hope pardon or reprieve Guiteau said to Dr. Hicks yesterda, morning that heFss sure of his rewa-, and was ready {, go, but hoped the exc cution will be styed. Mrs. Scoville ar . rived and hops to see the Presidea , and Guiteau. She intends to be presea
 at the execution.
 FOREIGN.
 Q ALExASDRI, June 2S.-There ar fresh murdas of Christians in th