Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-22
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represented except three. The name was changed to Personal Liberty League of the United States. A reso- lution was passed to unitedly oppose the aggression of prohibitipnis.s, mak- ing it 8 national issue and congratulate ing Ohio on the result of it's late cleo ton. After the appointment of an ex- ecutive committee, 1t adjourned till to- morrow.
 KASsAs CITT, Mo, October l9.- Stephen w. Dorsey IS m the city to-day. The Journal will tomorrow publish an interview in which MT. Dorsey Is credited wi.h some violent assertions. He states that the prosecution in the l manner it was conducted against hlm by Attorney General Bevster is altogether unusTranted and amounted to persecution and he does not hesitate the charge that it was the work of conspiracy against him began by Postmaster General and Mac Veagh and completed by Attorney General Brews- ter. He IS confident of the entire truth of the datn regarding the alleged at- tempt at bribery Us prepared by Colonel Ingerson and published on Monday and asBerts that Bowen and Fall are and have for some weeks been in close inti- macy with Brewster and Cameron.
 MEMPHIS, Tenn, Oct. 19-It is re- ported here that at Knoxville, Tenn, this morning, Joseph A. Masbry and | George W. Masbry were shot and killed | by Major Tom OCOnnor, and he in turn was killed by the friends of Masbry.
 WASHINGTON, Oct. 20.-CoL. D. B. Henderson, Secretary of the Republican National Congressional Committee, has been advised of a serious defect in the law passed by ths TsnneEsee Legisla- ture to arrange Congressional districts The counties of Cumberland, Miegs and Rhss, assigned to the Third district, were omitted by clerical error in the bill. The voters in them under law will be debarrod from voting for Represents tives in Congress. Henderson thinks the voters cannot constitutionally be deprived of their votes for Representa- tiyes. He has suggested to tho Governor of Tennessee to call a special session of the Legislature for the purpose of remedying the defect.
 NEW YORK. Oct. 20.-Msud $ will be shipped to Bsir in Cincinnati some time ID December. Her old driver IS confident of lowering the record with her. It is stated on good authority that the West bound freight rates are to be advanced November first.
 NEW YORK, October 2O.-'The Turf, Field and Farm says that Powell offered to bet twenty thousand dollars that he will win the coming siI days pedestrian race. The sanguine be- lieve six hundred and forty miles will be made.
 NORTH ADAMS. Mass, Oct. H.-On the State road, Hoosic tunnel line, this morning, a cabOOse loaded with workmen was run into by ap engine and nineteen men badly scGlded and crush ed.
 NKw YORK, Oct. 2l.-The iailures of the past week Wns IF of which seven were in this city and ll0 in vEnous sta tions.
 CHARLOTTE, N. C., Oct. 2l.-W. II. Bailey, Democratic candidate for the House from Micklenbury county, was assaulted this evening by A. Gillespie, Revenue Agent, and badly wounded. The attack was made because Bailey had stated that he was informed of Gillespie using money to carry the cleo ton for the Republicans. Further trouble is apprehended.
 LITTLE Rock. Oct. 21.-TeIas officers st Mineral Springs in this State, in try ing to arrest Q man named George, killed aA old man and one son and fatal ly wounded another young man who happened to be present on a visit.