Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-04-02

i March 9th that Chile will not moderate
 the terms of peace which Mir. Freing. : huysen declared to be hard and e1Or- bitant. NIT. Prescott adds that the
 publication of the instructions to him
 and the confidential telegram has made
 it impossible to secure 9 modification
 from Chile.
 Rz.or Tongue
 CHICAGO, March 5o.-Ihe Times Washington special says: Wade Hamp-
 tor cut John Sherman dead iu the bar
 Der shop Of the Senate the other day. The scene in the barber shop has been the subjec, of much gossip amoss sena- tors, as personal explanation m the Sen
 ate may follow.
 One o. the James Gang Captured
 KANSAS CrTY, March 30.-Dick Little, a notorious member of the James gang. has been captured and has made a full confession and will be used as States evidence.
 Washington Gcsslp-
 CHICAGO. March Si'-The Times Washington special says: The post master at Leadville arrived to-day. He was appointed through Teller's in fluence and is a personal friend of the latter. He called upon Teller and asked him point blank: Are you gosng into the Cab:ne. as Secretary of the h. terior?' q am," was the reply. "Is it a sure go?" "Yes, I have been offered the place and have accepted" "When will you be nominatedy' "The President says he will send in my nomination on Monday or tuesday"
 To Congressman who consistently urg- ed the appointment of postmasters, the President says: Whatever may be your your feelings in this matter, you must remember that 1 have the appointment in the end to make, and the res pOnsib.- ity Is with me. I cannot concede to members of Congress the absolute right to dictate appointments in their districts. IL Is apparently the ambition | Of every member of Congress to ba deputy President in bis region. do not intend tD be dictated to in future. [ am willing to take the representations of members of Congress as I would those of any other reputable leading citizer, but I do not intend to be guided arbi- trarily by demand of members of Con- gress in making appointments" To one certain member of Congress who had called on Arthur the last two days to ask for appointments in the de- partments, the President said: "I will not consider any such applications. They must go to members of the Cabinet for this sort of thing"
 Despera.e Fight with ths Cowboys. Special to the CITIZEN
 TOMBSTONE, March 29.-Early this morning Deputy Sheriff Breakenridge and posse, consisting or Jack Young, Gillespie and Allen, went out to arrest Billy Grounds alias the Kid, and Zwink Hunt, two notorious cattle thieves who were concerned in the re- cent raid in Sulphur Spring Valley. About o'clock the posse rode up to a ranch. One of them asked for Jack Chandler. to which an answer came-i Who's there?' At that moment the !. firing commeuced, the cowboys opening hostilities. Several shots were fired by the cowboys before the fire was returned | by the posse, and at the cessation of the | shooting it was found that of the Sher- | iff's posse Jack Gillespie was killed out | right, the ball passing through his rlglt | temple; Jack Young was seriously | wounded in the thigh; l.. H. Allen . slightly grazed on the neck, and Break enridge slightly wounded on the left | hand. Both the cowboys are probably fatally wounded. Grounds, as he was coming out of the door firing, received a charge of buckshot in the head, and al- though frightfully mangled. was alive at last accounts. Hunt received wound through tue left lung, and it IS thought | cannot possibly survive more than few hours. A messenger came into town soon after the shooting and notified Chief of Police Neagle. who immediately proceeded to tie scene in company with Dr. GoodfelloT. The doctor IS doing all in his power Co allay the sufferings of the wounded men. The Coroner was also notified, and proceeded to the place in order to give directions for the dispo- sition of the dead and the removal of the wounded to town. Wagons were dispatched, and The bodies are expected to arrive in town in a short time.
 A Ta-if Comm ssi9u.
 WASHINGTON March 29.-The Senate