Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-16
EASTERN.

Las Vegas special says that a mob of | Germans, friends of Frank NJ. Meyer,
 murdered by B. c. Brown, Monday
 night, made an attack upon the jail for
 the purpose of lynching Brown. The | guards fired upon the mob and badly
 wounded four of them. Two will die.
 LOUISVILLE, July 13.-Wm. Ritter, a
 negro in iall at Henderson, Ky, Ob
 charge of raping and killing Helen | Brewster, mIlatto girl r. years old,
 was taken from jail by the mob and | hanged tc tree. It IS supposed that
 the executioners are composed of blacks.
 SARATOGA, July 13.-The National Educational Association met here yes terday morning Hon. Gustave J. Orr,
 of Atlanta, the president, delivered an
 inauguration address.
 SAN ANTONIO, July 13.-Thompson.
 the famous Marshal of Austin, shot
 Jack Harris, proprietor Of the thehter
 here and the best known gambler in the State, killing him almost instantly. Thompson escaped.
 New York, July 14th-Freight strik- CTS have received some accessions, but
 work Is progressing slowly.
 HARRISBURG, July 14-The Indepen- dent Republican conference adjourned
 without definite conclusions concerning
 the propositions of the Republican State Convention.
 PHILA LAOELPHiA, Pa, July l4.-In re- ply to the proposition for harmOnizlng the differences Ill the Repuplican ranks iu the State, Senator Mckee, chairman of the Independent Republican Commit tee, has written a letter tC Jos. Y. Cooper chairman of the regular Republican Committee, saying that the propositions are too important for him to take the responsibility of replying to them, and stating that he will first call d meeting of the Central Committee. In the mean time he transmits d proposition from the Independent candidates to the reg ular candidates for their consideration. | They say they don't believe any of the propositions submitted would harmon rze the party. The Independents pro- pose first, the withdrawal of both tick l cts; second, the candidates to pledge l themselves not to accept subsequent | nOmnatiOns. This IS signed toy all the l candidates except Col. McMIchael, can | lldate for Congressman at large, who | oeplies, declining the proposition of the | regulars.
 Boston, July l4th-Six boys nave died | in this city and vicinity since July 4th, | from lock jaw induced by toY,. pistol wounds.
 MILTON, New York, July H-By the premature explosion of blast on the North Shore road yesterday, thirteen men where killei or probably fatsll, wounded.
 SARATOGA, July l4.--In the first race of mile, Geo. kenney won; Empress, second; time, 53 seconds. In the race of 8 miles for three year old Allies, Bell Runymede was first: Wm. BOnnen, second; time, 29Sis. Third race, mil md 800 yards, Belle of Highlands won; Oak Leaf, second; time, 2:251s.
 VIcKsBUBG, July 1.-The store of A. Farkss, III the eastern suburbs of the city was en.ered by negroes and Mrs. Farkas murdered Tn bed. The husband vas chloroformed and bound. After wards the house WAS robbed and set oh fred burning the body of Mrs Farkas 70 crisp. Farkas, recovering from the effects of chlorOfOrm, escaped. No ar rests.
 TExAIEASA. July 1.-The lighting struck a three story brick building The walls fell on the Paragon saloon us.ing it. About thirty lives were lost. Some of the bodies have been al- ready tszen out. 4 fire has broken out under ruins.
 LITTLE RoCK, July li-ATexarkana special says the number of men buried by the falling of the walls of Markham saloon is estimated at from 8 to 75. , bodies have been recovered.
 PHILADELPHIA, Pa, July 15.-Chair- ( man Mckee of the Independent Repub- ( Ican Committee, issued call for meet ( ngof that body Tn this city, 27th in- ,tant, to consider four peace propositions a 'ubmitsd by the regular Republican, [ jommittee, and while the Independent r speaking for themselves d done, have rejected it, the Independents . ,f this city say the Committee will doubt | ess reject the propositions, and will t 'I0bably refuse to sanction the agree c nent of candidates Stewart, Duff, Mev- Q lck andJunken to have a new conven- g ion, at which none of the present can D Iidates on either tlcke' will be eligible D or renominatIon. il
 Senator Cameron decided to-day he n -onld make no more overtures to the s In conversation with eading Pennsylvanian he announced [. is programme for the rest of the cam- h aign. The stalwarts in Pennsylvania h Till make an aggressive fight. They IT ill consider the Independents as much al heir enemies, if not more so than the tC No concession of any sort ! f; i'll be given. Senator Cameron sad it z, 'ould be better to make straight out d, ght with the certainty of defeat than to n, atch up some sort ofa compromise and h, Ien be beaten. -