Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-15

SPKINaFrELD. Ills, April l3.-Ihe ! Union men at tue large rOllinS hllis here vent out Ou strike some weeks ago. The mills recently started "lth new hauds, gathered from various parts | of the country. For several days Old union men have manifested an uurulS | disposition. To-day the situation be- ! came desperate. A gang of union men | followed three of ihe nOn-unlOn work meu. stralg gers, into the country and as- sault-l them severely, peat and threw | them off of a bridge. Two of the mem | bers have not returned and are said to | be seriously injured. Physicians started ! for the scene, but returned, being afraid of their hvss- This evening as work men were leaving the mills, after getting outside of the high enclosure gang ot | strikers opened fire upon them with rifles. shot guns and revOlyers- IL Is said fifty shots were fired John Wal dr0u, young wcrkmen recently from PittsOurg was instantly killed, 34 buck shots entering uls side. BraIuard Aul- kuern was severely wounded in the chest and arms thought seriously. No arrests have been made. The murierers are unknown, being iu ambush. Work ANEiltu are altASt4 oLu GAFLC15 a determination to run the mill.
 BosroN, April l3-A mob of about l.OOJ Irish asss!led tLe house of the father ot Lizzie Nj. GaulOn, who brought action against Father Fleming to recOv- | CT damages for removing her paper im- ages Baufres blazsi upon rne side walk and the steps of the house. Sticks and stones were hurled against the house
 and windows. The police finally dis persed the crowd. Another large CT wd gathered tonight, but the police and
 raIn sent all home.
 SAS FRANCISCO, April l3.-COntention
 declares a dividend of twenty-five cents.
 SAN FRANCIsco, April 13.-There IS trouble on the line east of Omaha and heavy wind storm. The overland report
 will be delayed.
 JSAS FRANCIsCo, April 13.-Barley-
 spot, SL2D; May, Sll9; buyer, season, Sl.2J; seller, 'o3, Sl.Uyl! !.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Apri PA dispatch l from Port Discovery, W. T., to the Mer- | chants Exchange, stgtes that the ship | War Hawk was on fire. with her matches | fastened down, and every effort was be- | iug made tO extingulsh the fire. A | later dispatch states that the War | Hawk is wing on beam ends, and is un- | der water lt Is thought the cargo and vessel will be a total loss.
 HERvosILLo, Mexico, April 12.-Gen. Crook and staff left for Arizona last
 night, after having an all-day session | with General Iapcte and Governor Torres. General Carbo did not join in | the conference, as he sIid he had tO | leave Sonora very soon to visit the other | districts of ms command, but saId he would agree to any concerted action that 1 General Crook, Governor Torres and ! l General I0pste ought advisable ! General Crook would only say that the !. meeting had been very satisfactory ! General IOpste and Governor Torres 1 VIII not give any information a. to what | plan or plans nave been agreed On, but ! It ls generally understood that a system ! of slguals have been arranged between l
 the general officers in case of further |
 Indian outbreaks. The treaty was also | fully x.euded in regard to troops pursu- 1
 ing indians into Mexico or the United |
 States, as the case might be. ThIs last l
 Was from d captain, who received his ! orders Iu regard to this.
 This afternoon Governor Torres says l
 he does hot tbiuk there Is an Indian ID | Sonora at the present time.
 LITTLE RoCK. April 12.-The grand | jury to-day indicted the U. 5. Marshal l and G B. Downs for forgery, perjury and presentation of false accounts.
 MILWAUKEE, Wis, April I2.-Bishop | Marty, of Dakota, now here, says that l Sitting Bull will soon join the Catholic church.
 ATLANTA. Ga April l2.-The commit tee was out fir m noon till SIX o'clock, when a report was made recommending the nomination of Henry D. Mcdaniel, of Walton county, and Mcdaniel was nominated by exclamation amid the widest enthusiasm. He addressed the convention, expressing thanks for the nomination and cangratulating th, peO- pie upon the prosperity of the State.
 Bacon and B0yuton withdrew when the report was made.
 The convention adjourned.
 BAKERSFIELD. Cal. Aprl1 I2-A young man named Daniel Sweeney was assas- slnated tonight abOut 7:.}J on our main street. lie was shot m the back of the head with a pistol. He was about 20 years of ag-, and from San Francisco He was a labOrrr, and recently worked on a ranch in this vicinity. The assas- sin K supposed c. be one Fat Fitzrer- ald, and the officers are now in pursuit.
 HELENA, Ark, April I3.-The water Is rushing through e break IT, tue levee. and many plantations will be again Overiiowed. The water now is m sight being up Go within two feet of the late rise.
 ST. LOUIs, Mo, April 13-Judge Ed muuds arrived here last night In an interview to-day he denied most em phatlca!ly of being a candidate for tine Presidency, and stated that he could not allow his name to be used for that purpose.
 DENVER, Col. April I3-At Lake City thls morning the jury in the case of AL fred Packer charged with murierlnE ms five companions m San Ju1n county 1 m lNI2, returned a verdict of guilty. \ motion for new trial Ou the ground {, that tIe murders were committed on an Indian reservation, therefore th1s Court , has n Jurisdiction, will be made this l. afternoon.
 BosToN, April 13. The Marquis of V Lorne wlll arrive in the city tomorrow. t Owing to dynamite developments the f Buu b Consul called upon .he police t authorities and asked that precautions h be taken to guard against any violence. d superintendent Adams will provide n 1rope protection. ii
 NIsNLN, Cal, April l3. There are z 'everil eases uf smallpox and varIoloid !, lere. There has been some d1uht aS Co ' he real character of the disease. but V here seems Co be no question now " .moug medical men.
 HUDSON, Wis, Aprll PA boiler in he Hudson chaIr factory exploded. two men were fatally injured; fifty men in ' neighbOrug room escaped without in- ' ury. u
 ATLANTA, April B The State Re ?, publican Convention has declded hot to a, iut up caudidates ~
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