Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-10-20

tempt Co prevent OIr men working ther, wlli be hl0odsled. The railroad author
 ities anticipate @ bloody time. The
 mines are guarded by loo Piukert0n de 1 tectives armed with Wlncheste- repeat . CTS. Captain Foley, another official said there were over DO armed striker,
 at the mines of ReynOldsvllle, and that
 if they iuterierei with the wOrbmen tir5 , would be opened On them and the tigh,
 continued until the last striker was
 killed.
 NEW YORK, Got. I5.-At meeting of the Orangeman's Grand Lodge, County Armagh, IL was resolved that arrange
 ments be made to convey the town of
 ROsslea free Of cost on Tuesday next: l all Orangemen from Fermaugh, Mona
 han, Eyrone and Cavan, in order Go up-
 set the proposed national meeting at
 that place. should such a movement
 be successfully carried out bloOdshed
 will certainly ensue, unless, as IS ru-
 mored the government decides to pro
 claim the league meetings.
 CINCINNATI. Oct. I5.-The Commer-
 cial Gazette this morning publishes the | figures from every county except Stark, | showing the prohibition amendment re- | ceived 3O9, 9,4l3 votes, while the total vote | in the state was 709,33j, showing the
 amendment had been defeated Careful | estimates at midnight makes the total vote in Ohio I'll ,SSl, and the prohibition
 amendment vote 320.454, which gives
 nearly 1000 majority against prohibi- tion.
 CHICAGO, Oct 15.-The postponement l of the great race between St. Julien and Jay Eye See has caused much dlsap- pOintment and indignation at notice not
 being Issned sooner. So great was the interest taken in it that an excursion party of I .2O0 came from Racine, the home of Case, the owner Of Jay Eye See. to witness 1t. Rumors are cIrcu- lating that HickOk made no effort to
 win either of tbe two last races, one with Jay Eye See in New York, and
 Frinket, at Albany, nor had he a dollar, 1t IS said, on them, beng content to simply measure both horses. HickOk IS reported to have stated in the Palmer House that he had, on several occasions, driven St. Julien to the quarter and on one occasion m % Give St. Julien, he said, gooc day and good track and he can beat 2IO sure.
 NEW YORK, Oct. 1j.-Falsifcation O' reports of the races gt Jerome Park on Saturday by tapping the telegraph l wires is the theme of the town. The | Times says the wholesale svindle of | Saturday of the Justification of the re- | suit of the Jerome Park Races by winch | pool dealers throughout the country | lost many thousand dollars was the | most extensive and successful swindls | of the kind ever perpetrated in this country. It involves losses to the pool | sellers and book makers thrOughOut the country which wIll aggregate over l SlUtWJ and u lI proalllT ot this um S45,uDl was io.' by pool sellers or CGuey Island. To those who lold a certain theory as to the authors 0f the sWIuale siguiiclu; fac. is that tho book makers of tLls cIty llst nothing. Their books were heavy for tLe races at Jerome Park were good money, race and odd, such as to insure goo. books. No bets were bad by any Oi the book makers here until after the conclusion of t.e race and their return rom Jerome Park.
 GLENDISE, Montana. October 16.- Sheriff Taylor yesterday endesvored to arrest drunken cowboys when he was set upon and bearen. In the melee an Eugiishman about to locate tbers was killed. 4 freight conductor also sprgIned an ankle; one of the cowboys was captured and lodged in Jail; the other two escaped.
 WAsH-NGrOS. Oct. 16.-NInister Long stone, who drafted the Civil Rights bill at the request ut Charles Sumner, says the only thing the col0red people ln the States can do when ceprived of their civll rights is Co bring action under the common law ln the State courts. The Civil kghtS ac-, he says, did not confer any rights upon the culored people, but merely provided for the enforcement of the laws cOuferring these rights and consequently the discussion of the court to-day did not rake away from the col Ored people any rights conferred the fourteenth amendment.
 WASHINGTON, Oc-. 16.-The National Republican wIll contain tomorrow in- terviews with Fred Douglas, Minister LOngstow, Prof. Green and other prOmI- nent cOiOred men, on the decision of ,he supreme court upon civil rights. They agree in considering the decision | a matter for regret. Douglas thinks 1t IS s step backward snd places the United States ln the rear of civilized nations of Europe and America.
 CINCINNATI, O., October 16.-AIl the horses in the stable of MOertin brewery, where au ammonia pipe burst last night, which were not killed out right, were so affected by the gas as to make I necessary to kill them. Sixty one fine horses are lost by thIs singular accident
 BosToN, October Ex-Governor Butler has written a letter accepting the nOmi- nation for governor Ot the national greenback labor party of Massachusetts. The action, he says, affords him much pleasure as It marks his appreciation of hls labOrs in behalf of the greenback and labOrlng man.
 WAsHISGTON, Get Ex-Governor Mur- ray, of Utah, lu a report te the Secretary of the Interior on the polygamy ques- tiOn, says: "lhe laws of Congress have been nulllfied and defeated by the law fully appointed officers, and instead Of appealing to force they appealed tO the courts, where through technicalities and delays failure has resulted After pre- sentlng the facts in explanation of his inability Co enforce the law. be says it IS not reasonable to suppose that the gov eruUeut can execute the Jaw when be | can Oliy rely under tIe law on those who continue -0 l-.elt It, aud adds tIat Congress mus. I-lvde other agelc.e- to | enable the gyyo-1r .J faithfully exec cute the laws.
 WAsHDGrOV, October 1G-Ben But terworth accepts the position of Com- missioner of patents.
 The secretary of the treasury has de- l clded the ud vllorrm duty on cigars Co | be based upon the vsiue oi the cigars in | the box and their condition.
 CmCAGo, Oct. 1j.-Ths scale conven- i ton for the fourth distric, Of the Anal l gamatei Association and iron workers ! to fix wages oi scale for 1881 and 1885 is | in secret session here, but thus far has | made no headway, owing to the failure | of delegates from various important | points to put ID an appearance.
 Major Newell, Indian Agent at the I Spotted Tail reservation, ls in the city, | accompanied by three chiefs en route | to Washington Go argue against throw | ing the reservation open Co the white | settlers.
 GALvEsTOS, Texas, October 16.-The l News Laredo special says: A great sen satiOn was caused by the announcement | of the suspension at Monterey of the | great firm of ZembrUma lS Co.,, one of l the oldest and Weaithiest in northern | Mexico. Liabilities are placed at SSO0.- | OO0 The effect or the failure on north 1 ern Mexico WIll be something similar to | that of Jay Cooke on the United States. 1 The immediate cause of suspension is l said to be thelr inability to meet Obli- ! gRtlons amounting to S1O000O IL IS l believed the suspension will be only 1 temporary. Gold. Prank ( O.. San