Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-05-05
EASTERN.

misses tuat me Eugllsl kONcTuu,eut Hh' ] existed ID Ireland not to preserve, bu to destroy the laws of the government has not defended. but annihilated th'
 liberty of the people, and that for an! form of retaliation to which despair Ol madness may resort, English cruelty Ii
 responsible. The resolutions hold thai
 the English government has no mora
 right to exist in Ireland, and pledg,
 moral and material support to then . countrymen in Ireland, to bet
 ter effect which all IrIsl
 societies shall organize themselves
 as an Irish National League If America
 end rse Parueil; to urge the Irish farm
 CTS to allow laborers fair wages; they
 counsel the promotion of Irish man.
 fractures and discrimination against
 English manufactures both in Ireland
 and America, and condemn British
 ministry for imprisoning Irishmen with
 out triHl; condemns forcing peDlless
 Irish immigration to America as aD
 outrage on the charity of the American
 people, and urge that 1t Is the duty Co
 rhe United States Government to de-
 maud Of England that she send no
 more paupers here. They return thanks to number of catholic clergy who have
 aided in finding homes for Irish immi-
 grants.
 BUFFALO, \. T., April 2s-An alarm | of fire in the Revere House at midnight | frightened about loo guests out of theIr
 rooms and into the street. The origin | of the fire was in the Concert Saloon on | first floor, and this was entirely destroy ed. N hves lost.
 WASHINGTON, April 27.-The forth | coming volume of the diplomatic cor | respOudeuce now nearly really fo- pub- | lie distribution shows that the invitation of the United States for Peace Con | gress of all nations in North and South America was accepted very promptly by nearly every government tO which lt was sent. There was none of the diplomatic delay ussually attending im- portant propositions.
 LONDON. April 2S.-A Times core spondent at Rome says: Archbishop | Coke is on bis way to the Vatican where he will be hauled over the cOals for giv- Nationalist and RevolutIonist parties in Ireland.
 HARRODsBURG, Ky. April 2S. Capt. F. B. Thompson shot Walter Davis as he was stepping from the smoking car on
 he Cincinnati Southern railroad this morning. The ball went through Davis head producing instant death. The cause alleged Is undue intimacy of Davls with Thomp=on's wife. Thompson Is a member of Congress from the Eighth Kentucky District.
 CHIcAGo, April 2s.-AD accident to to the Pacific express, this morning, on the Chicago and Grand Trunk road near Belivue, Michigan, composed of through baggage and mail car, second class coach, two first class coaches and Pullman sleepers, running at slow rate Of =peed when the air brake hose burst as the train was rounding a curve two ,,,l-.....,-s -s -ii---. s.-s-,L s-II-...- ing cUlIded with the rear of thr express and telescoped the Bay City Pullman coach. and badly damaged the Montreal car. The Pullman car conductor and two passengers were killed; twelve more or less injured.
 ST. LOUIS, Mo, April 30.-Dispatches from Waco and other places Tn Texas, to the Associated press, say the cyclone of Friday last was very severe throughout the State and the large section west and southwest of Fort Worth and Dallas The station house near Milan Junction was destroyed. One of the hands was killed. The school house at Mount Yer non was destroyed ; three children were injured. Another school house at Me Gregory was blown down uine children seriously wounded. At the Rock Church. the house If Cliff Branham was demolished himself and wife were killed and child blown several hundred yards, and his turee other chIli could not be found. William Scott aud man named Mitchell, living in the same neighbOrhood were killed and two old ladies named Graves and DOnnan We're badly wounded; farmer fatally. Houses, fences and everything movable D the track of the ,rorm were destroyed or blown away. Mrs DlageHd was killed and her daughter fatally in iured near Pelton. An immense quan- tity of hail fell on tke outskirts of the storm; hail stones being chunks of Ice
 five inches in diameter.
 ST. LOUIs, April 3O.-Prominent pro hibitiolists a tssIug preliminary steps ro organize a Prohibition Alliance m this city for the purpose ot combining heir forces both here and throughout the State.
 WASHINGTON, D. C., April 3O.-LIncoln declines to authOrIze an expenditure of two hundred thousand dollars ap- propriated by the River and HarbOr bill for the improvement of the Sacra- mentO and Feather rivers. The cause of the improvement and protection of Il F aT. f.r- eN.- of restraining barriers upon Yuba, American and Bear rivers, tributaries of Sacramento and further to hold back the flow of debris caused by hydraulic mining. would involve an expenditure within the next eight years of million and a half dollars with doubtful results, and would at best prove but a partial remedy 1T the hydraulic mining should continue.
 Bosrov. Mass, May l.-The six days race for S2,OOO. horses vs. bicycles, be- tween Charles Leroy on horses, and John $. Prince, the 20-mIle champion Of America, and Wm. NJ Woodside, cham piou of Ireland, on bicycles, began to- day, the horseman to use as many horses as he chooses, and the bicycles to relieve each other at intervals, the race to be run from l2s}0 to l :3O each day. At i;3O to night the scores stood: Horses, l7 miles. bicycle-, l6.4 miles.
 CHIcAGo. H., May IA prize fight occurred at Town Lake on Sunday, be tween John Kelly. of New York, ani Ratney. alias Tank Cunningham. Eight rounds were fought in 26 minutes. Both men were dreadfully punished. Kelly had his face cut and his nose broken. l Cunningham lost four teeth. and 1t IS believed had his skull fractured. The fight was awarded to Kelly. It IS be- 1 lieved Cunningham will die, and the po- l lice are iu search of Kelly.
 BURLINGTON. Iowa, May l.-The fourth annual meeting of the Iowa Re- l tail Jewellers Protective Association, which closed at Waterloo yesterday was | highly satisfactory to the guild. Dele | gates were elected tc the United States guild, and instructed to work for the ex- ! tending of the guild stamp tO all lines of | goods except flat ware.
 WASHINGTON, May 1.-The engage meut of Miss Anna Barnes, the ouly daughter of the late Surgeon General | Barnes, has been announced. Her in- | tended IS Heartwell Reath. grandson of | the late John '. Mason, Of Virginia | Mss Edith Fish, daughter of the EX- ! Secretary, is also soon to be married 10 | MT Northcote. son of Sir Stafford North cote.
 PERU, III May 1.-Dipbther is raging ! with fatal effect near this city. Eight | or ten children have already died of the | fatal disease, and many more are com
 Ing down with 1t, and physicians seem
 unable to stay the fatal disease.
 SAINT PAUL. May 1.-The wheat stored
 in Minneapolis, St. Paul ana along the line of the Manitoba railroad IS much r.aa thop -raz ba1sa-a1 The a-,ourf in