Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-04-05
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grants taken from q workhouse at Swine
 ford, County Mayo, Ireland.
 The U. s. man-of-war Lancaster. flag
 ship of the European station, has or
 rived at Alexandria.
 | WASHINGTON, March -HoUsE-Th. morning hour was dispensed with anC the House went into the committee ot the whole, Dorsey in the chair, on the bonded extension bill, and Randall spoke ln opposition to 1t.
 SENATE.
 In the Senate. Miller. of California reported favorably from the committed on Naval Affairs with an amendment to the joint resolution authorizing the sec retary of the navy to offer a reward of S2o,OOO for rescuing or ascertaining the fate of the Greedy expedition. A reso- luton was agreed to, directing the com mittee on library to inquire into the sx- pediency of printing official letters and papers of the late President James ! Monroe.
 The Palmer committee on woman sui | frage reported favOrably on tbe joint resolution, prOpo-ing RD amendment to the constitution to extend the right of suffrage to women. COckrell said this was the action of majority of the con- mlttee. 4 minority would hereafter pre- sent their views.
 NLw CoNERsTOwN, O., March 2S.-A peculiar malady termed grub" Is just now carrying off many sheep in this sec tlon, and sad havoc IS being made among some of our wool growers. The disease E caused by worm called grub" The egg Of the worm IS deposited m the nos trll of the sheep in July or August by peculiar kind of fly, and the grub matches out in March, and begins burrowing to- wards the brain, which, when it pene- trates, kills the animal at once. There Is no known remedy for it. The worm is about the size of common grub worm, and has a pointed appearance. prom luent farmer has already lost thirty head of his finest sheep. Other farmers have lost an entire flock.
 BALTIMORE, March 2S.-Letters of convOcation have been sent to all Cath olic bishops in ihe United States con. veDIng a plenary council at the Cathe- dral in this city on the 9th of November next Provincial religious communities and superiors of seminaues will also attend.
 WASHINGTON, March 2S.-The House Judiciary Committee report favorably on the Senate bill providing that disbe- lief in God shall not discredit members. The same committee reports adversely upon bIlls repeating all laws which initiate against equality of personal rights on account of religious views and requiring newspaper articles to be signed by writers.
 WASHINGTON, March 2S.-The bill 90 extend the bond period of whisky was defeated by 175 S3.
 CINCINNATI, March 29-ren thousand people gathered in Music hall last night, in response to call by reputable citi- zens, to take action on the Berner yer dict, Berner having been proved guilty of cold blooded murder but convicted of manslsughter, for which he was to- day sentenced to twenty years impris- onment. After the meeting adjourned a crowd moved in the direction nf the iGjl, which they attacked. Thq Pohce however. being able tt65 ttt65d bu2QgaiJ, 2Qas, .. mob. A number of shots were fired in the air by the militia, and several of these glanc- ing, struck four persons, intilcting what may prove fatal injuries. Early this morning the jail was reported to have been fired. The fire department turned out and found it a false alarm. The militia again fired on the mob. killing Lew Kent, q laborer, and member of the mob This weakened the mob, who slowly retired from the all, but remain ed outside About 2:30 a. m., the mob raided the gun store O. B. Kittridge < CO, in order tO arm themselves. A se- rious encounter IS imminent. The firing by soldiers fr6m the windows of the jail mortally wounded James Green, Walter E. Fay. James Turk, and two others were seriously wounded. The mob fui- lv armed themselves from klttridge's store, including a small cannon. At a. m.. loud reTorts came from the vicinI- tv of the jail At 3:15 a. h., was heard the fling of the cannon by mob of tif- ", without effect. The police have ful control Of the jail. Joseph Stern, who was shot, has dIed.
 The histcry of the crime for which Berner was to-day sentenced to twenty years, k briefly as follows; William II. Kirk was murdered n bis stable last February by BerDer, who stood beblnd a door and when bis victim entered, smash ed his head with Q hammer robbed nm oi S4JO. put the body into the wagon of tn murdered man and hauled 1t oil and dumped 1t into Mill creek, where It WAS found two days later.
 LATER-PRoBABLY LTNcHED.
 COLUMBUS, O., March 29.-Psssengers arriving here on the midnight train from Cincinnati, report that Berner, the mur- dersr, while en route to the penitentary, was taken from the train by large mob at Loveland, and it is thought he has been lynched.
 CIScr;NATI. March 29-9 a. m.-There is still auite a large crowd around the | iail. but collected there by curiosity. | The military are still on guard and no further attack is anticipated. The fol lowing are the additional list of killed and wounded last night: Private Ed ward Muthert, slightly; Private Herman Rose. slightly; Private Harry Rose, serl- ous: Private Chas. Gibbons, slight Iv. Policeman Phil. Nunn, seri- ousIv; Arthur Bontilla, arm shattereii Henry Yarger, slightly; John Griffith, fatally: Martin Ratrerty, fatally; C. l., Bartning. seriously; LawtoD, slightly Mike Hoiies, slightly; Adolph Busher I EllNlIlF. ANIu6 OOnhsNohi oA4EhN-Jf slightly; J A Leonard, slightly; Jach Berryman, slightly; Wm. McMlnner slightly; Mary Smith, fatally; George Miller. seriously; nan from Virginia, ser iously wounded and refuses to glve name As the meeting at the Music Hall adjourned last night, the attention Of thu people was attracted by shouts from young man who cried out: "To the Jail come on. follow me and hang Berner. i; although there might have been an ln
 tention to organize mob. this first time if found vent in a decided expression
 and the cry was soon taken up an'
 spread rapidly.
 LONDON, March 29.-A Paris cores
 pondent of the Times telegraphs tha
 the Pope has notified Emperor Franci Joseph in an autograph letter, that ther
 are reasons which induce him to leav Rome at a more or less early date. Ih Pope says he IS well aware his decision
 will have serious consequences to Chris
 tendon, but he is bound to carry ou , his intentions
 ALBUQUERQUE, March 29.-Charles 1 Kuse, the editor of 'Gringo and Grea;