Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-07-05

r;ops narts of the town. A proc -.sio T preceded by bands marched thIougt; the streets, carrying an eihgy nlars:d "the traitor Lundy. The ponce ui7- persed crowd of Nationalists'
 ROME, July 2-The pope has ordered members of the priesthood ln all choi- era infected districts to remaIn at tnelr
 posts and has placed funds at the dls-
 posal of the bishops.
 ROME, July 2.-The guards at Vlntl-
 miglia, the Italian frontier, are siopPlng
 refugees from Msr5eilles from passing
 into Italy.
 I,oSpoS.July 2.-The race for the July
 cr,D at New Market today was walk
 over for Arlington's mare, Ghemniss.
 SANTA BARBARA, Cal, July IA fatal
 shooting affair occurred on Santa Rosa
 Island about thirty miles from here yes
 terJiay morning. Alex. r. Moore the
 owner of the island had a number or
 men employed, among them one Chlna-
 man named Gee You who seems to nave been very quarrelsome. NIT. Moore was
 about to leave the island on hls schooner
 when Gee You wanted to come; Moore said he should not. Gee lou sad ne would and then attempted to get aboard, whereupon Moore drew his revolver and struck the Chinaman over the head. The Chinaman jumped up and drew ms knife and started for Moore when Moore shot him ID the forehead. Moore than came over here bringing the Chlnaman who died from the effect of hls wounds this morning. Moore gave himself up but Is out on a S5,OOO bond to await an ! inquest on the body at 30 this evening | An examination will be held tomorrow ! at 10 a. m. On account Of MOOre's lm- mense wealth the case causes consider able excitement.
 SAN FRASCIsCO, July 1. - Charles [ Crocker filed affidavit to-day in answer [ to Mrs. COlton's application Tn her suit now being tried m Santa Rosa, against Stanford, CrOcker and Huntingdon, on which she asked that custodian be ap | pointeA to receive and hold the several | bonds and other securities involved m ' the suit, now in possession of the de | fendants. CrOcker in answer, character | izes all Mrs. Colton's allegations as de | void of foundation, and asserts that all | defendants are each possessed of real | estate and other property, far exceeding | the amount involved and claImed by | plaintiff The discussion over the an-
 swer will probably occupy several days. | SAN FRANCIsCC, July 1.-The Young | Women's Christian Association of this | city acknowledges the receipt of check | for Sl,OO0 from c. F. Huntington, Cf | New York. The acknowledgement states | that the donation was made in response | to letter written by Mrs. Redington, | President of the association, in which | she stated that the funds were needed | to carry on the benevolent work. HELENA, Montana, July 1.-G. w.. I Dean of Omaha, shielded with morphine at the International Hotel this morning. | He left note saying nobody was to
 blame, but that he was tired of life. ST. JOINS, \. B. July 1.-Two outrages | are reported nOrthward of Twilhngate. ! Sixteen loaded guns were fired into the
 house of Captain Wrey and windows smashed with huge stones. The Wreys are one of the Catholic families in Twill ! ingate. At Green Point HarbOr, four ! southern vessels took refuge from ! southwest gale and floating field of | ice
 Tuesday last, Orangemen attacked the crews when on shore, mauled them bru- 1 tally and pursued them to the vessels with large ballast stones, smashing the companion doors, skylights of the cabin, stoves and furniture, breaking bulwarbs and forcing the vessels to put out into the storm and ice.
 An outrage was peIpetrated Saturday
 night by the crew of the Bark Lady FL ibank. They broke into the Catholic church at St. Mary's, in the St. Mary's Bay and demolished furniture and ap- pOintments in the sanctuary, and de- strOyed the tabernacle. They abstraeted the Chalice CebOrium and other sacred vessels. They smashed the candelabre and strewed the debris aboutthe streets and in various ways desecrated the church. Five were arrested. As soon as the knowledge of the desecratiOn of : the church spread among the Catholic
 population, not less than 800 boats were
 manned for the purpose of scuttlng and firing the vessel. The influence of the assistant Irish Priest and supplying l
 merchants only prevented the destruc-
 tiOn of the ship and cargo.
 KEoKUK, July Tn the wreck of the l
 construction train on the Chicago, Bur |
 lin,,tOn < Kansas City railroad, caused !
 by falling through Grand River bridge,
 last night, from twenty to twenty-five
 men were precipitated into the stream,
 the fall being from forty to fifty feet and
 from ten to fifteen men were more or less
 injured. Several of them may die. Fred
 Young of Milan, Missouri. and James
 Sumner were killed, and it is reported
 that three other bodies have been taken
 from tLe wreck by divers at work to-
 day.