Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-05-10

] tAD iopbtIS three niles from tONu an captured them, and after brief s;ru4
 gle brought the prisoners back to tow
 and lodged them in the calaboose. .
 crowd gathered at 10 ?. m. aud attacke
 the building. One rObber opened fire
 whereupon the crowd riddled him wit
 bullets. The remaining three wer taken ont and conducted tO the edge O
 town and hanged. The excitement O
 the crowd was intense.
 GALVESTON, May 2.-Permanent or 1 ganlza;ion was effected and delegate | elected ss fOllOws-three for Arthur. tw,
 for Blaine.
 PROVIDENCE, R. l., May 2.-At tn, | Republican convention GOrmnn r. Pom
 roy, k. Frank, I- Bates, Ellery $ | Wilson and D. 5. Littlefeld elected
 deiecates at large. The delegation i.
 unpiedged and uninstructed, persona
 preferences of delegates and alternate.
 are understood 10 be, four for Arthur
 two for Edmunds and two for Blaine.
 JACKSONVILLE, Fla, May 2.-The Re pubhcan State convention had a fierce
 contest on nomination of delegates
 whlca were elected ss follows: W. Nj.
 LnaTsiih, Wm. G. Stewart, J. D. Cole aed Dennis E: gau. After the regulars
 had left the hall, the opposition faction
 called new convention tD meet at 9. a.
 m. to-day. The delegates declared
 elected are Arthur men, but unin-
 structed.
 JACKSONVILLE. Fla, At the Re publican convention to-day the color line was sharply drawn. All delegates at large for Arthur.
 NEW YORK, May 2-Keene notifies the holders Of privileges to present them for adjustment
 LOUISVILLE, Ky, May 2.-In the con yenton, Walter Evans, commissioner of
 internal revenue wGs elected permanent chairman. A committee on credentials made a minority report. Then followed a general TOW and disorder that was al- most pandemOnium. The majority re port, including a Blaine delegation, in contest from the fifth district was finally adopted.
 ST PAUL, MinD., May 2.-Three of the four delegates at large are personally pledged for Blaine. Senator SabiD, del egate at large as chairman of the na- tOnal republican committee declined to make a personal pledge to the con ven.iOu, but his friends gave a proxy pledge for hIn on behalf of Blaine.
 NEW YORK, May 2-Keene this morn ing reports nothing Lew to give to the press. His affairs are gradually straight enlog out alI coming out all right.
 BALTUIoEE, May 2-Of four delegates at large Co Chicago, chosen at Hagers- town, three are strong for Blaine: fourth for Arthur; fifth, Blaine as second choice. Of tie district delegations. lst. 2j, 3d, fin. 9th, and G.h are for Blaine, making thirteen for Blaine; two for Ar ,hur an one for Grant.
 CHARLESTON, W. Va. May Hast nigns the news reached here that Scott alil, Brown HIll and C arley Spinloch. fatally shot l. J. Woods, instantly killed his son, Alvin, young man Is years old, near Stalbans, this county, last Monday night. Upon arriving at Staibans at @ late hour last night they found tha'men had been caught and the Hiil boys were hangeI on an elm tree )n hlll. one mile west of town by mob of 300 who were unmasked. The mob captured the Hills from the guard It the hotel.
 NEw YORK, May Tho inability of flee. the market today. Keene this morning refused to sec any person. It Is believed Keens will pay 100 cents on be dollar. He had several offers of as- sistance to-day, but refused until he finds his exact position. It IS said be met two or three small demands this 
 SACRAMENTO. May In the Senate he appropriation bill to pay the ex- Denses of session was passed and sent to he Governor.
 In the Assembly Cutter offered a re- solution that the Legislature, the Senate should adjourn sine die on May 10th, at noon. Whar- tons bill, relating to county boards of -quaiiz tioD, was read third time and passed by almost unanimous vote. Pafke- moved to reconsider.
 JohnstOu5 bill. relating to revenue IDd tlSaton, was taken up and passed without dissent .rito
 The riil tl authorize Controller Dunn To empi.y additional force to investigate the State Department accounts, was passed. ayes Jj, noes l2.
 Bibbs' bill to compel San Francisco .o pay more State taxes was passed 1pou. It was amended tO make the limit ninety instsad of eighty cents on sIOO.
 The Speaker appointed Wharton, Clark, Yell, Barry and CrumptOu a committee to investigate the charges or bribery against members.
 CHICAGO, May L.-Representat.ve5 Of the Associated Press this nrnrniug bad m interview with the President of the Fspa powder works, the brand of whose company was on the four dynamite car tridges tound in the government build ing at Toronto. He exhibited fac sim ile of the cartridges discovered, which are of the size ordinarily used in blast ing and for blowing out trees and stumps. They are merchantable Tn every Ssate of the Union, as also in the D minion. and can be found in nearly every hardware store. They require caps or a battery for thelr explosion. aud would not have created the damage that might have been supposed had they been ex- ploded. The officials stated that the name of the company being on the carfri3c=s vas su;tcient to indicate that the oili-Ial- of the company were not aware of any pl0' against the Dominion as might have been sup posed.