Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-23

desire you. without an hours delay, Co
 employ the praprr att ruey and have
 the responsible publ sher of the SeutI-
 mel sued for hbrl m the United States District Court of Indiana. It k my
 only remedy. an sure that honorable
 Den. crats alike with honorable E,pub-
 lcaus wiil justify ne in dc ending the
 honor Cf my family, if need be by my
 life.
 l Signed JAlIFs q. BLAIN-.
 Harrison, Miller and E.am, u,tuury-.
 have, iu accordance With Bisir-'S IIroc-
 'Iour. filed tbis evening Iu th, Cait,d l states Circuit Court suit against the
 Indianapolis SentIuel Company and John (. Shoemaker, Its President and
 UUsIness manager, who It charges dI- rerts and controls tine pUthc ltIuu of
 that paper. The document proceeds as | follows 1 hat on the eighth day tf Aug
 ust, lS>i, saii defendants. vIckeliy iu- tending Co IujUrr, drsamr and rcaudal-
 izc the plauuiT. dId n.a.ic.uusly print aud pub! sh iu the regular daily issue of
 and paper for that day, of and concern mg plaintiff, Certain IGlse. Scauialuu-
 and deiamatury article. The Ilautlif
 .ays hIs dam Zee at S,DUI It Is un-
 ierstooi that tomorrow YTuceediug-
 will be begun Egaust Shoemaker, the
 author Ot the articles, uuuer the Grubbs ubei laws iu thc State couris Q his VIII
 compel Nr B.nires stteudauc as a
 witness. he attorney -ay- tECt tbi~
 sult and criminal proceedings wlil Ice
 pushed with al possible dispatch.
 WArEETowN, Y. r.. Aug. lt-Geuerai | Logan and party arrived here thls noon from Ufica. He was greeted along the | route by crowds, cheers and caunuus. Al Cartilage a crowd gathered, and Lo- gan, 10 response tp calls for speech re- spOnded briefly.
 CHEYENNE, Wyo, Aug. lt-Sevcuty men employed m the ear shops O. the Union Pacific here stru this aft, moon. ! This k part ot the general strike iu The ear shops on the Uni Pacific and leased lines caused by reduction of ten per cent. il was,s. The WOrkmeu at Ellis, kanSa-. where the company withdrew the order for genorll reiuc- ] Ion last spring, understood It. The ! c"mpary ad 'pred the pul.cy uf a gradual ! rrductIon, hrst ,. "ue tOWu, then Iu hu | other. To head tN tLi- movement the ! EorkIngmen organized and were tp | -triSe a~ s.Ou as turre was an attempt 1
 
 | he first reduction has tc at Ellis. ot | ten per cent iu the wages of twenty five | men. IT general strike In the shops k 1 inHugurateu. the business of the com ! pany may be badly Impeded
 SAN FEiSCIsCo. Aug. IL-A Chrou- | Ic.r's Sat Lake special says that Gov | eruOr Murray has received a telegram . from Harold Carlisle, 6reLt of the | Kansas and New Mexico Cattle company, | In San JUau yil.ey, iu The southeastern | corner oi Jtah, s-atIHg that tre maraui- ! .us Jtc iuIiai have Killed tao white . mra and a large Uuuutr Of cattle. | burned ranches aud prov siOns aui l ROW hold possession gf t.e valley, h1v- u- driven oUs all tLe whites. Cur'l-l- ! asks the v.verLur i1 cali uu the pr-~I- { dent for tr, ops t1 corral tue Indians and drive them Go their re-crva tl1a. ! The governor to-day lo Uarded ils re- l IG,>t accordingly. The ketchum brauch . oi tLe O.cgou -unft lIu,. wIll be opened ! Cor business ou August 25tl.
 DENVER. Col. Aug. I4-t-a u,,tug . .f thr eAecutIyc C.mm!tres uf the. Juiou p.c lie strikers. a crmmuUiclti,u wgs read from S. II. II. Clark, general ! manager of ti- Union Pacific company . .t Omaha. through tEe head of the or- 1 -auizatiUn th,gc. ID when ht eyp., -,ed {. the wish to meet one or more Of the ! representative strikers vI'h @ vIrV of 1 ImirahIy adjusting tLg iif.cUiiiC-. Two reprySeL ;atIgys were selected and tLcy left for Omaha immediately. Every ] thing IS qUet at the shops and con tbc streets.
 NEW YoEE. Aug. li-M, a,urrs have been taken to place monument over tle grave oi DeueIai James Shields, tic
 ero three wars and a senator Uf The United States at different times tr u three States.
 DE vFE. AuE lI-Ail the workmeu | tumbeuug ahuut three hundred tm- gl.yei uu the kausas Pacific and at Che Park sEDp- on tLe Uriou Pacific raii- road m ths cIty. struck at noon today The causes are varied The men claim that Iu r,tt.lEg the difficulties last May
 hat the ma agrWeut agreed not Co al.,- charge aus men, but wouli lay off and call uu as business demanded. iEis t.e management deny. and have dis charged men at tIe different shops from ( .rne tO tIme fs the dscrr.st of business required The recent reduction of ten per cent at EliI-. Kansas, the men clam hat tue ulaUag m~ui ignored the prom ,-e m sjc In Map last. No violence is anticipated.
 ATLANTA. Ga, Aug. 1.-The Demo cratic Convection met here today aud nominated the Frr-cnt governor F. D. Mcdaniel for Governor.
 NEW luEE, Aur. H-A r.mar that Chas. 5. Hcrry. of fine Greedy typei.- ion wus killed and a portion of hi, body eaten cau> d much excitement iu tI,. ucishhor o,i of C,,r-s- Gem. tery, and au application was made tp Ciru- her l. bn~ou by p.rs.r-. lot r.iaf,d to ! Henry, Co ave th. body ,Xhumei nui an iuqUc-t EtiI. Ttc lsw- of his state Iu Cases where per~yns have died out side oi t4e state. but buried iu il. per nuts the Cpr,uer Co determine whether ' 'here is sufficient cause Go hold au Iu- quert. The coroner will take counsel on the mst;er tO-dsy.
 KASsts CIrY, No, Aug. H. In ac- cord nee with orders received from Omaha the Union Pac fic shops at tLis , point were closed to-day No exulaua- , tIou- have yet uHaa given. About three |, hundred men are employed. Wages are | due from 'he last ?, -ula- 2 az day.
 WAsHINGr S, Aug. ll Gov. Murray. of D.an, te.esralLei to-day Co tue h. .iiau department that tie IudiaGs are pa fine war path iH Colorado and Jiai. aud Ihat troops br .lt ,o Irutert tbe whites.
 GUaYNAs. Aus. IJ-L duel Was ( usht Arrr % lew day- aAu t, tween tuD . town li0uG5, r--Ul EE .I one ter. q , wounded and tL- utlrr lodged In jail.
 Sunday tle amateur th,.trica. cum- | Iauy gave a representations iU h,iaii ut the church. winch WAS crowded and , qUItc "a -Jgg. --.
 Last ev,uu- I. lL Fernandez, Chs , tom House Appraiser. was thrown from , from Lis buggy end sustained strioU- . injuries.
 Considerable fever revaIls at Heruo- -i.lo. and Father Ailiiar and Bi-h.p Rico died. None Uf tLe places Ou side seem Co br affected. Al euay mae tbe. e has been no death cor any Cases for some tsme ald We are having our hottest weather.
 M.ils and passengers are still de