Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-26
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ing toEGr,.5 bishee, Schultz and hiE unarmed prisoners Jagged behind. wher one of the MexicaEs, watching his op. !. porlunity, rea.hei over end secured Schultz's pistol anu deal. him a severe
 blow on tine head. The other
 Mexican quickly rode up and gave
 him also a severe cut with knife. They
 took Schultz's 6rns and chased away
 the unhurt partner, and rounded up the
 stolen stock and escaped. The partner
 returned and found that Schultz
 was more stunned than seriously
 hurt, and it Is thought that he will not experience much trouble
 from the cut. The Bis5ee officers
 are in pursuit of the thieves.
 MADRID, Sept. 21-Disas,rous rains
 have prevailed during the past 24 hours Tn the southeastern part of Spain. It came down in torrents Lnd soon the rivers overfiowei their banks, causing
 immense destruction of property and
 loss of many lives; Houses, trees and
 dead animals being carFiei out to sea by the raging flood, which stretches for
 miles around the city.
 SAS FRANCIsoo, Sept. 2I.-A bold At- temp. at highway robbery was made
 yesterday in Golden Gate Park. As
 pr. Stanton and J. T. Gray were driv-
 ing towards town from the Cliff House,
 through the Park road, man jumped from tue brush into the road and seIzed ! the horses bridle with the evident pur-
 pose of stopping hin. Dr. Stanton | quickly rose in his seat and struck the man 8 severe blow with the whip. which
 cR1sed hIm to loosen kIs hold. Dr. | Stanton then drove on. Alter proceed | ing a short distance he looked back and
 saw the man join five companions in q
 wagon who quickly disappeared toward the Cliff House. The police were in- formed of the occurrence, but failed to
 make any arrest, es they could not find
 the culprit or any of his comrades.
 NEW YORK, Sept, 2l.-Tbe Herali's
 Paso Del Norte dispatch says: Great ex-
 citement prevails In this city and Fl
 Paso over the confirmation of the re-
 ports of the discovery Of vast silver
 deposit ID Sabinal mountain, 100 miles
 south of this Doint n Chihuahua.
 Large numbers of miners from New
 York and Arizona are burrying through
 here en route to the new silver fields.
 The report states that native silver os a high grade of purity wHs fOnnd on the surface snd 1t Is asserted that the dis covery is the most valuable that has
 has been made for years.
 SAN FKASCIsCo. Sept 2l-St. Mary cathedral was crowded yesterday with an Gssemblage to witne t3e ceremony of bestOwing the pallium on Arch Bishop Riordan of this diocese. The services were conducted by Right Rev. Francis Mora, D. D., of the diocese Of Monterey aud Los Angeles, assisted by Bishop Mouogue, Of Grass Valley. When mass snd the sermon were finished, Bishop Mora rObed himself il cope, placed R mitre on head and proceeded to the 1 altar, there being joined by his grace Most Rev. r. w. RioTdan, accompanied | by the clergy of the cathedral and by | the Very Rev J. Adams, Vicar General | of Monterel the Rev. Father Blsnaher, 1 of Oregon; Arch Bishop Gross and | Father Metayer, of Oregon. Arch | Bishop RlordOD, vested iD full pontifical | ToDes, kDelt and took the prescribed | oath and then Bishop Mora placed the | pGllium around the Arch Bishops neck. 1
 HoLLIsrr1., Cal, Sept. 2I-CUrUner '. F. Nash and Sheriff B. F. Ross re- turned this morning from the scene of the Powers tragedy. The verdict of the I C5Foner's jury has not yet been made publIc and the reticence of officials rs- ggrding it seems to indicate that there E much which has not yet been made pabi-c, which will be developed at the proper time. The inquest showed that Dr. Powers had been shot while on his horse. \ heavy charge of bEckshot en- tered his right side and death must have been almost immediate. To make sure thelr work the assassins then shot hIm twice more, once with buckshOt and once with a pistol ball. He was then hanged; every evidence gong to show that this did not occur until after his death. Around the spot there were no signs that from fOur to six persons were in the affair. \ rudely drawn placard representing limb of tree with rope and moose suspended was pinned to his shirt. It was marked ''Vlgilautes lJU', There is no abatement in pub- Inc feeling and there Is no question but that few parties accomplished this and endeavored to make tue circumstances seem to show that 1t was the result of popular feeling and work as mob of vigIlantes acting with the full endorsement of Q majority of the citizens. The people of Bear Valley and San BOnitO Creek empbabcally de- nounce such presumption and denOunce the act in uDmeasured terms.
 SARATOGA, N. r., Sept. 22-Ths morn ing opened with bright sunshine and at an early hour the corridors of the lead ing hotels presented an animated scene. | The convention will assemble in the Casino at r. o'clock. Indications point to a very lively scrImmage for the nOm- nation for governor. Were 1t possible Tor New York city men to join hands upon a candidate this morning before going into the convention, there Is no iOubt such a man would secure the nom- nation with hurrrh, but all bore Of , this has been abandoned for the present md the situation Is decidedly a mixed : ,ne. Out of several hundred Republi- . ans in the field, there IS no man rash :. enough tO predict who will be noniua !, ed.
 I2:20p. m.-JGmes D. Warren, chair uAl or lut S-aLt CplultlAktts Cbltcl me [ to order. The roll having cen called. the chairman announced / hat the state committee had agreed ' lpon Senator Warner Miller for tenn ,orary chairman (appiausel. In his ad- iress Mr. Miller called attention to the D act that the Republican party of New ', fork, for the first time in - years, was , confronted by both federal and state m the hands of the Democ- acy. In future generations the heroes [ f the late war. be said, would be placed {. lOngside of the revolutionary heroes ot , ur first. period. He advocated the rights n | adherence to the protection of Ameri- 1, an industries and American labor cheers). When We turned over to the opposition the civil service of the gov D rnment no better civil service eI- 1 sted under the sun. Referring V Q the political complexion of souih- !! rn states, the speaker IGainthined O hat through out the length and breadth e hat land there was not to be- found a 2 ingle government which holds the reins d [ government by the will,of the people. | ,anuhliaans he aEIf n prnVe thfg sseta. !