Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-30

| cCo s1S ROoO~tk uulu " came Lum DilD in on the forward deck where the stood. Orders were given to cut ava the lsshings of the life rafts and boat and to prepare them for lowering il case of need. Two of the boats ver swung out board and others were belnI put in readiness until it was discovered that the ship was not making water when the orders were countermGnded ed The steamer came in collision with tv, other icebergs, but succeeded in weath ering the shock and reaching DOT safely.
 Excursion of Mexican Editors.
 City of Mexico. May 22--Twenty-f five of the leading editors and editoria writers ot Mexico will leave the City O Mexico for an extended tour through the United States in the interest of th. commercial relations of the two couu tries, arriving at Fl Paso June 2l. Tn, party will visit in the order named Lal Vegas, Topeka, Kansss City, St Louis Chicago, Detroit, Buffalo, Rochester Boston, New York, Philsdslphis, Wash. ington, Pittsburg, Cincinnati and Sar Antonio.
 The Glove Contest.
 SAN FRANCISCO. May 23-Mitchell and Clesry appeared ct 10:52 and fought four rounds without material damage to either, when the referees declared it ts draw. The general opin- ion is that Mitchell proved himself the better man of the two. Charles Mitchell who fought Mike Clesry last night, leaves for the east on Tuesday next to fight Charles Lang, of Cleveland. Lang telsgrsphed Mitchell that he would fight him, Queensbury rules, for sl,0O0 and the entry gate money, or s5OO in private room.
 Respect to Freliaghuysen-
 WASHINGTON, May 43-The Depart ment of State was closed today as 6 mark of respect to the memory of the late Secretary Frelinghuysen.
 Delayed Report.
 SAN FRANCISCO. May 23.-The east srn repeat is delayed to-day.
 supprsssinE Socialism.
 BERLIN, May 24.-The government has begun 6 vigorous opposition to the Socialist movement. Meetings have been prohibited and Socialist papers have been suppressed One man who intended to preside over . meeting has ment. Windthrost, the clerical leader, has gone to confer with the Duke of in relation to the course to be pursued in view of the Prussian gov ments proposal to exclude the latter from the Brunswick succession. The rector of the university has issued an order forbidding the reunions of stu dents in consequence of many duels and lusrslls which resulted lately from these 
 Society of a soiidIy Democratic State.
 NKosHo, Mo, May 25.-Soms days sgo James Masters, 6 farmer living five miles from here was urged by James Martin, another farmer, to join a band of robbers to. which he Martini belong cd. Masters refused and Martin, fear ing Masters would betrsy and reveal the existence of the band wsylsid and assas- sinated hIm on Saturday, shooting him with a Winchester rite. Martin was caught and jailed.
 Zaek Montgomery APpoIstsd.
 SAN FRANcIsCo. May 25.-Specials from Washington state that the appoint ment of Zsck Montgomery of California as Assistant Attorney General for the Interior Dsy4rtmsnt has been confirm ed and that hs has entered upon the dutIes of his office.
 EIplosfon of . Tank of Lard
 NKw YORK, May 24-Lsst night tank of boiling lard exploded ID the rear of the Ksrocker and Fsyless packing house, Brooklyn, totally destroying the build ing. Wm. Fl. Wernst. 6 driver. was in- stantly killed. John Kramer, aged seven, had Q leg fractured and received severe scalp wound. Two laborers were per. haps fstslly injured. IL is believed that some children playing in front of the building were buried under the walls. but it has not been sscertsined posit- lively yet. Property loss, SIS. 900.
 Fears of a Renewal of the Riot
 PARIS, May 25-The police expect and are prepared for e renewal of the Com- munist riot at Pere ls Chaise oemstsry to-day or tomorrow. Communist papers cry for vengeance upon the po- lice and troops for attacking and bsyo- netting the people who attempted yea terday tO make a demonstration at the graves of Communists in the cemetery. These journals in order to incite the mob, falsely assert that the soldiers dur ing yesterdays riot, shot four commun- ists dead. Threats are made to attack the authorities with arms and dynamite.
 A DastardIy Deed.
 DENVER. May 24-Lste tonight, ss the regular Denver and Rio Grands train from Salt Lake was approaching place directly under the engine, sItin- guisbing the lights and breaking the windows of the locomotive and forward coaches, and violently vrenching loose the rails. Dynamite or giant powder
 shet sn His own Doorstsp.
 SAN FRANCISCO, May 25-Dr. N- L. Buck, 6 we'll known and highly respected citizen of Oakland, was shot on hIs own doorstep last night, by Henry F. Prin- dle, member of Jo. Hooker Post, Grand Army of the Republic. The murder hss created intense excitement. Prindie was arrested. Dr. Buck had just re- turned rom 6crNlCo ht tue EAst NOu- gregatiOnal church, which he attended with his sistsr-in-lsv, Mrs. Peters. He had reached the door of his residence. when Prindle, who hsd been waiting for him, stepped in front of the two and said: "Is this Dr. Buckr "It n," re- piled the doctor. Five shots from re- volyer was Prindle's reioinder. All of them took effect, one in the neck. one ID the left lung, one in the head and two in in the back. Dr. Buck fell to the ground and died without saying a word. After emptying his pistol Prindle stood quietly on the sidewalk. A police officer rushed up and said to him: Are you the man who did thisY Prindls re- piled. "Yes; am the man." When asked at the police station his reason for committing the fearful deed. he said: "When a man acts improperly with an- other mans wife, the husband takes the law into his own hands, don't he? Con- tinuing, he said: "It was from my own wife I learned that he had taken lm- proper liberties with her. She frat told =. of ,t ahont aicht weeks ago. She