Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-10-03

tNentg or t1lrty minutes The Httach
 ing party then ceased firing and almost
 immediately retrested. going toward
 the river. An examination of the force
 n the mill showed that several had
 been shot, only two, however, were se-
 riously hurt. Those hurt were Vim.
 Duff watchman, who had sixty-twC
 shots from shot gun in his body. and
 Willard Bailey, who was shot through
 the thigh with a rifle ball As far us can be learned four or five of the a,- tacking party were hurt, one of them seriously. The force of armed men in the mill was lS or 20. The attacking party, or the ring leaders a. least, are known. The mill force after their as- sailants retired, rested on their arms, | fearing another attack. At this hour ! @ o'clock. all is quiet and there are no further indications of trouble. The riot was occasiOned by the introduc- ton ot non-union men in the Laughlin all,mil.l The non union men have been boarding and sleeping in the mill.
 SACRAMENTO. Sept. 26.-At 1 p. In. ! to-day K. ID. Cooper entered saloon kept by the prize fighter Herbert Slsde, on street, betwes Sth and 9th. Slade asked Cooper for an old bill and after some words Slade pushed him out of the saloon. Cooper turned quietly HrOuui and placing large sized deripger to Shades breast and fired The latter seeing it turned quickly and the ball passed through his vest and and underclothing, drawing blood, hut lntiictlng no serious injury. John Ma ban, who vas reading in the back part of the saloon, said the locket of his watch chain was carried off by the bull let. Cooper is in jail. He is a young man Of good parents. but frequently gets drunk, and on such occasions is very dangerous.
 WATERIowS, x. l., Sept. 26.-Ros- well r. lower has addressed letter to George Rsiner, Chairman of the State Democratic Convention, positively de- cllning the nomination Of lieutenant governor.
 LONDON, Sept. 27-Rebeccs Jarrett, of the Salvation Army, Thomas William Stead. edItor of the Psll Mall Gazette, SimSOn Iscoues, one ci the staff of that paper, Mrs. Combe and Mir. Brom- well Booth, of the Salvation Army, and Louise MOwrie. defendants in the sb- duetion case of Eliza Armstrong, were committed for trial tO-tsy. Russell, c, unset for Mrs. Jarrett, reserves his iIDe of defense. During the proceed ings Hr. Stead, acting as his own coun- sel, read a document containing his line of defense. He claimed inst the end he had m view justified the means he hsd resorted to. He admitted that he might have been misled by the state ments of Mrs. Jarrett who, If she pro- cured the girl Eliza by fal-e pretenses, had obtained money from him fraudu- lently. The magistrate frequently pro- tested against portions of tue document, stating that the matter was irrelevant. The magistrate summed up the case strongly agHlust the defendants, and Sold nothing could justify their dOiDgs, nor the publication of the nRuseOus ar tIcles in the Pail Mall Gazette. He &C., quilted Cromwell Booth and Mrs. Combe of the charge of indecent assault. but committed them, as well as the rest of the prisoners, on other charges.
 PAso DI.L NogTR, via Galveston, Sept. 2I-The Mexicans have begun a warfare agIinst pOlygamy, and well-grounded rumors are adoat that demand has been made upon President Diaz that
 
 Chihuahus to the MormoDs. The Oatho- lie church Is at the head of the move ment, and demands that the law against pOlygamy be enforced. The church IS supported by a strong public sentiment, especially in the northern states of the Republic. The entire population has taken strong grounds against the cOlon- iZation of MormOns on Mexican soil.
 I.nUrTENsrU U Sank NE ia ported here tonight that there is much excitement at Frankfort and Bagdsd, Ky, and there will probably be lynch ing before morning of several attaches of the DorceY Circus, who were arrest ed here and taken tO Frankfort to-day, charged with highway robbery. Al Sco- field, A. Miles, J. E. Weber and J. B. Turner, four young men of Bagdad, boarded the circus tO go tO Frankfort to see the show. They had ssrcely paid their fare, when a number of pistols were leveled at their faces. The four were made tO surrender all their valus- bles, !ewelry, etc, and a small amount of money. The robbers then made them jump from the train, which was running at rapid rIte, and all were injured by. the jump. Weber and Scofield had their limbs broken and the former will not be able to walk agaIn. Miles had a leg broken and Turner escaped with pain fui bruises. The men arrested are Rich- ard White, Wm. Carroll, Paul NcQusde, Geo. Muller. Jno. Bond and Joh Mar tin. IL IS stated on the streets here that ali six of these men have been hanged, but the rumor is not yet confirmed.
 MEXICO (vis GalyestoD). Sept. T.-| The government to day placed sn in- spGctor in the London Bank of Mexico anf South America, and the bank will be required. under the banking code, to restrict itself to deposits and discounts. and withdraw its notes from circulation. It IS stated that the government is considering a free banking law.
 No mall has been received here over the Mexican Central railroad for four days. The washouts are e1tensIve.
 RIO DE JASEIRo, Sept. 27.-The Sen ate and Chamber of Deputies have passed bill for the gradual abolition of