Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-12

of the liberal party and they would
 oppose Parnell, tooth and nail. This Il declaration was greeted with prolonged applause. Continuing. he said: "Ihe
 granting of home rule to Ireland would
 mean the destruction of the British
 Empire. He had prepared a moderate
 scheme of domestic government for Ire.
 land, which has met with the approval of
 the national leaders. If the liberals dId
 not like the radical platform they must
 sever their connection with the radical
 party. Besides the local government
 and land plank. 1t advocates free schools,
 revision of taxation, game laws and
 mineral royalties, and declares that if
 the appropriation of certain land is
 necessary for the public good. the rights
 of property must go to the wall.'
 CLEVELAND. Sept. 9-A Leader speclal
 from Springfield says: The terrible cy-
 clone struck Washington Court House,
 city of four thousand inhabitants,
 9 miles west of here last night and
 almost entirely swept 1t from the earth,
 hardly residence in the town escaped.
 Over four hundred houses went down.
 Shortly after the storm had passed,
 searching parties were organized to bring
 out the dead bodies from the ruins. At
 last reports fifteen bodies had been re-
 covered.
 MADRID Sept. 9.-Ihroughout Spain
 yesterday there were l776 new cases of
 cholera and G6i deaths.
 LONDON, Sept. The news correspond
 ent at Msrseilles says the municipal au-
 thurItles there are again minimizing the
 n Trffh h4r nF Ina .vt
 to revive trade.
 PARIS Sept. 9-SiX dsaths from chol- era yesterday al Salon, two at mines and two at St. Cz8r.
 CHEYENNE, Wyo. T., Sept. S.-The Sheriff of Sweetwater county has arres- ted tventy-twO supposed leaders of the Rock Springs riot including IsaiAh Whitehouse, member-elect of the Lsgis- latu:e. The men were taken to Green River. the county seat, and jailed, and will have a preliminary hearIug tO-mor- row. More arrests wIll follow. The charges against the prisoners are mur- der, arson, rioting and robbery. The l ruins of Chinatown have not yet been | searched, and no more dead bodies | have yet been discovered. It IS estima- ted now that the number killed was | about fifty, including several who died | of wounds m the surrounding hills. All | of the Chinamen at work in the Amy | coal mines. near Evanston, numbering iOO, have taken to the latter place un- der an escort of United States troops. A Gatling gun was sent to Evanston yes terday. The military, under command of Colonel Anderson, Ninth United States Infantry, Aro stationed at Rock Springs, Evanston and Amy, guarding company property. No further trouble need be apprehended.
 CHICAGO, Sept9-The Inter Oceans DAnvllle, H., special says that Perry Whtlock. aged 2S, went tO the resi- dence of his father-in-lBE, F.. G. COe, some miles south of Danville to-day, and shot his wife, Emily. aged 25, and her sisters Maggie and Finehie, aged 2S and 22 respectively. Then he killed himself. All three sisters are mOrtslly Mir. COe was absent from home when the tragedy occurred. had previously threatened tO kill the whole family. He and his wife lived unhappily on account Of his dlssi- pated habits, and she recently left him Whitlock came from Indian Territory ( | Iuaiutance; married Miss CJe against ( he wishes of her parents.
 ALBANY, Sept. 6-The State conven- lion of the AntiMOnOpgly League WAS , begun to-day. Henry Nichols, President . 'f the League, wEs made temporary | Chairman. MT. Nichols, ID his opening l. address, reviewed the life of the League ' I:nce its inception Tn lSSO. He stated . hat the League was must emphaticslly n opposed tO civil servIce, belle wing il un- s and uniemocratlc, aud !; demanding its repeal. Committees on = esOluslons and permanent Organization = 'ere appointed and R recess was then ', aken. '
 SANTA CRUZ, Sept. 9-John Decker, a li ioneer of lS49. died here to- day of old n ge. He came to California with Steven q Ons regiment. q
 WAsHISGroS, Sept. 9-General Crook v as telegraphed the war department s rom San Francisco under date of Sept . mber 9th as follows: The commanding ~ thcer at Fort Bliss telegrsphs on the 9th ', lst dispatch received by courier from ., [. Davis from San Jose station on the ia Iexlcan Central Railroad that with Q ''
  [ Captain Crawiord's command to fol- ,w the trail of the band whose camp n, as attacked on the 7Ih uli by Lieut, lay. The trial he was following turned s' orth and be cut loose from Craxford's ai sending him word that ga 6 should pursue hs rapidly as DOS n, ble. The day before his dIs. ~ ~ atch was written, date not 'H lven, he met the Mexican troops under ar Ol. Missella, who informed him that yO parties of Mexican troops were in Irsuit ID advance of him. Lieut.. Davl, eng entirely out oi ratiOns and hIs sni- D. sls worn out. struck for the railroad. G G e states that he was furnished with ra- -, Ons by ranchmen which he could not II ske last until he reached Fort Bliss. en IS scouts think that the Indians num- u 1T thirty, pine of them bucks. and that %. ey think the Indians are making for - e San Ms.eo mountains with inten- sI )n of gong from there to the Mesca- sI To agency. have telegrsphed Col. n' rsdley asking fl be can organize a force " clean out this party, and suggesting P obtain assistance of volunteers from 6 Mescslero agency. SEATTLE. W. T. Sept. s.-Serious ,uble has for several days been threat ed ID Squsw Valley, l3 miles east of IS city. The hop growers of that re- =. Dn have for many years hired h. of sns to pack their hops. This year, xl' weyer Wolds Bros, the largest iudi- tho iusl hop growers ID that region sub- Ne tuted Chinese. \ messenger arrived Ma Seattle carrying news that the camp AIS Chinaman was attacked on Monday res ,ht and that in the fight which foi. hoC Eed two Chinsmen were killed and lllI IT wounded. The attacking party ma said to have been indians but it is dre 'pected that white men also had a Ni' ld in the sffrsy.
 sL PAso, Sept. 9-Lieui. Dsvls, con- las, ndlng large squad of scouts in pur- .rc of hostile Indians.ststed to the press Me