Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-08-14

Iefs and slugs. While the rioters were firing youths and women stood behind .h,n busIly loading spare guns m order t, prayeut She waste of time. The fusi- IsIe Iasted until 9 o'clock yesterday eve rinc when the ammunition gave out and a tacis truce ensuei, both sides remov- mo the dead and wounded tp their homes. Both sides are dOIng their us most 10 hi ie their loss On Monday the Protes,snts received a welcome dOOatIOn of twenty-five rifles anu a quantity ot ammunition from the Bally lymHccarett svurathiZers, whIle the Ball! mAbiuch nat.cuslists sent the Catholics a supply of ammunition Rnd many revOlvers Of the type called "aVCetE eurts.' The pien- liue-5 of weapons will constitute the rrsv,st danger m the future. There ls "A -e. eral demand for a hon etc house sen eh for arms. \ visiiOr who has been stuIFsug the cause Of the riots writes: 1t is useless in miucIng matters. The police have fired upon and slain people from pa1ic if not from vindictivsne5s.
 CrrY OF MEXICO, via GALVESTON, Aug. I0.-Tne news of the sentence of Cutting was received here without surprise, but iL is not generally beiIeve1 thas hs will serve ont his sentence. The leading newspapers are discussing the case n it- legal aspects rnd without excitement. The La RefJrma. daily organ of the legal fraternity cf the capitol, has a long article ou the case, clting many other similar cases, and "A long array of local orinicns, cOmDg to the conclusion that Mexico stands on a sound legal ground. El Siglo XIX, supporter of tbe Ed- minislratiun, takes the some view and urges that both governments adhere to the spirit of the treaty of Guadalupe IlidalEC, which in it's tWenty-first article provides for a careful and smicable ad- Justment Of all questions of differences ID a spIrl, of good neighbOrship.
 MARIcoPA, August IJ.-Baruey Mar tin EIth his wife and two children, of Weaver, Arizona, started on July 2Oth for Erie. Pa, for a visit. Not beIng heard from, 6 search was instituted re- sultilg to-day in finding the charred re- mains of the entire family between the Nulture miue and PneniI. Martin was known to have four thousand dollars with him. realized from the sale of his ranch. He WAS wsylsij by robbers, the entire family murdered and the remains bcrued to cover the crime.
 NEW YORK: Aug. I0-In his examina- tion before Mayor Grace to-day Squires testified that he had prepared the noted letter tO FlyLn at the dictGtiOn of Hu- bert O. Thompson, brt had supposed the letter had been destroyed.
 NEW YORK, Aug. l0.-There is con. siderable talk here Of war with Mexico. The Sun says: There WIS activity at army posts m aud near New York yes- tsFday and communications with Wish lngt9u were coEtl5u0us. At Fort Ham ll-ur Ferviceabie munitions were iuv5s- figIiei ard inspected. IL was deter mined how much could be depended up0u from thr, quarter up~n 2 sudden call. Fort Wadsworib, Nillets Point .UI Davli's l-iIul had already reIort- eL At Per Ll, East river, seven gun carriages For field batteries were deliv- e.ed tO t-e Mallory Steamship com uuy for lmm4tie.e shipment to Sun Antonio. Tex E, yIa Galveston. They wl'I te calri,j ly the Rio Graude which will sail tomorrow. Col. Hodges ot the qulr'esma5ter department who shipped theu, s4ii that the shipment was made iu t.e ordinary course of business and urt on special orders. It .s 8-d that mo. .1rs and cannon will be | rU- aboard tu-d .v, that arms are being
 hipced from NEte vhet arsenal and l that tre JuItri states ships Juuiata l and \su-a.H left the Brooklyn navy 2 ard early last week under order, 1t wus ! -llI. for tbe Pacific. They are as Ellis l landing where they have rematued | s.lc, The Essex left the navy yard yesterday and joined them, and got her l powder. The Brooklyn also is expected | Co take Der departure to-day or to. l I1Trow. At the navy ward it was said l That the Essex vas tO iOsn the Chinese ! quaorOu, 'Ii she was not needed nearer | home"
 IL PAso, Aug. 1O-Every thing is very | Iulc. to-day and what little excitelleu. | prevails does not come tO the sLrsrce. he immediate cause for the traDqui state ot atislrs ls the exchange cf views had lHst evening between the municipal authorities of Paso del Norte and this place Both sides have additional DO ice officers on duty and any rash net 81!l be readily suppressed. Getting Is 'tlll ID Jail aud the time of starting for -hlt Uahug has not been made known ] he absence of any Washington news to he international complication causes a tread anxiety among many,
 SANTA CRUz. Aug. 10.-O1e of the lallIIDgs oi tae California Powder go-Bs known as the pulverizing room, VAS burned lust night. The machinery l destroyed was very valuable and the loss | i gIli reach several thousand dollars. The . o nPany h,,s a duplicate mill of the aUo chara1ter, consequently the works I TIl not be compelleI to stop. NEw YORK. Aug. IO,-Maurice B. yn1 was baIled this afternoon by his aJher in-law, Theo Moss. SAN FBiVCIsCo, August 1O.-The con. ular district over winch the British ' ousui io tl.s ,i-y has jurisdiction has ! ccsLt.y been enlarged so as to embrace le states uf California, Oregon and Ne ada. and the territories of Arizona, . ' 'ashi1gtOn Idaho and Utah. Former ? the district included only California, 'reg1n and Washington Territory. TOMBSTONE, Aug. 1l.-Lieut. Gate $ ood five weeks ago vent with thir.y- a Ta soldiers and two CaIricahua scouts , ! search oi Ggrou.mos camp for the |, rrposs oi allowing the ChirIcanua q 'outs to make a treaty. Gatewood .nseii did not know SEat tue terms of b esty were. The Chiricahuns are be- T eyed Co be the two runners who have U =pt up commuli,atiou.bc.ween GeroB- s DO and the San Carlos reservation w -s- since tLe outbreak, as they said Q ley lnev the lastIles' whereabouts. 1 ! .tc.,oCd LE- mot been heard from vet, l ., though two wesks have elapsed since l ., mt vUTi sLOuid have been receiveu ! ', 1m Lim. Another instance of Ggrcui- o's treacLeTy mIsbt thus result iu tine -- ci t1irty-tWo men. 2. TroEsBUEG, August IA permanent V. rsuizltIou Ot tEe Mexican wnr com ., irlse has been elected here tor the -. .-puS- rf enrolling volunteers and pro .- Ir g !ur tneir d'spatch Co tEe seat of t- .- Il the event Gi Q declaration of war ..- ...u-, that county. 6, SAcEAIENTo, August lI.-A shooting ! .-ls ju1e pla.eia -t evening. between s' ..:Cu AicN toster. edIt1r Ot the Marys- d .le Democrat, aud IEos. c. Robinson. il