Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-05-08

' | ten days ago, ostensibly to attend shooting match in s neIghbsring city | X letter was received from Morgan iron San Francesca stating that he would b home Sunday last. This Is the las
 heard or seen of him. His family con | ncctions are of the very best.
 CHICAGO. May 4-The McCOrmicl
 reaper works opened as usual this morn ing, about one half of the wOTEmen re ! turning, despite tue intimidation an, bloodshed of yesterday morning l spe
 cisf force of police are on duty to pro
 tee. the men on their way to work.
 CHICAGO, May 4.-The Aroieter Zeit
 ung, q German paper edited by SD:es
 socialist, who was one of the speaker.
 who inclted yesterdays riot at McCor mick's announces this afternoon that
 great meeting of "the people" will b'
 held tonight on Desplaires street art
 "whoever condemns the horrible brutGli
 ty O! yesterday must be thsre." Tn, paper further sGys: WOrkingueu, th,
 hated police yesterday murdered four a
 your brothers and then wounded per
 hsps twenty-five more at McCOrmicki
 factory. Had your brothers who had
 nothing but stones 60 defend themselge,
 been srme.s with good weapons ana
 dynamite bombs, none of them would
 have escaped. As it vas, only four Oi
 them (the pOlicemen) were wounded
 That is sad. Yesterdays massacre Oc
 cured that the forty thousand strikers
 in this city might be filled with fear and
 terror; that the dissatisfied and rebel.
 lious laborer nigh: be driven under the yoke of slavery. Will this end be ac compiished! Has not n miscalcuiation
 been made: The next few days will an. swer this question. We will not specu. late on the course Of events" The pa. per then goes on to give 6 detailed nc count of the trouble and puts the re- spOnsibiliiy entirely on the police. Spies blsO says that some of the policemen m the background of the crowd he was Gd- dressing raised the cry lon to McCIr- mick's." The same paper also says the policemen used their clubs n dispersing the procession of striking girls, and adds: "ln whose veins does not the blood course faster when he hears oi this shameful net of these beasts: Whoever Is a man mus. show it."
 ATHENS, May 4-The powers have instructed their ministers here to re- main at their posts. ls Is believed the powers will accept the guarantee from France that she will secure .he disarma- ment of Greece, and they will not tix the actual period for its accomplish ment.
 SAN FRANCISCO. May IA memorial signed by some of the most prominent ship owners, ship builders and lumber dealers of the Pacific coast, has been addressed to congress asking that the HaSaiian reciprocity treaty with this country be not abrogated. as 1t would seriously interfere with the interests represented by the petitioners.
 CHICAGO. May "A report has just been received that SIX policemen have been killed III HaymRrket where GnRr- chists are holding meetings.
 A man who was standing Tn the crowd received q pistol ball in his thigh and has just been brought Co the central police station. He says that during the progress Of n speech by one of the so- cialIsts, a squad of officers marched close by to the speakers stand, when some one shouted "kill them" Almost a5 soon as the words had been spoken. three bombs were thrown from near the stand into the midst of the squad of officers, they exploded instantly and five policemen fell and others were fatally wounded, and several of the so- ciaiIsts did not escape; Rn officer who hRs just arrived from the scene says that there is TO doubt that at least five Ofiicers were fatally wounded. Persons living on the west side of the square from the scene of disturbance report that just after the explosion of the bombs, which was terrific, was instantly followed by a fusilade Of revolver shots.
 NoGALEs, May j.-Lieut. Clark Of Captain LebO's troOp, K 10 Cavalry, (colored) came in this morning a1d brings the following report of an en- gagement wi,h the hostiles: Captain Le5o who has been on the trail from the scene of the massacre of the Peek family, crossed the railroad track a few miles south of this place on Sunday and folloEcd the trail to the Pinito noun tGins, about thirty miles southeast of thIs place, were he came on the Indians to tbe number of about thirty. 4 sharp fight lasting one hour ensued in which one colored private was killed and one corporal wounded. Two Apaches were killed and one wounded. Captain Lebo finding he could not dislOdge the h. diaus from their stronghold among the rocks, retired for water taking with him the dead and wounded. Two more of troops which were sta toned here were ordered to the scene of action. A courier is looked for at any with s report ola decisive en- gagement today.
 MILWAUKEE, May 4.-Reports from Bay View are of most serious nature and announce the gathering of idle to ihe number of seveu or eight thousand. Local militia companies the Sheridan guards and Lincoln guards have been sent to Bay View by train up Dn request of Mayor Wallber. Governor Rusk 5as issued an order tO the follow ing companies oi the First Regiment to report at Milwaukee at the eariiest pos 'ible moment: Janesville. Racine, Mon- | roe, Bsloit. Delevan. WhiteEaie-, Oar ington and Madison.
 MILWAUKEE, May i-Four militia companies are now stationed at Bay lew. Upon the appearance of the sol | Hers they were stoned by the mob snd | 'everal men were slightly injured. Capt. | Borchard of the hosciusko guards was 'truck with a brick, whereupon be or iered his men to fire one volley into the lir. Superintendent Parker decided tO Jose tie Bay View rolling inIlls which | llso had tendency to restore quiet. General Manager Miller of the MiIwau tee x St. Paul railway informs Sheriff Dasehen that the destruction of the con- ,any's freight house is threatened and !sked that protection be offered.
 LONDON May 4.-GlsdstcDe has is ned manifesto C. bis constituents re- ieving the opposition to his home rule proposal. He reiers tO tue foreign ex- ,ressions Of sympathhy with the plans md says: "I have received conclusive that kindred people regard EIih warm fraternsl sympathy, the at- empt to solve the troubled relations be ween Ireland and England. On the idle adverse to the government are ound station, title, wealth, social m hence and the professions It con ludes as follows: My countrymen of scotland and England, can do much -ith you collectively and not with any !.