Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-12-04

n uere wanted on several charges, and who preferred to stand the chance of being sbot to surrendering, and fired on the officers with the result that one of
 hem, Officer Henry, was killed out right and Mcclure SO fatally wounded thss he died lsst night.
 DUBLIN, November 26-The Irish Times, conservative, says the govern ernmsnt has resolved to promptly sup. press all anti-rent snd other illegal com. binstions. also that John Dillon has beeI summoned to appear Tn court Mon day neIt, and show cause why criminal information should not bc sworn against him for sentiments he recently express ed ID 8 speech. encouraging tenants to follow the example of those on the Clan- csido estate in County Galway. Dillon in his speech advocated a general sub mission to eviction rather than pay rents, as the best means for bringing the landlords of Ireland to terms with the occupyers of lands in Ireland The speech which Dillon is cited to explain, wss delivered ct Woodford, October 18th.
 SEw YORK, November 26--At the Ken- sral cbnventloD of the Fenian brother hood ID thIs city this week. all offcisl connection of O'Donavsn Rossa with the brotherhood vss dissolved. Various rumors as to the cause of Rossa's rels- ton individually Tn IrIsh matters are assigned for this action. but the facts are closely guarded by those who know them.
 WrLKlsBABRE, Pa, November 26.- The ,.l1,A.~, -k,Ia k- sw jured men were being taken from tbe shaft was terrible. A crowd of several hundred persons had gathered at the mouth of the shaft, among them the wives, mothers and daughters of the iD- jured men. As they were taken out of the pit they were brought to the engine house, and the women made desperate efforts to gain SD entrrnce. The frantic demonstrations of grief were heart rend- ing, but they were sternly kept outside of the building, while the blsokeuei. scorched and bleeding victims of the disaster were wrapped in blankets soak cd in oil The floor of the engine house was covered with writhing human forms, so disfigured by fire ss to be unrecogni- Esble. As fast ss possible they were taken to the hospital or to theIr homes, and SO promptly was the work done that by 9 o'clock this evening every ono had been taken out and earned away.
 SAN FRANCESCA. November 1.-The second letter of Railroad CommHsioner Carpenter in answer to ". H Tagg.rt < Co, of Kingmsn, ArIz-. complaining of their discrimination, was read at 6 meeting of the State Railroad Commis- sion. and unanimously approved. The letter ID substance confirms the previous ly expressed opinirn that the California Railroad Commissioners have DO juris- dic'iOn over the railroad operations which extend beyond the borders of the sts's.
 SAN FsASCIsCo, November 27-Gress excitement prevoiled in the mining stock board to-day. There was Q gener- al rise all along the liue. The largest advances we're in the Best and Bslcher, which closed yesterday st e7lI and closed to-day st SPA. Consolidated California Virginia closed yesterday at Sl9H; opened to-day si s2l1S. and closed st sS5. Opher closed yesterday at 9T; opened to-day at S105s, closed at sl21l, The sales were very large.
 OoNsTAsrIsoPLI, Nov T.-A severe huOCA Oa chEhuQhAAc Nto Acll tO-Q9y ID smyrna, Tohosme and Chios-
 PARIS, November 27.-The munieipsl council of Paris has requested United States Minister McLsne to intercede with the Governor of Illinois in behalf of the condemned Anarchists of Chicago
 ALBUoUEsoUE. N. M., November 26-I A horrible tragedy occurred near Hack berry, Arizona. this afternoon. Chzrles spencer and Charles Cohn, partners in stock r,i.ing. on going to town in 6 wag- on, began a dispute over . settlement of accounts. and bought two horses. Spencer threw 6 vbi-key bottle at Cohn, striking him in the face and knocking VII cutting c frishtful Essh. The lst- ter, trenIied at the assault, rushed upon bis partner snd with Q pocket knife stsb- and slso severed the juRglar vein. Cohn took hIs dead partner to town and gave himself up ts the officers
 DUBLIN, November 27.-The procla- mstion of the msrquis of Londonderry, Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, prohibiting the holding of the advertised National leauge meeting at Sligo tomorrow, has been posted throughout SlIGo and has produced great excitement.
 DUBLIN. Nov. 27.-John Dillon hes been summoned to appear ID court oL Tuesday next. the charges against him being that bis language at 6 meeting held at Longford on sbe 7th inst. led to an asssult upon 6 bsilih snd resistence 10 the execution of decrees, and that at the Munroc meeting on Monday lsst be made 8 speech calculated 10 intimid ste. The citation calls upon Dillon to find sureties for his good behavior. in de- fault which he will be committed to jsil
 NEW YORK. November 27.-The direc- tors of the Missouri Pacific railroad held Q meeting to-day and appointed s. Fl. H. Clark, formerly manager of the Union Pacific railway. ss first president of th. Missouri Pacific railroad vice Hoxis de- ceased.
 Nlw YORK, November 27.-Henry George stated to-day be vss making ar engagements for the publication of 6 weekly paper which he intended 70 oissur on the first of the year It will be called The Standard. H said it would be 6bouI the size of the Irish World and would sell for five cente.
 BosroS. November N.-Some time ago the Globe sent letters of inquiry to leading democratic congressman asking what action congress should take on the tariff question the coming session. Nearly all of the replies were in favor of 6 revision of the present laws, though they differ ss to the means by which is should be accomplished.
 SAN FRANCISCO, November H-A special from London in the Call this morning says: The arrest of John Dil lon is the leading topic. London circles are much exc ted over the affair and ns- turslly approve the decision Of the gov ernmeut. In political as well ss club | circles, the opinion IS generally express | ed that Psruell aud the other Irish lead srs will be likely 10 find themselves in prlson before the opening of parliament. Timothy H.rriugto h. P, secretary of the Irish National League, in an inter vlew said: "I regard the prosecution of Dillon as 8 great victory for the Irish party. By it's action the government admits the complete failure of their rule ID Ireland. under existing laws, and have taken the frat step In series of press prrsecutions, imprisonment of the Irish leaders and the prohibition of msetinss
 which Fl doubtless follow. If Dillon l tbn o0varpnAnt Ike