Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-11-13
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and Richard Roe were also indicted rrothingham was arrested and locked up.
 LONDON, November 9.-Io-day i, Lord Mayors day, but the cIty present. remarkable unusual appearance and scarcely any decorations are to be seen The shutters of shops sse drawn and barrlcaded; the iewelry establishments and banks are heavily barred and bat ta!ions ot police are moving to different points m the city. All these precautions are due to the threatened gathering of socialists st Trafalgar square. The crowd Is increasing 60 vast proportions.
 MILWAUKEE. Wis. November 9.-An uproar exists at La Crosse in this state, on account of the enforcement of the Sunday laws. Not only have saloons been compelled to close but telegraph and telephone companies were required to suspend operaii ns; milk and bakers wagons were stopped; mil repairs nee essary to permit saws to move on MoD- day are not allowed; even the paid choir ot singers ID tue churches must stand the risk of prosecution.
 | CHICAGO, Nov. 9.-About 3CU0 men re- ported for work at the stock yards this morning. Every thlng IS quIet and DO disturbance of any kind reported, The 1 soldiers started on their rounds at j o'clock and patrolled be entire dis trict. Most of the Sho came 10 the yards were bror ytrains. There were DO assP [ of them SO far Us known
 PHESIx ,vember 9.-Grading on the Phe 1 MarIcops railroad IS progressing Jidly and track laying will begin as rooD as the material ar rIves-
 | LONDON, November 9.-At noon the police cleared the square. Nothing hap pened during the procession, but the police were constantly hooted by tine crowd that surrounded the square and | increased to immense size. After the procession passed the square the crowd was allowed to enter. Here the social. ists leaders addressed the group. The police did not interfere. Res Jlutions asking the government to provide work | for the unemployed and to reduce to eight hours days work, were carried amid loud cheering. The crowd then dispersed.
 A number of anti-sOcislists attempted l 70 | falgar square but they were attacked and roughly handled by their opponents and driven from the scene.
 INDIANAPOLIS, November 9.-Gentle- men from Jasper and Clinton counties are ID the city with view of securing active measures to prevent the spread of pleuro- pneumonia. which has developed | to an alarming extent in the last few days. They say ihat in tbeir vicinity over a thousand cattle are affected with the mBlady which IS rapidly spreading. Dr. Ngvip. state veterinary, has already ordered a number killed, and the gentle men think that tLe state should pay for those killed. and wanted an official opinion fir n the attorney general to | that effect, but that official assumes a very different view of 1t.
 SHASTA, Gal. November 9-Patrick | CeronIn, & resIden, of Lewiston, Trinity county, for over thirty years, IS missing. ! His friends alarmed at bis non-appear- ancs for several days went to hIs cabin which was found nhed. Parties have been searching the mountains and drag ging the Tiye,, but as yet no clew of the missing man raE been found. The sup position is tha: he was murdered for the money be wAs thought to keep in hIs cabin. The sheriff went out yesterday to investIgB.e.h
 | GALVESTON, Nov g--E special tO the News from Brenesm says: Much excite ment was caused last night by the re- ceipt of a telegram from the citizens committee at Grabail. asking for fifty armed men to be sent to quell negro insurrection. The men have been sent. It IS thought the trouble Is the out growth of an election row
 SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Nov. 9.-Hewlstt Griner. one of the most extensive ranch men ID western Texas, w,s killed last night ct Los Vices, Mexico, jus, across the line from Relico, Tex. Griner lived with his family at Uvalde and had gone over into Mexico with hIs employees to see about the condition of the stock on a ranch he owned there. Some tIme ago he had a difficulty with some MeIicans living adiOlning his hRciends. and the natives at that time threatened to kill him II he again appeared there. Yes terday the American were attacked by Me1Icans and pitchet battle ensued m which Griner's body WAS riddled with bullets and one of his men was also killed, named E. r. McMahon. GrIner's party killed one of the Mexicans The surviving Americans made their escape to this side. under q volley of bullets from the Minchesters of the Mexicans. The AmerIcaDs along the border are terribly iDcensed and declare they will have vengeance.
 | PHESIX, Nov. 6.-The official canvass gives the republicans coroner, recorder, one representative, John Y. T. Smith and councilman, l.. H. Goodrich. The democrats elected the balance. No change in figures Gs to territorial candI- dates
 MoRRIsrowS, \. J., Nov. 9.-An e1- plo-ion occurred at Forciie PoEder works at Lake Hepstong shortly before $ o'clock this afternoon. Doe man was laIled and five others seriously injured. | WASHINGTON. November a-Tbe Sec retary of the Intenor having received from the war department telegram from General Howard saying that Gen. Miles reports that seven hundred Hual- pai Indians, located on a reservation in northwestern Arizona, are now in a des- titude condition and m barren coun- try, and mus, be fed or will stare, has requested the military authorities tO issue two-thirds rttions per day to these Indians to the extent of S5.O00. all oi the appropriation made by congress for their support, and in the event that that sum proves insufficient to subsist them through the winter months or until they are able to provide for themselves, and that the interior department be advised of the fact before the S5.0O0 are eX hsusied, when further provisions wll If possible be made for their subsIs tence. The government ration for sr Indian is three pounds of beef gross, and half a pound of flour per day. EUREKA. Nevada. November 9-Tht fact has just been learned here that or the second instant q miner named Patrick O'Brien wss killed by John Reid at TreSille, Nye county. Reit who was generally known as ''ScOtty recently arrived from Sonora snd Ari zons. O'Brien having had trouble witt the deputy sheriff was looking for tn, deputy with a shotgun. when "Scotty to avoid trouble took the gun from him. O'Brien started for -Scotty" witt dirk knife, and when within a few psces, ''Scotty'' fired the shotgun, taking effect in the breast of OBrien who theI D l stahhal ssGcnsfvW trira onns in th.