Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-11-20

tue DN tQ 8 cold blooded murder of the thIrtee year old school girl, Mamie Kelly, b Aleck GoldensOn, on Wednesday las
 hourly increases m intensity. The peO pie fully reallze the dastsrdly nature q tue crime. Threats of lynching ar freely made and the following card ap peared in todsy's papers, Murder Murderi Murder The chastity of ou
 daughters has been dealt a foul anC
 cruel blow. An innocent and harmles child has been shot dead by cowardl!
 assassin. A little orphan with neithe
 father nor brother to wIpe the deatl
 damp from her brow, and svenge thu
 cowardly deed. Men of San Frsncisc,
 attend the meeting at the Metropolitan
 Temple this (Fnday) night, corner O
 Fifth and Jesse sts, at s o'clock anC
 take such action as the meeting ID it. wisdom may adopt
 9p. m.-AD immense mass meeting # now III progress. It Is feared that the
 mob will make sn attempt to break
 open the jail and a large squad of police ! will assist them to preserve order.
 I The MetrOpolItan Temple was packed
 to its utmost capacity and the whole ! block on which the building is located was also crowded with a mass of people anxious to participate in the demonstra-
 tlon. Inside the hall the meeting was presided over by W. Fl. Hobart who addressed the audience cOunseling peace 1 and quiet. He stated that the meeting
 was not called for riOtous purposes. but
 merely tO express the moral sentiments
 or the community over the last and
 most at'OcIOus crime committed ID this
 city. He cautioned the people to sup
 press their revengeful feelings and give
 justice time tO show it's hand. He was
 followed by Judge Roberts who spoke
 m the same strain. advising that TO
 overt set be committed 70 cast a shame
 on the city of San Francisco. c. II.
 Middleton, who announces himself as a
 dynamlter. wss the only one who ad-
 vised immediate action On the part of
 the gathered pOpulace. He referred to
 the fact of twenty two convicted mur-
 derers being confined m the jail and
 said that forbearRnce had ceased to be
 virtue. In conclusion he added: IF
 you are men proceed Rt once 10 the
 county jail, take the latest and most
 tiendish culprIt from his protectors and
 hang hIm." Meanwhile outside the crowd was addressed by number of
 men. all of whom exhorted the people
 to preserve the peace. Among the
 speakers outside were two men named HsmIll and Hagerty. As soon
 B5 the audience came out of the hall the cry twas raised of lon to th- county jail" It was soon taken up and in few minutes the crowd, which now nun bered over seven thousand people, fell into line and marched to the county Iail, located on Broadway, between Rear ney and Dupont streets. and about a mIle away. As the column turned into ke 'rney street it's numbers were largely augmented until by the tune it reached the junction Of kearney with MontgOm- cry avenue, over ten thousand men were ID line. On arriving st the jail they found their intent had been anticipated. l FOrewarned was fOreafmei with the | cIty authorities. Tn front of the iBil ! were drawn up in double column forty | policemen. who allowed no one 10 ap- | proach nearer that twenty feet of the | building. As there appeared tO be no | lead, the mob was entirely unOrganiz- | ed and without any definite line of ac- ti6n. butt s-sfowi iIaufe ssea l. 27.n:, z, 5eT,isL6y became bOldeT end soon be- q gan ieering and yelling st the police and throwing stones. The off, ficers were he'd back by their superiOrs unliI what was considered a more dan gerOus crisis.
 Men were posted throughout every position in the building from the roof downward While the turmo was a. its height. Msior General Iurnbull appeared at the county Iail and held a conference with Sheriff Hop kins, the substance of which WAS that If lt became necs ss1ry the sheriG was tO csli on General Turnbull ss represents. i've of the state authorities for aid. General Turubull stated that this after neon he had ordered a number of com pauies of militia to be st their srmories n readins ss io csse of need.
 Chef Crowley timely appreciated the need of endorsements for bis force and another detachment of thirty-fvo were Iuickly brought to assist in guarding he approaches to the jail. With this strength, charges were made 1n the crowd at intervals.
 Chief Crowley ordered tte entire block ln wh ch tho jail is situated to be clear Fl snd a seTIes of charges by the police which ended in the streets be- uG swept as far as Dupont street The ,rOwd then began slowly thinning out. The danger was then known tO be past. The crowd vss gradually driven further md further from the jail until none but ! few hundred straggle' g were left The excitement was at its height ahnut 10 o'clock when II was es.Ima'ed 2O.OOO peo pie were gathered in the vicinity. At II o'clock all wss over.
 BOMBAY. November 12.-The Ghilsea ehels in AfgbanIstan have been attackad Jy the Afghan general sent 10 su5Gue hem and badly defeated. The general ent to Cabul ten carloads of heads of rbels killed in battle as token Of the -iJsory othis forces.
 NEW YoEE. November l3.-The will of Irs. A. T. Stewart was admitted to probate thus morning.
 LONDON, November l2.-InfOrmatiOn 1 las been received here that much alarm ,xists in MadrId n consequence of re ports ofthe threatened outbreak against he government and that extensive mill ary precautions are being taken. News [ rom Catalonia shows that bad state of ceiling prevails among the people and ising ia feared m Cad!z. Also an inci- lent has occurred which leads The gov ,rnment to believe that trouble is imni- lent, thIs Eas the refusal of 1000 sol Hers to embark for Cuba to which place [ hey had been ordered.
 GENEVA, N. r., November l3.-The ieavIess snow storm ever e1periene lere iu the season IS now prevailing. The snow Is twenty inches deep on the evel and in drifts from three to SIX Tee, ieep. Trans two hours late.
 WArERrowS, N. l., November 13.- There was heavy snow fall last night md 1t DOW is still falling. It IS now ,yer one and one-hslt feet deep, and rains are Impeded.
 SAN FRANCIsco, November l3-Oficisl , eturns from five counties are still lack rc on the vote for attorney general ! Estimating the vote in Jh lse counties a. l he same ss cast Tor governor the plura- isy for Hart, republican, over Johnson, { leus. will be 2J6. The official returns ot ( he vote for sup rintendent of pu5iii I ustruction are lacking from seven cOun- : i,s Estimating the vote in thes com , i, as being the same ss that cast for ,overn1r the plurality of HOitt, (rep) [ ,yer Moulden, (dem,) wlll be RoOut 70. : rbfs vrtII divide the state ticket as fOl- q