Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-12-18
NO. IS

son second assistant superintendent vrs . beaten into insensibiEty. The assz- . snts are believed to be hood Gms.
 WASHINGTON, Dec. l3.-Ihe citizen of Washington having subscribed guarantee fund of S5l,O1O to insure the
 pay ment of prizes and expenditure fer
 a national drill Rnd eusanpmsnt, tle
 executive committee nos give nct'r,
 that sGch drill and eUcampmeut VII
 be given ID Washington on The 2''d ct
 >iay, lSS!. and will end Ou Drcorstlol Day-May 30th.
 SAN FRANCISCo, Doc. .-i-Esriy this morning Police Officer F. j. Oscooi Ess stabbed m the neck by m uuSnovn man. OsSoOd. not realizing hs Ea- c1i. immediatsly'gav pursuit, but Sss soon forced tO stop from weEkuss, raurei tF loss O. blood. OsgOOd then USds Lf
 way Co the cIty receiving hospifs vtef- his w0uud was dressed. lt v-s -gt Ia [ that time considered csI Ef-.,+, G-f To ! few hours later q secCnls-T t-r;p-rbsy, | set in from the rss1,t Cf -l.ca O-go,I | Gied st eleven OclDrE. t-fuTs q f
 death Oserod made si-'erE r; 1f tlf
 cutting. He said that ;ne t.lr cane I'D | to him and asked him h1v t1 r--oger n
 watch which had been sto.cl fr1u boa
 Ossood told him, sud the Usn. seeming | ly satisfied, walked scsc-s t.e s:-e --
 a few minutes later b. returned. s9u1g- ently to say something U-ore. but vbr- he got clCss to the Ch For Le Trlcs y ! drew Q knife and ssabbeI hiu g---rGr 1
 word of Vsraing. OsgCCt ~l- unable | Co identify th- ssssssiD. "ui1c tI tsI
 darkness which prevailed -i tre ire | the stSbblDg WEs done. t'rcs,s o N.- | about X years old aud leaves ..2,fir | He has been on the force over rtSLt
 years.
 SAN FsANCIsco, Decembe I3-At tlo ! opening Of the stock board this u Tuilf | little change occurred lr VIlcts. irrE ! those at the close CD SatITCsy. ia
 some shares there wss a slight Jrcp. while others made e small advance. | SAN FRASc1sco, December I3.-Abclt | year and a Ealf ago Nr. Hannah q.
 gram. 0 middle aged woman. a'rd f-
 this city leaving an estate valued -s | Si5.COO. In her wIil she d,-iukt-i
 her husband. John IogTaJn The Uil | left by her made Rev. J. l.. Hatch, ga
 intimate friend of the isc-assi, colo | ie2gtee and eXecutOr Ot the eststr. q.
 the probate court to-day Judge C,i-s rendered a decision referring c z E,.f
 the will Co probate. The JudSr derl--e- 1t is his belief that Hatch uI duy il- f,ueDced the deceased ai tbr ,IGe Che will vas executed,
 SAN FRANCIsCO, December lS-AtrTi noon to- day as car 43 of the Suttsr stree line reached the termIIus of the road -' Central avenue several strikers ro1r.-t the car and asked tho conductor auI gripmsn tO desert. They re'used snt
 were pel,ed with stones D tt- rrCs- The car started down Central avrra.
 when the same request was made ai --- gripmsn and conductor. A--iu t.r strikers met with & refusal and ast'-.. shower of stones followed. One u' O.. new employees jumped of the Te-r form of The car and exclaimed -lu can't take of the car, aud co ta5 sem time drew 8 revolver and fired Wto 't
 crowd and young man Sss seeH tn D.. shot through the head. Tbs -1"t -l
 peGred to Bc; as a sIgnai and Saa lr.u fiately followed by yO..ey .ruJl Tl. other men who boarded the c.s ui t-.- terminus. The crowd scattered and sla in all directions. Sergeant baElsaii caught the man who is clasnied Co have fired the first shot and placed ham ur der arrest. The man gave the EsI-r -i JnO. kelsey. The shooting put atoF tO all trsffiO on the hne. lave arre-is
 were T=e.iA Kelsey denies he hsSt 'l- first shot.
 A number os different versions are gwen to the fatality to-day. J. L. hci- Fey, the first nsn arrested. is UFlrysd as wa,chmsn by the Nutser -tscv; Tlt" Austin Fitzserali and about s dozen other men, when CT containing L-a men came along and the crowd CCE- menced to smash its windows au1 st r. the griprnau. Seeing th.-. -..L ht sey, "McCcri told us tO i-i'e :h-l ..-t4 if possible. We made % dash ai ta crowd, when they began throwing tt-.- and stones at us and one Cf tAs etuI.a hit me ou the shoulder Slc-..s after one Of our men dropped, when Nc Cord told us to protect thBt man aaA car. then drew my revolver ant t.ed four shots into the crowd. The "tEv- Eru
 pulled their pistols and commeurr4 e.. inO mic the ar. | sup2cs- IG ar -l1-L dozen shots were fired" h lsP.s ., qu0s,ions he firmly adhered :o AIs -,Gl.- ment that he fred hIs revolver iLtl tlr air. and moreover ssid that rro.T uut 70 the other men that shot fired t.
 weapons of up into the si-- oticrr
 Giuuis. who uas 70 the dummy at ca, time the first shot was hfrd, tri.- -r following story w hen | HruVet it duo Farrell was " iag to HppeSSe 'l- mol. and three or iorr Ueu >alt rl-s would charge hIm wl;h -AuoulE sliH the mob. | dld not ser hID shoot, -sl | do nut ior certain know Ta1 -Ii t. shooting, l was on ths j-umg and did not count the shots. tLarr vr enough =huts to -ati,fy I-e- bLt z -.I not take the trouble tO see suetl-- few more or lea vsrs tred, heard tte tirst shot fired. but dIj not see % lr cause | was on the dgun.,, and % ra-.- from the rear nf tGe ear. h- s"Hu a- ..r car started, rocks and mud hes al O. | Was Lit three tIme- myself hy T.r-- but 1 was DOt hurt much When N- <A down n llttle way the car was ,iupl' and ths shooting began tlr moo Nh-t ei to kill Afct ord then. Lrl tte5 VI. ed to get at Bob Fitzgsrsit, one oi Ai. | Cords men. who tLeg ssiI Aepi nn -i7-a< | hi5 pistol into the cruvi. -rvrFai i--.- ! came to me tO arrest th. m9u. and -' arrested him, ani here I- l-s gun tl.l a-
 you see it" Farrell wai caHfgrl "n .-- prlson register w,;h felony
 l L. J. V-r1ew, conductor on ta- Sa't'. : street line. and Ous o' the -ifiAei-' [ that he vas s;Gliils within h Tee i--- | oF u.(,ar3 when 'he zhuts ve-a i-f1- T | r,a, had .1zt ,!is1andsd theIr pr1c-s sill and were endessuring c. Eet some rf ttr ravmen who were working on ,he rea' to leave. They wsre all very 4uiet n4 peace able. Eni no threats of any ni [ ,r,ra ussi TEese were Do stones tL-reI bv tbs strikers. but som. Doys that .'. lowed the moving procession UsJ h-F- tbrogu stones when the trouble oc>-a-
 -ed Few o, the stnkers were trslng O. ioduce the gripmen Co leave th- -i xhen NcCofd ordered the men Co leF The gripneu alone. The striker --i not leave the dummy soon enor<a -, .uit McCcrd. ShO became enrast4 --- shouted c. his men Co shot t Hendricks. striker, hviog st ll4. Si
 street. and Michael MoT0uey. Tl' he was disinteres.ei spectator.
 a,anti.ted Nsrues's account of ne ing. witu the exception that N'ronrJ did not hear McCord tell hie
 shoot