Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-08-07

frame building. two stories high and since the removal of the insace 10 ihe new state building at Salem, has been occupied as fruit cannery. Loss from S2O,OOOio S2J.OOO; insurance Sl5.OtO.
 AMSTERDAM. July 29-Two more of the men wounded ID the late riots have died, making tbe total number of deaths resulting from the rot, twenty seven. Many additional arrests have been made. There is no doubt that socIalIsts instigated the riot.
 WASHINGTON, D. C., July 9-COn- gressmAn Henley was yesterday granted leave of absence for the remainder of the session and left for California ID the afternoon steamer.
 WAsHIsGroS. D. C., July 29.-rhe president nominated GeOrEe A. Jenks, of Pen nsylvanIs, to day, to be solicitor general.
 GALVESTON, Tex July 30-Francisco Rssures. a naturAlized American citizen, who was arrested and surrendered, night before last, without q hearing, by the county judge, HOffstetter, upon demand of Chiei of Police MobdragOn. Of Pie dras Negras, Mexico. that te was a horsethIef, was taken from the Mexican prison eight hours after his iuchTcera- ton, carried two miles below Piedrss NegrAs with his hands tied behind him, and brutally shot and buried at the command Ct MOndragon. The murder ed msn had taken out papers of citizen ship. un August 18th, 1873, and promI- neut men in Eagle Pass and PIedras Srgfas, bear testimony that Rasures was an upright. honorable man. The secret underlying this infamous out rage IS that Rssures had won the Affec- tions of a woman ui whom Chief Mon dragon was ensmored. MOndragon, swearing vengeance. detailed two Ot bis burly lieu,enants, one night, to murder his rlval. Rssures badly disa- be his sssailants and escaped to Eagle Pass, MoDdregon, however, de- termined upon h,s removal, trump ed up the charges of horse theft against him and had him eItradIted and shot, The night that Rssures was de- livered to the Mexican authorities. MOn- dragon left for SaltIllo, not, however, before having delivered orders to hls lieutenants to execute Rssures. The victim, in pathetic letter, appealed 10 U. S. Consul Lynn to save hIm, saying that be was an American, gulltless of any trsnsgression against any law, and Moudragon had had him arrested to grAtify his vengeance. This letter was delivered 10 Consul Lynn 10 0hours after it's author had been basely shot. Prior to the receipt of the communication, Consul Lynn had already appeared be- fore the proper authorities of PIedras Negrns and demandedlinB as Rs- sures was an American citizen and had been illegally extradited without proper representation Or bearing, that he be forthwith released. MOnirsgon said that Rssures was out Of their hands, hIs case having been transferred to s higher court at SaltlllO. where the consul would have to make his demands. Subsequent events prove this assertion of MondrsgOn tO be false. Consul Lynn has telesraphed the facts of tue case to Secretary Bay ard, at the same tune informing the State Departmt nt that the reported outrages to American citizens on the Rio Grapde aud m Mexico were not exaG gerAted,I but true, and suggesting vigorous action on the part of the gem erRl government for their protection. The excitement here over this terrible outrage IS at n dangerous pitch and the county officials who were a party 10 1t are roundly denounced and will be sumnsrily removed from office.
 WASHINGTON, July 29-The house committee on foreign affairs to day con sidered Representative LanhRm's resOlu- ton calling on the State Department for correspondeuce touching the Cutting case. Lanham read letter he had re- ceived from the Secretary of State, con- taining assurance that Cutting would be delivered within few days without doubt, SO ii was unnecessary to take any further action on tue resolution. The committee has adjourned until next session.
 The house took up Tor consideration the veto message on the bill granting a pension 10 Andrew J. Wilson, and re- fused to pass it over the veto.
 LONDON. July 29.-The following ap- pointments are officially BnnOunced:
 Secretary of Foreign Affairs, Earl of Iddesleigh; Chief Secretary for Ireland, SIr Michael Hicks Beach; Chancellor of Exchequer, Lord Randolph Churchill, who by virtue of his appointment, be- comes the recognized leader of the con- servatives Tn the house of commons; Secretary for War, lit. Hon. NJ. c. Smith; First Lord of the Admiralty, Lord George HsmIlsOn; Lord High Chancellor. Baron Halsbury; Secretary for India, Rt. Hon. Fredrick Arthur Stanley; Prime Minister and First Lord of the Treasury, Marquis of Salisbury Lord Lieutenant of Ireland. Marquis of LondODdery.
 DUBLIN, July 29.-The United Ireland of to day says, that the truce with land | lords Is shattered, but that the Irish people have not the least intention to | estrauge the Epglish masses, IL would be impossible to produce a more elegant example of the policy of ramming Eng | lish rule down Irish throsts than IS af-
 forded m SslIsbury's appointment as Irish Viceroy, of the Marquis of Lon
 donderry. inheriting as he does the blood
 and name of the cutthroat and heinOus Castleresgb.
 The Freemsn's Journal says that the
 appointment of Lord Londonderry tC
 be Viceroy of Irelaud and of sir Michael l Hicks Beach to be chef secretary, IS l ONlnONh or COtEClOu. AlAcAHtA A@NN'
 be prepared for this.
 Dublin city Is placsrded with appeals to Irishmen to assemble ID their thou
 sands. to make the greatest demonstTa'
 tion possible on the occasion ot the de,
 psrture Ut Lord Lieut.. Aberdeen and
 bis wife from Ireland next week. 1h'
 call is signed: "By order of Citizens
 and trades council committee, ane
 among other things says: "lrishmen; oy
 the nature of your farewell to Earl Aoer
 deen and his noble wife, prove that you
 appreciate the efforts Ot England
 greatest statesman to secure concessionI of Ireland's inslIenable night Co hom'
 rule.'
 SAN FRASCIsCo, July 9.-JUdge M Cooney hss been elected CsliioTuii
 delegate to the Irish National Leagu'
 convention, to te held m Chicago ol
 the 18th of August.
 CHIcAGo, July 29.-Lucky Bsldsin' colt, Laredo. captured the Leland Hote l stakes, for two year Olds. here today Distance three iourths of a mile; tune ' l;l5.
 MORALES, July 29-News reached her
 today from HermOsIllo, that Apache