Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-07-31

app4aui the police TOT theIF b4@f0'g "HN prompt action and severely condemn the rioters.
 LAWRENCE, kASs., July 27 William O'CUnuCr was arrested last night Tor the murder of Hannah Conway, with whom he has lived several months. The Tact oi the murder was made known by OCOnuor himself, who bOasted of ms deed yesterday. When arrested be spoke of the murder ID tiippaHt manner and said Co the officers: "she's where sneI II dc 10 harm; you'll find whats lefi of her n the wOCdshed.' He told them where to dig for the body. When found, beth legs were cut oil and the head crushed in. There were also some signs Ci on attempt to burn the body. O'COunor says he discovered m January that tLe woman Was uufsithiul tO him, and drove her from the house. She visited him several time, and the last time. on Saturday, he determined tO ap- pease his wrath with her blood. He allowed her tO remain over night and m the morning killed her without warning with an ax. ID court to-day he sad he was glad be had killed her and expected to be hanged.
 SARATOGA. Y. Y. July 27-The first race here to-day, mile dash, was won by J. l.. Eagsn's three year old, Prlclosa; lime Eff
 DUBLIN. July 27.-At meeting of tho NatI1ual League here yesterday. Joseph Bigger. N. F., made speech m which be sgli there was no reason tC feel des- poudenl over anything the conservatives night attempt. The Parnellites, he said, had already unmade two govern nerts and II was not unlikely that they would unmake third. He hoped, in auy case, they would never assist Cham berlaln, whom Ee characterized a5 the most dishonest politician Ot the age.
 AMSTERDAM, July 27-Further at tempts al noting were made last night, but pOlice succeeded III GisperslDg the mob before any serious disturbance had taken place. The total casualties resulting from the outbreak, are 2j kill cd Hud 9O wounded.
 WASHINGTON, July 25-Tke delega- ton of Apache Indians. including Cratic, who have been ia the city for several days iu charge Of Captains Bourke and D1rst and with the half breed, Mickey Free, Gs interpreter, had m audience with the president Gt noon to-day. The president told them that that what secretaries Lamar end Endl- colt had agreed to do for them had been written down and would be presented to him for his approval. He promised to give their wishes thor ough consideration. The Indians were very much pleased with the Presidents words as interpreted to them by Mickey Free. and uttered frequent grunts of satisfaction.
 DENVER, Col, July 27.-Andrew Green "cUlOred" was publicly hanged here yesterday m the presence of 15.- Ul0 people for the murder of Joseph C. Whitney, a street car driver. cn May l9, last The murder was committed for the purpose of robbery. Kansas With CTS, an aCcomplice, was sent to the pen Itsutiary for life. Green was 2i years Ol l, aud confessed the crIme from the gsllOws. Owing to faulty apparatus, he died Cf siralgulation.
 ROME, 27-Reports from inc cholera inflicted the provinces for the twenty four hours ended at six o'clock last evening are as follows: "Ireulz, 43 new cases. 2l deaths; Padua, 19 new eases f deaths, Venice, = new cases. < deaths.
 CmcAGo, July 2S.-In the anarchists trial this morning II. L. Gilmer, painter, ! te-tIhed Co arriving a HBymafket at | 9:iJ o'clock at the corner of Desplaiues | and Randolph streets. He saw a wagon | occupied by speakers; Elelden wus | speaking. Witness saw some cue leave | the wagon and start toward Gn alley | where four or five persons were cover ing; witness was at the mouth of the l alley; Ri that moment some one cried |: 1 Here comes the pOIce,' then c man | who left the wagon and joined the par ! tIes In the alley, ltt match. and placing | 1t sgaInst something held in the hand | ut one Ot the persons, a fuse began to | sizZle, and immediately thereafter a | bomb was thrown.
 Witness was shown picture of | Schnaubel. and recognized It Rs that of l the ulsn who threw the bomb.
 How many men were there2
 Four or five.
 Nou say the men came from the wagon | and joined this group; can you recog- nize any of the deiendants; is that the 1 mans
 Yes tha. is the man. Pointing at | Spies. When Spies was pointed out. | he displayed great and palpable agita- tiCn.
 Do you recognize any of the remain ing defendants ss composing any part of l that grOup?
 les, that man there, was one of the | group. pointing to Fischer.
 This testimony following that O., ThOmp,ou's yesterday, occssionei a most profound sensation m the court room.
 Crosse txamiuGtiOn-fil replied | that be thought be saw Schawb near the wagon.
 Where were you that evening before you went to Hsymsrket;
 was at the Palmer House.
 What were you doing there?
 desired 10 see Governor MorrIll and | Judge Ford
 Witness was piled with all forms of questions, but answered them apparent ly satisfactorily.
 And you say It was Spies that left the wagon and joined the group in the alley and !it match which fired the bomb | that caused the explosion at Hay market2
 1 do.
 Apparently bsiiled and exhausted the closed and the court adjourned for dinner. The anarchists. Spies and Fischer, appeared To be completely broken down by the -amAgIns character of the evidence so ,C-ty delivered against them.
 SAN FRANCISCO. July 2S.-The rrcss committee of the 2Oth National En- 'amPmeut of the Grand Army Of the Republic opened their headQuarters to iEy ln G suit If rooms on the first ioor ot the Grand hotel, facing Market ini New Montgomery streets, and will here receive and entertain, properly accredited journalists, attending the .ucampment. Federal officers in this fly have been authorized to regard August ihe thiEd as a legal holiday.
 SAN FEASCIscO, July sS-Shortly be- ore F to-day, Chinese highb!nder named Lee Chuck shot and instantly ,i.lsd anotheF Chinaman named Yen uIg m any alley Tn Chinatown. An ,iLt'r, Martin, who was hear saw Chuck ieeing from the scene of the murder md ran after him; the murderer turned md snapped a pistol twice ID Martins FFrff fI.l. H.fu.f~rr I L..