Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-08-21
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men were or A party Ct rancneFs and 3 were Gmbushed by the Indians.
 7 WAsHIsGToN, Aug. IG-General Chris . topher c. Augur, retired, U. S. A., was , shot four times, about one o'clock this
 morning at his residence. by a negro
 named William Pope, His wounds will ! not prove serious. although ha may be 3 confined to his house for some time. , To-day he was resting quietly. Pope
 and another colored man were standing in front ot the Generals residence, us-
 ing profsne and obscene language,
 when he opened the door aEl ordered
 themtro move away. Tho onIy response he received was a v3iley of proiane , abuse and coarse epi;nets. This was more than he could s;sni and armed . with a light cane be rushed upon the
 two men and struck one shHrp blow on the head. AS he did 70 the negro drew a pistol and fired; the ball struck Gen.
 Augur in the right leg Pope fired
 again, the ball also took effect m the
 right leg. Two more shots were fired,
 one of which struck the General ID the
 left leg and the other in the side. The
 negro who fired :he shots IS 9 notoriCus
 character, and has already served & term
 in the penitentiary for murder. He has
 been arrested.
 BELFAST, Aug. l6.-klotIng has been
 resumed and from midnigh: last Disht
 until four o'clock this mOruing rife
 fight was ID progress on Shank Hlil and
 Old Falls road. One person vas killed
 and many wounded. The town IS seeth-
 ing.
 SAN FRASCIsCo, Aug I6.-The Texan I
 but war will wipe out tho disgrace which
 the arrest of Editor Cutting has cast
 upon the United States. A number Of
 Texans held meeting Tor the purpose
 of raising volunteers Co go to Icxss. X portion of this scheme was tO get emi-
 grants to locate in the "Lone Star
 State all well armed and ready to loIn the army at the call oi Gov, Ireland. 1 Yesterday the plan was made public, as
 q notice was publshed that mass
 meeting would bc held on Tuesday
 evening at the Texas emigration head | quarters, ID Military Hall, ou Bo"tTy. | l be call was for able bodied men, tO
 whom arms would be furnished and they
 would b. transported Co the Teas bor-
 der free of charge.
 WASHINGTON, AuguGt l6-Ihe post
 master general EGs issued B circular uf instruction tO pOstuastsrs preparatory
 to putting into operation ou October
 first the Gct of Aug. ith. l,s6. Gujhoflz- lnE an extension oi the sgecI1l delivery system 10 all post offices and Co al kiu.!s ot naIlab!G matter.
 CmcAGo, Aug. I6-Whe.f closed a hall higher cash I6 Sept. sis. H.H and five hundred yard race here Co Gly ] whs won b. Baldwin's Leeky E. lime l 2:lj.
 PANAMA, Aug. 16.-The smallpox is ! spreading very extensively throughout | the repubhc of Cails.
 SAN FEAScIsco, Aug. IG.-Superi1r Judge Hunt to-day rendered a decision 10 favor O. defendants iE the case of | Wilson J. Hardy ct al ys John E Cut l ter et Hl. r. Martin Cs ll were subssi- tuted as defendants hy reason cf tle death of Cutter. The Bc;iOn Wa, brought 10 eui0In defendants from c.mpouud- ing, selling, etc, Of any article called Bourbon whisky, under ;he designation Of Gutter brand"
 The judge virtually rendered two Gc- cIslCns, one in favor ui plaintiffs and ore in favor ot defendants. Ihlt iu favor of plaintiffs is based on the fact that J II. Cutter in selling the use of h,s name 10 defendants did Dot transfer any prop erty sIth II, and suca transfer 0f name to be used as trade mark on any com modIty is not legal. The defendants were therefore not allowed costs. The decision m favor ot defendants, ID re- tusiug to grant an iUjuuclicn, is based on the Tact brought out in tLe ts-..- mony that plaintiff agent on this coast, A. II Matching S O., were using the trade merk Of J. II. Cutter on whisky ! which they compounded n C. different [ manner from tuat originally Foll by J, II. Cutter, and bearing hIs name as c |. trade mark.
 HUACHUCA. Aug. 16-A courier ar ] rived Et Fort Huachuca early this mrrn- .ng with H report from Lieut.. R.chur:s, lated Bacuachi, Sonora, August Ssh, that James II. hiIke and five other I -anchmen looking for Ildian signs some q twenty-five miles southeast of BtcUachI, 2 were ambushed by hostlles abOut three q o'clock Tuesday morning the 10Th inst, i' n Santa Ro @ cauOn. Two Of kIrke's ' larty were killed Ht the first t5e. A c desperate fight followed in which one .' nOre rsucher was killed and two round '' d. The names of the killed are James L D'BrleB. John Thompson and r. Hatch v r. Tho wounded are Floyd McCgun ! " md John Hogg. A party of f1riy-six Sr lexIcans are on the trail, which heads orth. kIrke saw eleven bUcks, but does '" lot report the killing Of any Iudiaus. " NEW YORK. Aug lG-Tbe Iri.h dele ia ntes to the Chicago Irish National b. 4eague convention, O'Brier, Deusy aLd Ol scdmond, arrived un tLe Seryil ilIs sl lorBIng. 4 reception committee vent l. ut on a steam launch and gave them a Cl Ormal reception. O'Br.en in speech | cf D reply Co the words o; welcome, said: ki Irelsnd's hope fer home rule Vss never ID tighter. notwithstanding the recent de- go sat.' Redmond said the actiCl of hi .merica made II certain Ireland would Ci am her freedom. v. PARIS, Aug. l6.-Au imbecile V! low 'u amed Lebo, residing in Sells street, ui hose sons endesvOred to ob;rIu aGuis- ls on for her in mBihoIse but tai lei. as tied to n stake by tue latter who tl uit a fire around her and burned her t. , death. While tbe woman s5as suffer rf lg her sons sprinkled holy water over CA CT and when arre-fei said they had ct 1rnei their mother beceuse Of re.iE.aus s,, .otIves. The woman was GJ ysars old mi ld had lhe reputation oi being @ s5r- tI. .ress. se WAsHISGToN, Aug. l6.-Ths president .~ sde The appointment before be left S+ ie capital. of John .. Doyle. of New -l' ork. to be secretary of the ciyi! service ! .P 'mmissiOn. .' DUBLIN, Aug. iG-Tho Irish T.me- Ls ,oyalist) reit-rgtes the statement that gr lrnel! will sbortly become a Roman wl lthoiic. NEW YORK, August I6.-Colaae on lurch. Of the Army and Navy Journal ioI quoted ss saying that be knows there ls e at this moment powerful i-tluerr,, ID. work in Mexico Gs well as m taIs lN' untry tn bring about a collision be- cen the two republics in CrJer to pro ote a variety ot selfish business ert.-- l'i ises. There are railroad. miniuc. ranch -'',- tile and other interests in Mexic1. ht. i-' ys. which would like to iuauEi,r- ,e e'. s;ilities. so that tLs United State- sel