Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-05-29


 Tad sud ID order to reach them Jet fer rhe mad got in corner O' the fsuce
 Enc 'Ts crowded ar uud her and out
 | them accidentally bit her hand. In, smell ot blood seemed to excit, the animals. especi lliy as the cbilC h 'd more br ad They grabbed at bel
 IeeJIng hand and the chiid in her ter -i1-d attempt tO escape stumbled and ell 70 the ground. whereupon they tor, her 10 eces, fighting with esch other Tor the r-ekIns fragments. The horriblt occurrence was witnessed by parf l. lzed old woman who was unable to ren- der any assistance.
 RALEIGH, May 2I.-This afternoon Sam Kilgrave, colored. was publicly hanged as Hendersonville for the mur. der last fall of Matte Henderson.
 NEW YORK, May 2l.-k'Ive hundred and fifty men employed in the shops of the Edison Electric Co, in thIs city are on str ke. The company conceded them an advance in wages and a reduc. lion ID hours from ten to nine, now they demand ua, O..s.S GDIon nlen De enuioy c,i and tat no employee be required tC attend ore than one place instead oi three C.. heretofore The company threaten, to close down and have its work do by contract.
 ATHENS, May 2I-Msjor Doumercetes has madO the following report of the lighting cn the frontier: While we were changing sentries at karsavitsa at ten o'clock ls morning, the Turks opened fire upOr us. We replied. The firing soon ceaied, but after some minutes, the Turks su .idenly reopened 1t along the whole liI near Neiseros. l ordered our fire to ce SC and the Turks also stopped at four cOck ia the morning the Turks renewed the fire, this time with artil- lery. Flom karis, at siI o'clock n Turkish company advanced with the purpose ftakinG AnaIipsis. The Turks are Gsseu bllng to attack our position at Neiseros. They have captured our pass at Bsera. to. this they succeeded in do- ing by EIdden rush. have ordered my troops to reoccupy other positi, ns All IS nov quiet. The government has ordered the Greek commodore to avoid provoking hostilities, but if the Turks are the gggressors, the Greek shall as- sume the offensive.
 FL PAs9 May 2I.-John Martin. freight o7DcIctor on the Southern Pa cifc rallr, .d, who arrived here to day in charge of his tram, states tn | much .xcitemeut prevails a; DrsgOon statior, Arizona. IL + feared that the hostile isdians a-e in the surrounding country. While 'hC .rain was at the station d.. I0;, four sddie horses hereit of rIder. md a racs mule ran into the station rom tine DraEoon mountains. The ani- nals were wild with fear md bad evi- ,sntly bstn under fire. Search was at .uce begun gI q th.- bod of a .ieri whit. nan wss f1u1d within a mile of the sta ion. lie lsd evidently hren shot mor ally by He IndiaUs and could not reaci be s'ltiuB. No further particular. 'ouli be ! a1rsd before the departure o' Inc irs,f, bn' lt Is believed that ihe me, vhO rot- the other hor-- g have been Nilled from b-hiud ih- rocks.
 TOMBSTONE. May 21.-H. B. Maxop IrrIv- q from B.sbee to-day and briug,
 ews that jke Indians jumped he Mr- 'al raBch near the PalcmInas cust' m lo"se and killed two Me1icans. Tn. same day tbe hosiiles attacked thrrs reamSters near tie San Pedro river, kill d two and wounded tbe third. who es- cared. The Indians also killed six oxen belonging to the murdered tetmsterR.
 4 patty of citlzens left RIsbee in ho' gr-s-.. anf--Esvo GJt yet returned. "Wednesday night a bGnd of hOstiles i1mped Forests ranch six miles from Bisbee and stole number ot horses. From all accounts there must be at least three bands hosiiles numbering from ten to twenty each in Mule and San Jose mountains.
 SPRINGFIELD. Mass, May T. This afternoon Andrew J. WIggin. aged 30, and his wife. who is 2j years Oli and very pretty, were walking m Dwight street. Suddenly WIgGin drew a revolver and stepping back fired three shots at his Eise, one shot taking effect in her bip. the second in her arm and the third Ir her hand. The crowd at once started m pursuit of WizgID, who ran down Hn En Hlley. As the crowd gained upon him he appeared to become frightened and looking backward two or three times, placed the mazzle of the pistol tO his temple. fired and fell dead. Mrs Wiggin DOW lies in n critical condi- ton. Domestic troubles are the cause Df the tragedy. Wiggin IS well connect ad, being son of the president of the New Hampshire legislature.
 WASHINGTON. May 2l.-In the senate today NIT. Plumb moved that the senate nsI8t on it's amendments to the postof- ice appropriation bill. The senate agreed to the motion and the chair ap- pointed Messrs Plumb. Malone and Call as conference committee.
 WASHINGTON, May 21.-The House Oo judiciary to day instruct sd Chairman Tucker to report iavorably an amendment tO the constitution de- ,lsring polygamy unlawful. There was put one member ol the committee who lid not agree with the action of the com nittee and he Only desired further time 70 consider II.
 SAN FRANcI5co. May 20 A letter has 1een received here stating that ex-Presi- lent Hayes w,il attend She encampmeut ,f the Grand Army of the Republic to De held in August. SAN FnASCIsco, May 20.-The steamer ssn Pablo arrived st this port today | sith Hong Koug dates to April 2i,h, and | fokohEma, to May j.h. News was re 'e.ved nt lien T-in on April 7th, that | ,ue of the Imperial palaces, about forty n'ies from Pekin, on the road to the l Eastern Tomh, had been destroyed by | ire. The palace vas built in l6j0 and l cost over two million q, llars.
 During April ove. 13,OC0 cases of .mallpoX occurred in Jspar, more than ,OO0 uf which r.snlted fatally.
 Paymaster Watkins, of the U. $. Steamer Os.ipee while The vessel lay at | liss rpearcd On April 22sd. 1harges uf maif-asance weIe bending | .gninst hlm. Admiral Davis has offer d reVs'G Of Sl ,0O1 for hIs capture.
 TEe first conference between the rep of Japsu and the treaty | towers for revision [ the existing I rrstirs. occurred May 1st. Drafts of | he revised treaty were submitted and he conference adjourned until May 22t.
 TROY, New York. May 20.-The streets D tbis city have not in any year pre- ented such an appearance as they did s,t nieh.. TnroDgs ot girls from The | ollar snd laundry works, ID the after oon appeared on the streets. sni many | isited the baseball grounds m West Troy and witnessed She game between be hom team snd the Saratoga The | ollsr shops and lsundries were idle, nd the struggle of the laundry girls or the restoration nt the cut they sub ni,ted to some time ago has been made