Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-07-17
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Re,urn orthe Hos;iIes.

city to-day, says Geronimo and hls band have gwen Capt Lawton the shp and are now doubling back toward Arizona On Sunday last the Apaches Killed two Mexicars at Cumpas, and later they killed four Mexicsns near Tepache. They then headed for the Csranea mountains. with Jose Maria Torres and IOG Mexican volunteers in close pnr- suit. The settlers are on the alert as the hostiles may be even nov back into this Territory.
 BosroN, July F. The lookout ID the tannery.ard curing shops at Pesbody and Salem was fully In6ugurHted thls morning in accordance with tue vote or the Knights of Labor Bt their meeting last evening. The men refused to 20 to work ID the chops where the notlcc or the executive committee have been pos | ted; this aff cts not only the tanners out curriers'. There are fifty four tanner.e-
 and they employ an average or tTen'! tanners. The tanners strike inc udes ! jOurneymen, teamsters and others. 1nere are only three places as far as kLoTn
 where a notice was not posted The
 men all went to the chops Jh's morning
 and the bosses were all there At 0 o'clock they were refused admission. The result is that over three thoussrd
 men are now Idie, Both sides are firm.
 The strike of the Salem and Lynn tan ners IS for a reduction Of working time
 to g hours per week. Yesterday tEs
 manufacturers held a meeting and soon | afterward G notice was posted ID the | shops as follows: "Heresfter we shall employ only such men 6s will bargain | individually with us, and agree not take part in any strike whatever; all men desiring so to be employed by us wiil be | here on Tuesday morning July l3,h, at | the usual hour If opening the factory. We are determined to stand by all men | who do so; and We are also determined 10 run our business without dlctatIon.
 SAN FRASCIsCo. July 13.-John J.
 Whslen. son of John Whalen, who dur ing a quarrel with his son Timothy some
 months SEQ was sillei by the latter, was | found desd this morning in the door
 way on Dupont street near Sutter. Death Is believed to be the result Ot ex- cessive cigarette smoking.
 | GAN r khNAlSAls tulf lp-OEuCA+A A1s | N. Backus, on Saturday last, cease- tU be one of the prOprietors or The Post; De having disposed of his interest Co MT. | Chas. NJ. Shortridce. of San Jose. The management Of the caiy and weekly Post will hereafter be m the hands Oi John F. Shrehan and Chgs. M. Short | ridge: the latter assuming msnaC Dc1t
 of the business affairs of the otlics
 SAN FRASCIsCo, July I3-Ihe I0st's | Washington special says that the DrtsI- dent had not given any indication ui
 what he proposes to do in the case of
 ; 1llcitor General GoOde. II the presi- dent concludes to make another nOmIu-
 aiion, it Is thought that EE-CbIef Justice | Thomas c. Manning. ot L9uis!Hna, TIll
 receive the appointment.
 NEW YORK, July 13.-Adrien C0ucy
 and his sister Lucie were found dead Q; No. @ Lexington street yesterday. | Adrien was A well known business mau. | IL had seat ID the Produce Exchange | and was a member of the Maritime and | Metal Exchange. and comparatively
 well of. Yesterday morUIug neither
 Adrien or Lucie appeared ct the break
 fast table. 4 servant later knocked ut the door and getting no reply, called a | policeman and the door was broken ID | Adrien was found laying On his back on | the bed, with his face turned toward the | ceiling, His iron gray mus.ache was
 flecked with blood and his gray hair vss | dripping with it. In his right band was
 an old style 32 csliber Smith and Messou | five-shooter. One chamber was dis
 charged and the ball had gone into his | brains, entering back of the right tenn pie. h little iron cot a. hls right side, lay his sister on her le't sile facing him. Her right temple was crushed
 and she was dead. She held il her
 rIgbt hand a new 3S ca,i0er Smith d
 Wesson revolver. \ 3S calIb-r ballet was found on the pillow where 1t had | spent its force after going through her head. The revolver had been fired but
 once and the cartridges Were found .u ! the other four chambers. A a Jie on the
 table signed by both Gsid: eve com nit suicide of our own accord. Other ] documents show by the directions as Co
 many details that the couple had con- templuted suicide for some time.
 NEEDLES, Cal, July l3-Tbomas Jen- nings. d miner, was shot by Pine In dIan named Loco, at Fl Dorado Canon,
 Nevada, on Saturday, and brought 10 Fort Mohave, where he died Co day. The deed was 1nprovOked, Loco was drunk and fired from an ambush. After
 which he took to the mountains and IS still at large.
 WAsHINGToS, July 13.-In the ca Of
 Mrs. Maria Hunter. the widow O. Gen. Hunter, for whose relief the house l. H.- rrf $50 per month and which vas vetoed by the president; Chairman Matso3, oi the committee on invalid pensions, pre- scented report to the house, n which he sustains the veto. He says the effect of the blli would be to give tbe claim ant twenty dollars per month more then the sum allowed by law. That it is not alleged that the widow needs any increase, and that the committee has rarely tolerated any increase of pensions of the widows of officers. l. IS also @ fact that claimants application for legal rate of pension has been allowed by the office.
 The minority report. signed by the republicans, request the psssGge of {, e blll over the veto; holding that it is the practice to grant a pension Of SJ0 per month to widows of officers of rank simIlar to that held by General Hunter
 That the president has signed numher of such bills during this session, (asiie from the case of General Hancock's widow and that there ls no reason for making exception in this case.
 NEW YORK, July 1.-The Tribune lc- knOwledged tue receipt of Q Sju1 cheek from Senator and NIs. Sanford for its fresh air fund.
 SANTIAGO DE CHILL, via. Galveston July If The smallpox epidemic Is ts- coming worse every day and the dis ease proves fatal to sixty or seventy per cent of the persons attached. Saturday and Sunday last twenty-seveu eases Of smallpox were sent to the hospital.
 DUBLIN. July 14-During the ricting at Belfast last night between the Cath olics and Protestants, four tsyerls aud a number of dwelling houses were wrecked. Fears Of a renewal oi the dis tur0ances are entertained. Among those wounded last night was a ser geant. It Is thought he cannot recover A constable and many citizens received severe wounds. This morning the head constable cf Wa;erfor6 forced a sol dier to attempt tO Grres;two Orangemen.