Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-09-25
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BELFAST. Sept. 2l -Desultory firing contInued through the city during all of last night. TSo policemen were se- yerely wounded and a number of clti- gems luiurei. he aspect of affairs this morning is threatening and more firing IS expected
 LANPAsAs, Mex. September 2l.-DIs- patches from New Laredo state that El Coyotes family deny that he was killed in the recent battle with the federal troops, It is thought that the troous might have possibly mistaken Juan VI Iierat, one of Coyotes bad, for the Coyote, as he closely resembled the leader.
 ROME, Sept. 21.-Cariipsl Jacoboni.
 papal secretary of state, who has besn
 critically ill for several days, Is now
 better.
 LONDON. Sept. 2I.-Gladstone pub
 llshes 2 letter again denying the per
 slstent and repeated reports that be is
 about to join tbe Catholic church. He says: "The statement that l intend to become Roman Catholic Is s renewal of
 the miserable falsehOod repeated from
 time to time without the shadow of evI derce for basis and IS unworthy of mo-
 tic- until It assumes a character very different from a merely caluminOus in-
 vt ntiOn.
 LONDON. September 21.-The king Of Greece has purchased n large mansion at Copenhagen. IL IS gent rally believed there that he c0ntemDlatss aOdicatIon. GUAYMAs, Sept. 2l.-Reports have reached here of a serious fight on the I4th between the Mexican troops and
 the Ysquis. The Me1icsns lost twenty killed and forty wounded. The iaquis lest sixty-two killed.
 LONDON, Sept. 2l.-PaIpells land bill
 was rejected by a vote of :y7 to z02.
 BELFAST. Sept. 2l.-lsiotinR was re- sumed at dinner time at tbe junction of the North Cumberland and the Falls road, by the Catholic mill hands stoniDg
 the police ou duty Co keep the Orange Queens Island shipysrd men from com ing in contact with the mill hauds. The stoning was SO heavy and skill'ul that the police had tO retreat as far ss Shank H'll Here they were reinforced
 and drove the mob back, capturing h number on the wBy back. While this bat tie was going on another mob m a dlf- ] f-rent locality attacked with stones the | Black Watch regiment Of Welchmen, al though the soldiers were fully armed ! snd m fishriDg array. The troops with ! fixed bayonets charged 10 don't led quick | tune on the mob and drove them from | the scene. wounding n great number Of ' rIOter- and arrestlng two. Sull another | mob got iuio Q fight Tn the tram car | stable and surging out into the street, | threw a passing car from the track and overturned It. Tke car was at the tune | filled wIIh passengers. The mob that overturned this ear evidently had not
 intended to d. 1t. They were fighting ! purely religious fight, bat the locality
 WAS infested win rowdies and when 1 these loafers saw the car filled with pas
 sengers they fusiladed it with stones. | The terror stricken passengers crowded ! close under the seats and under one auotheT and shielded themselves Gs best they could with floor mats aud seat sec tiuns. Several were hur.. The situation
 was dreadful until the military rescued
 them and escorted them to place Of , safety.
 DENVER, Col. Sept 2l.-A Montrnse specIal Co the News says: This morn ing Q mob of armed men attacked the county jail with siedges and crow bars
 and before the sheriff who hves near the !ail. was alarmed. they succeeded ID
 forcing an entrance into the building from winch they took l.. f. Symmes, who was held for ,he killing of John
 Barkiey on the 23i of last month When tke sheriff reached the scene with posse the mub fired upon him. The fire was returned ani over s.hunIred rounds exchanged without isy harm being done. Finally the sheriff forced the mob into the mountains where they separated, going Tn every direction. one party taking Symmes over the west side of the Uncompshgre noun tains where 1t IS supposed he was hanged and buried.
 BosToS. Sept. 2l-The following off cers for the ensuing year were elected teddy by the Sovereign Grand Lodge or Old Fellows, DOW m this city. Grand Sire, John II. White of New York, D-puty Grand Secretary, T. 4. + 1ss ot New Jersey Grand Treasurer, 4. Shephsrd of PeDnsy lvsnis.
 LENo ,RE. Cal, Sept 2l.-Pedro Pa chec ?. the prisoner who escaped from Sher fl Brauuan near Martinez on Sep temper llth, was killed by the utiiIers yesterday morning at the COttOnwoods, southwest of Huron, while offering armed resistance 10 arrest.
 ST LOUIS, Sept. 2l.-The grand en- campmeEt of the Knights Templar be- gan its session Rt l2.30. bzirg presided over by Sr Knight Charles Roome of NeE York city, F. E. D q. NJ, m the l absence Of SIr kuIrht Robert ElOch 1 W!thrrs, NJ. E. G. M. who was too I'll l tO leave his room at the hotel. Msi Jr | David Francis delivered the address Ot | welcome ID behalf Of the city. which was l responded to toy Deputy Grand Master | Roome. Al l o'cl' ok the eDcampment | went into secret session to listen to si I dresses and reports of offices.
 After hearing the reports of officers l and making appointments of committees, an adjournment was ttken until to- morrow.
 SCRANTON, Pa, Sept. 2l.-Superin- tendent Nichols went into the MarvIn shaft today and found the dead bodies Oi SIX ot the eight men who were i'm prisoued m the niue by cave-in of that mIne several days agn. The bodies were found in the g4ngway where the ulissed men were supposed Co be gather ed when the fail occurred. They were not crushed and lay Rs II they had gone to sleep. Decomposition was far al vsnced. They he'd evidently been sui- located soon after the accid-nt.
 PAUL SNITH's, ADIRoSDACR MOUS- FANS, Sept. 2l.-The president accom- paDisi by Mrs. Cleveland, Mrs Folsom and Colonel and Mrs Lamont arrived here last night on theIr return trip. The journey was made on foot through the woods and by TOW boats over Seven Lakes between this place and SaranEc Ion. After dinDer last evening au informal reception was held in the hotel parlOrs.
 CHARLEsTos. Sept. 2l-Ihere were three shocks of earthquake ID Charle>- ton last uight and early thIs morning, the shock at j:20 a. m., being quite sharp and causing the houses to rat tie uucomtortably. There WIS no general alarm but fiOod many persons ran out of their houses into the streec- and remained there. At Summervilie l there were three shocks between 40 and o'clock this morning. there being rather a violent shock st 620 as here. Loud detOnAtlons, similar to the report ot heavy gun, were heard at the re- yiunlpy of the severe shock and there ]