Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-08-21

and preTented further working O; t-e
 he.iocraph. The same Gt,-u eo7ered
 Antelope aad Huachuca. cutting oG
 eozuuuicatioa with thasc points \
 courier immediately les. tc,olops s'a-
 tioa twelve miles esst Cf ,his place, aud came into Tombstone with a Elsg-
 sage Tor tLs commanding Ctf.5r ct Fort
 HugeLucl, asking for assistance. This inforpation occasions much slxicty CD account of the soldiers as iLs station
 and for the Tanchers In .he leieLbOrIng
 valleys Tue news is oi such sn ihGeiin-
 ite character and leaves much latitude
 for snxIous ioIebodinc. Thee aro bat
 four men at the station. Antelope sta-
 ton received at II o'clock thIs morning | the following message from FCSt HGI- | ehucha: ''One Mexican kI.le1 and one
 wounded IS miles south; keep good | lookout" The whole command, iuclud- | ing the commanding officer, aiiu-aat
 and sergeant major are going oGt. Fms | Is the first occasion sInce ths cOrlnt uge-
 ment O; the troubles where the whole force st Huachuca have been c-lied
 into requisition, 10 take the fed active | ly against the Apaebes. Ine B.s5ee
 stage driver reports that 8 rGnchcr saw
 a. Dixie's canon, two inlilrs, one
 mounted and one on foo., tL.s u:arli1g
 at Zen o'clock. MoSTEvIDRo, August lS As tte p-es- | dent of the republic was enter ug ;5e | theatre last night, a mIscreaat fled @ ! revolver almost point blank .t his head ! The ball entered the presidents cheek, l ! inticiIng a slight wound. The .lfur.at ed crowd attacked the assassin and nal 1 treated hin So terribly tElt Le died | shortly afterwards. YUMA, August 1S-The washauts be- |
 tween ludiO sni Yuma have delayed .be l
 trains three days. The tr5ius ,te uIu- |
 niug regularly from Yuma. T.. ga-l- |
 outs are repaired and traia5 will leave |
 tonight on time for CaufOruia. The |
 Southern Pacific company has been |
 prompt and active in repairing wasLouts |
 and have afforded the best GccOmmOda- |
 ;iOns for delayed passengers. Dig rains |
 all through the territory insure plenty |
 of grass and water for the suffering
 stock.
 CHICAGO, August 1S.-It was after
 three o'clock before the Irish National
 Land League Convention was called Co
 order. The number present ls estimated
 gt least 5000 Tremendous cheering
 greeted the arrIvsl of Michcel Davitt end
 Mrs, Parnell. President Patrick Eyau
 on opening the convention, sand it would
 be inspired by the presence and aided by ]
 the counsel of the man who, above al. l others, not even excepting our great
 leader himself, holds the warmest place | Iu the hearts Of all Irish exlles honest , and fearless Michael Davitt. He Saia three successive governments have been | OyerthrOwn iu England within nine i Eoaths Or tLe Irish question. COer- ciou. as "A system, he belIeved was dead. England i-aleace among the nations would be lost until peace reigned iu Ireland ana there could be no peace witL the Irisk race until 1t had CbtaIned home - rule. The great promise toward thai end was due largely to the agency O. the Irish National League of America. . which. since the Boston convention. had c awarded tO the trustees Of the par.ia- !. meEtGry fund S32uOUO He sad tL,
 fN.-ffAf-A sfstNNsANA VI N.ANAAAVLl ALa-. DO word or act should cOmprauisa those l 3 beyond the water. but 1t should be caI- ton without cOwardice and determine l q to win back the pluntered rights at aiI a hazards. Egan's speech evoked great l [. at it's close. At the conclusion l oj of Egan's address, he nominated on be- | "a half of the national committee, Judge l @, James Fitzgerald, of Ciucinnati. for T chairman, who was chosen l without dissenting vote.
 Judge Fitzgerald, upon taking the ,halr, made an eloquent address and 'nded with the Rdmoni.iou "Irishmen. | rf with Irish blood coursing in your veins. nc down on every attempted dissensIOu H' D this hall. Be men, be forbearing. ,e united At the conclusion of Judge fo 'itzserald's address, Alexander Sulli- tl -su presented the following resolution:
 Resolved, That Hon. Vim. O'Brien. Ion. Jno. Redmond, II. F., Hon. Juo uT )easy. M. F., and the father of the th rish Land League, Micheal Davitt are ereby appointed members of the com th lIttee on resolutions as the representa- he ives of Ireland. The purpose of the ap- ointment of our brothers from Ireland th, tv0-told. First thelrcounselm may make mo
 impossible to give expression c a l thi -Ord which could embarrass the Irish .ader; second, that the world may be- an, old perfect unIty Of Irish and Irish swt merIcgn sentiment. E
 Tbc resolution was unanimously wh lOpted. on. Bo~TON. Aug. lS-SamuCl E Payson sz, '-day made an assignment Co Samuel ! llusuu * Go. This announcement the used great surpise, as PaysOn had mo Zen considered as one of tGe wealthiest poe eu .u Boston. His financial difficulty. sez. is stated, has been caused by the en- Wh lrseuent of paper of the Indian Orch eoE g Mills, which are virtually owned by 1 did ust N. William Gray, Jr.. whose dead - iy vas found this morning, was 'he .aslrer 0f the mills and Payson's as --. ,nueut is tho natural result of Grly's Gvy dedication. Payson is & man Of C L,Eh st standing and bis difficulties ci. sympathy from every quarter and is t-1ugat by many they will prove of nOrs-y nature. IUACHUCA, Aug. IS.-Antc-.1 Con- ez. Mexican employed by the gov lu.ut Co carry dispatches 10 Captain , Ft1u, and who left Fort Huachura
 gust iih, returned thIs uoruiug and .e .h.t on the y;a instant, when near mIas, Sonora. he vas snbu-hed by .l.e7 and uls hOr6e EItIcd. He g-- .-d and reached Oposu-a and deliver l,- dispatches to Lieuterant Benson.
 h:s return Co Fort Huachuc4. at a nt nine miles south of Fron,eraz. -oaImO, Natchez and Jose Maria Elie. three Mexican- halted hIn and tcII D they were friendly and held a long
 vCrsaiiOn with him m winch they .eo they were going to Frolte-as and
 Co make peace with the Mcxlcan horitIes. They did not wish Co harm Nicaus any more. but wished to secur, 1me then tO raid into New MeSIca
 Arizona. Gouzslez also states that T where he conversed with Geronimo k
 the other. be saw the balance of Ci-- imO's party, consisting of l3 tu-E- A
 two squGws, also several Mexi,Gns 4 h thls last party. All appeared very = ndly. Geronimo carried hls right ] m sllng, not being able lo carry .,-.--l t- iiie, only revolver. The Indians than !, e all mounted and looked worn ont. eoaDe y asked Gonzalez II be was m the s-i-' s-lS