Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-05-22

| riOusiI rtuecttu Ou VI. h. lcsEgs young business man, aud his father, Lsthrop Terry. q pTsminent citizen. W. K. Terry telegraphed {or bis two brothers livinR.gJAIker, ''ion, twenty sailss giis: 6H.,S,,. away ~,.' '''sE s;. a ]. office and dem & S s-R '- card. The -psih,S~ .,s=Fr ~ay
 Col H. D. SpgQesr. r.mE2 H board, and s' .adt rS1SeN s{ '& Terry brothers $ ~ss =; | Ot Spencer's factor, SElS Ek N way ihey were net b. ~- | brother and several h. | Terry addressed few wOr..s to Spepcer who told hIm not to shoot. Just then some one fired pistol The scene that [ flowed beggars description. Ferty shots were fired. W K. Terry was sbo; from the rear, the ball entering near his spine and lodging in his right breast. Jake Terry wss shot through the abdo- men and fell dead. Bsu Terry was shot through the neck and Tn the body. | Spencer was shot in the hip, and hI. business partner, TaTlton Brown, re ceived two balls in the groin and k thought to be fatally wounded. R-L. Jones, saloon keeper. R. l.. Gregory, | clerk at the Lee hotel. and Sandy Mar | tin, cOlOred. are all seriously hurt. The last two were hit by stray balls. The ! Terrys are well known members Of an old family and occupy a high social po- sition.
 WAsHlNGTOS. May lS.-Senator Stan fCrd received dispatch announcing the arrest of three socialists Tn San Fran cisco, wfO had endeavored to incite a riot. Their object being to loot the res idences Of prominent capitalists III that city, among them those of Messrs. Stan ford, Crocker aud FloOd, on Mob Hill. "l should hate to have s mob destroy my house" said Senator Stanford, ''be- cause 1t Is very nicely furnished and take a great deal of pride in 1t. l sometimes think continued the sena- tor, that the rich men Of the country are responsible m great part for the present unrest and dissatisfaction that exists among the laboring classes, capi- talists do not seem to take the interest m their employees that they should, and laboTing men feeling this, are seduccd by reckless and desperate socialists into committing acts of violence, this of course makes the capitalist hesitate to invest hIs money in new enterprises, and the labOrIng men suffers from lack of employment at heart. The workingmen are right, but the ignorant portion are led astray by idle and worthless men, whose whole aim in life seems to be to ferment discord."
 BALTIMORE, May IS.-Archbishop Gib- bons this morning received Gn official communication from the Papal secre- tary of state informing him of his sleva- ton tO the CsTdlnalats by the Pope. About the announcement coming from tbe Vatican as 1t does, with the fisher mans seal, is a cOnsummation of what has been regarded as a fixed fact ever since the fall 0f lsS3. It was the inten- ton ot the Pope Co have conferred the dignity uPon Archbishop Gibbons m March last bEt the cOnsistOry, usually held m that month, was postponed and oincial notification withheld until May 9th. the date of the letter.
 ST LOUIS. May IS.-The Posl-DIs- patch prints the statement made by II. VI Brooks, alias Maxwell. now on trlal for the murder of C. Arthur Preller which will constitute his only defense. and which will be urged by his attur- ueys m the trial. h word Le VII confess tc the killing of PTeller by gc. client while acting as his physician ana that frightened aud excited he conceal ed the body instead of mr king known he fact ot his death. He declares he bas always wanted to tell She facts and only refrained by the advice of his at torDeys. The folloging Is Brooks state mgnt: Mir. Preller was suffering from private diseases, for which l had previ- Ousiy prescribed, mixing medicines my self from bottles in a medicine chest l carried with me, but his sflment hal reached a stage when 1t was necessary to make certain investigations. I wss obliged to use chtheter, and m using c1theter where parts were iuilamed l had previously applied chlOToform, in order to produce a condition of narcOt- ism; I explained the process to Prsller and told him what l should have to dc: be was not only willing, but was very anxious for me to treat him ID thls man ner." Brooks then tells of the purchase of chlOrOfOrm which was spilled m the sink on Sunday afternoon while be was washing instruments, preparatory to the operation, and of his going to Fer nous drug store and buying noTe. denying incidentally statements that be then showed evidences of hurry and excite ment; and continues '-abOut three o'clock p. n. l administered the chloro- form m the usual way, holiing saiur ated cloth to his nose. Mir. Preller passed through the first stage all right tt took several moments; l don't know exactly how long; then he entered in the
  suit came; l discovered too late that he was dying; imagine my horror when th's fact dswned upon me; I was wild with fright. but had presence of mind enough to cut the shirt and under shirt l from the body, and getting vet towel | I beat hIm around the neck and shOul | ders for half an hour or more. l did | not give up until 1 was ready to drop from exhaustion and my efforts were nO; | relaxed until he had been dead souae | tIme. All the clothes be had on at the | tune were his shirt and under shirt. He | hsd stripped for the operation. What | did l do when I saw my friend dying? | What could I do? l didn't know what | to dc except drink, and I drank freely. | drank everything l could get, wine. | whisky, everything. What were my | thoughts! l had not any. All I re- member is that I drew on a pair Of | draw CTS, the first thst fell m my hands, | and put the body into my trunk from which l had removed everything. What was done besides this I have 10 recollec- tions of. Liquor aud consternatIon had possession f ne and knew Only that my feelings were thcse of she utmost horror. 1 remained m my room that night, the same room in which the re- mains were. and 1t would be a lie for me to say | slept. fo- 1 did not. and was glad when morning came. What l did after leaving my room, you know, for ii all has been printed He says be sup posed the po-tmoTtsm when the body vas found would declare the nature of tine operation and the cgUse of deatb. According tO nis own story ihe cutting oiT of Preller's mustsche, the inscription about traitor found in the trunk. and 4ll the other queer incidents connected with the tragedy are attributed to hi. IquoT snd fear crazed condition after the fstali J.
 SAN FRASCIsCo, May IS-Captain c c. Doane with his troop. h, Second Cav f.F fla Dra-sGr1 !