Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-04-14
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constable at this city, ned wsrrent
 to arrest one Manuel at Gils Bend
 yesterday, on 6 charge of ssssult. After
 having been placed uoder arrest Manuel
 rei4-d an opportunity and broke for
 liberty. Blankenship fired twice in the
 air ordering his prisoner Co halt. the
 order was disregarded and the rase con-
 tinued until Manuel reached bis cabin
 when he grabbed his Winchester snd
 falling on his knee took deliberate ann
 st the still advancing oficer and fired
 two shots fortunately not doioE any in-
 jury. Bisnkepship then halted and fired, hitting Manuel in the left shoul- der vhereupon the race was renewed.
 Manuel rot into the bushes and mount ed horse and fled, the officer lost time ID searching for sp animal to follow
 him. but be finally pulled sn Indian f from 6 pony and started after him, and followed hun in the direction of Mexico until his horse failed and finally save out entirely. he returning to Gils Bend on foot. He believed Manuel to be seriously hurt.
 WAsHIsGros, April 9.-Tsller reported back the bouse bill giving to certain patents for inventions irregulsrly issued and being signed by the second sssis- t1nt secretary instead of the secretary nimself. Bill passed.
 Among the bulls introduced and re- terred was one by Allison for the es- 'sblishmept of 6 permanent court of sr- | 1itration between the UnIted States and Great Britain and France. One by Chandler for the enforcement of the direct tax sct of 1881 which imposes c 4 tsx of twenty millions of dollars and provides for the collection of sll unpaid balances with interest at i've per cen', thereon. these states Co have the prIvi- I@ge of assuming their quota lees fifteen per cent reduction.
 The bill to authorize tue sale to slIens | f certain mineral lands, vss taken up. Faulkner, 6 member oi the committee 'rnm which the bill was reports d, op- | oosed i'. Stewart, of IdshO, favored it | It was laid s-ide without sction. Plstt, chairman of the committee on | ,erritones, addressed the senate on the oIll for the admission of South Dskots | into the Uoion and for the organization ,t the territory ot Lincoln submitted 6 | Srops argument in favor of admission, snd the bill went over until 10 morrow. Senate adjourned
 PoBTLAsD, Oregon, April 9.-Betore he adjournment of the democratic con- vention st PendletoD, it declared Cleve- land ss first choice for president, but did not instruct the delegates. SAN FRANCISCO. April 9-rhe customs hici1ls seized on the wharf to-day about f4O00 worth of opium which it is alleged osd been brought here from Victoria, having first been shipped east and ,arried from Manitoba into Minnesota
 and then shipped here as household | goods.
 BLoonIsoroS, H., April 9-During ;he last few moaths thousands of cattle asye been dehorned ID this section and most of them recovered from the opers ion. To-day news have been received that about one hundred animals near
 nere on farms are in pitIsble condi- tion, modification having set ID after the removal of the horns.
 SAs BKRSARDNo, April 90. A. Dorscheimer, the policeman connected io the qusdruple shooting sfray m the Club saloon some days ago whereby two men were killed, died thIs morning from Injunes received.
 L,s ANGELES AprIl 9.-The statement
 by Hattie Woolstein in which she de-
 tailed the circumstances of he. scqusin-
 snce with Doc Harlan and described
 the routes taken by them in their buggy
 rides on October fifth and siIth. Hhe
 said on the evening of the sixth DJc
 Harlan called on her but left in few
 minutes, saying he had some business to
 attend to. he looked ss though 10 trouble
 about something. This VAS the last
 time she ever saw him. She ssid she
 did not know hIm before January 1857
 sheo he called st the place where she
 ~ss working snd asked Der to quit work
 and he would help her out. She re-
 used assistance but quit work ID June
 and had lived with her sister ever since.
 Brady sad that Chief Darcy had obtain cd this statement without any threats or force,
 NEW YoBK April 9-Ds, Delfeld, sands snd Baker held . consultation in
 the case of Roscoe Oonkling between four and five o'clock this afternoon snd it was decided to cut through the tenn
 ple bone immediately to ssoe rtsIn If
 there is puss there, Dr Sands will be the operating surgeon.
 The surgeons ID charge of Roscoe ConklinR out away 6 portion of the temporal bone and found 6 secretion If matter winch vas removed. The Ope ration was a very successful one and gives the patient 6 chance for life. At eleven the patient was resting, There were no changes in temperature or pulse.
 WAsHISGros. April 9-The committee | Jn invalid pensions took tin il action to- day on the senate bill known ss the de- | pendant seryice bill. A substitute for |
 he main section was adopted providing | for 6 rate per month of one cent for eve y day of war servIoe of those totally disabled from manual labor by resson D | of mental or physical disability, includ- ing 6 bill which also provides the same | pension for all soldiers of sIIiy-tvo year. of age during theIr natural lives, The sidovs of soldiers were also recognized | ID these provisions
 About six o'clock Oates asked the unanimous consent of the house to read . resolution for its formation but wss promptly met by objections from the republican side. The resolution to be read was to the effect that 6 committee De appointed to ascertain what contrscts ,r agree eIisted between any at .orneys or lobby ists and the bepehcis- ries of the tax bill now under considers- sion. ana to report 10 house within tb' next thirty days, and until then the of the bill will be sus- pended.
 The sergeant at arms returned st 7:30 spd reported of the twenty five members itsent without leave thst twenty were out of the city and the other five couIo lot be found. He vss directed to con tipue the search.
 Al l0:l6 p. ID. on the unanimous con-
 eni. the house took 8 recees until l0,45 to- o-morrov.
 BAKERsYIRLD, Cal, April 9.-A sheep hercer reports fading the de.d body Of a man badly decompoeed, A miles east of here with the head severed from the body.
 GREESvTLLE, April 9.-At citizen's meeting last night 1t vss resolved to offer c reward of one thoussud dollars Tor the conviction of the murderer Of be miner whose body vas found in . hole with . bullet through bis head.