Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-02-11

returned and a sharp fight ensued. Two
 prisoners were captured; one was tax er
 to Squire ShoemakeE's but the other
 was rescued. The police fred into the
 crowd and Mike HefTrou received Q bal
 ID the mouth, John Gather was shot iu
 the arm, and a Polander behind the
 ear. Two policemen were arrested by
 Borrougb's officers for firing. and were
 taken before Squire MonEhsn, where 8 l POlander swore out a warrant charging
 them with assault with intent to kill.
 On advice of Capt Christian they plead
 guilty and are awaiting committsl Co the | Potisvile jail The officers of the two magistrates were surrounded by 6 mob eager to lynch the officers. The town
 IS wild excitement and the men mad gith passion and drink. The whole of
 the iron and coal police and Pinkerton men will be massed here tomorrow
 Three of the fire companies of the town
 were swOre in by the sheriff tonight as a posse; BOrrOush's police Is also sweor- Ing ID spe'iAl officers. There was an- other shooting tonight. but the man was not injured. His sssailsnt has been arrested.
 NORFOLK, Neb.. Feb. 6.-Miss Royce, the school teacher, three of whose pupils died m her arms during the recent bliz- gard, will lose both feet and au arm as the resCl, of exposure in the blizzard. Over four thousand dollars have been contributed so the teachers fund for the Misses Freeman, Royce and Shat tuck, the latter lost both her limbs.
 NEW YORK, Feb. GA si1-dsys walk ing match commenced yesterday, aud nine thousand people were present to see the start. There we're forty eight entries. 4 few hours after the start, the leaders were Golden, COurtright, Guer- rero, Hart, Albert and Higelmsn in the order named.
 IAter-At dawn, one Of the contest ants ID the siI-days walk had dropped entirely out of the race and the rest had settled down to hard work. Oourtright was gaining steadily and seemed the fsvori,e. IL Is estimated that thirty thousand people visited the garden last night.
 SACRAMENTO, February GA special Co | the Evening Bee says: There was 6 ool- | lIsIon On the Central Pacific railroad at Gold Run, Placer county, shortly after | 1 o'clock this morning, the west bound | passenger train striking an east bound | freight, completely demohshing four locomotives and crushing a fremen | named Walker to death. Engineers | Hoadly and O'Mers wereslightly injured. | The mail, baggage and express cars. and | a number of freight cars, are badly | wrecked. No one else was injured. The | passengers were transferred to another | train which arrived here shortly after | noon. WreckIng trains were sent from | this city and Truckee.
 BERLIN. February 6.-The announce ment that Prince Bismsrk would speak | on military till drew great throDg of | people to the ReichstaS to-day. Bis. | mark entered the Reichstag at one, and | was received with deaieniDg cheers.
 The house proceeded with the first | reading of the military loan bill. and | Prince Bismarck addressed them, in the course of which he sad: Il can say of OUT policy that so far Cs France is con cernod, the prospects have become more peaceful, and regarding RussIs also. Em of DO other opinion that when said that we spprehend no attack from Russia.