Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-07-28


 our government will be preserved and our development will not ind it's climax , until the purpose of God in estahlishinR q this government shall have Rpread throughout the world-s government Of
 the people, by the people snd for the people.
 CHICAGO July 2J-Inspecior BOnfield
 arrested gun-smith named Rudolph
 Sebrio before daylight this morning,
 charged with being the individual who
 furnished the dynsmiie to the three con
 spirators already under arrest and who
 intended to assassinste the three lav-of-
 ficers. most prominent in the Haymar-
 ket prosecution. Sebrio acknowledges
 that be has been illegally dealing in
 dynamite and has sold over fifty pounds
 of this explosive within B year. It IS
 definitely known that Sebric bought 20
 pounds of dynamite from the American Powder Go. May 26, 10 pounds of which bas been traced 10 the conspirAtors, Hroneke, Chapeke and Chiibourn. Bon field IS positive that 5ebrio was ID the
 conspiracy tO kill Judges Gary and Grin
 nell. Inspector BOniield last night also captured several internal machines fili-
 ed with dynamite and glhss, but de- clines tO state whether he frOund them in Sebric's place. Ssbric was srraisned in court this morning and held in seven
 thousand dollar bonds. He IS Bohe-
 misn, 25 years old. A grand jury has
 been empsnnelled at once to hear evi-
 dence sgains, the conspirstors.
 The four conspirBto,s were taken be-
 fore the grand jury this aite' noon. The bombs found by Bonfield are the inven- | tiOn of Kroneck and were manufactured
 by Ssbric. It IS claimed that the bombs
 are so destructive that one is capable of
 killing 70 men.
 ITHACA N. '. July 25.-Ben Dutton
 last night shot John Lamont a farmer,
 and also shot Miss Root employed .n,
 Lamoni's family, four times. The girl
 IS not expected to live. Dutton then
 killed himself. Lamont deemed DuIton
 who had been paying attentions Q the
 girl, unworthy of her.vss Dutions cause
 for shooting. John ID. Lamont. the
 wounded man is a cousin of Dsn1 $. Lamont, President Clevelsnd's private secretary. LONDON July 25-Jsmes J. O'Kelly, & we'll known journalist and member of | parliament has been arrested for msf'pg
 speech in Ireland melting people to
 intimidsting and boycotting.
 DUBLIN July 25.-The court of Erche- quer has granted a conditional order of hsbeas corpus for the release from prison of John Dillo on the ground that the county judge rho sentenced Dillon on appeal had no jurisdiction b hear iAe | case.
 LONDON Jul: 25.-Mr. snd Mrs. Gl' l. stone cele rat d their Golden Wedd ag to-day. Tee monIals in the shape of letters, telegrsms and presents poured | in upon them by hrudreds.
 CHICAGO. July 25.-l p. p. Close wheat frmer Cash S13tE, September SO5x.
 NEW YORK July 2j.-TO-dsy the con- sressional committee appointed to look | into immigration 6ffsire of the country | st large began its work. Chairman Ford | of Michigan and Congressman Morrow | of California and Guenther of Wiscon- sin were the only members present. but | General Spjl jlola and Congressman Ostis are expected tomorrow; DO one was there 10 represent Castle G8rden. First wines take the chair was l. l.. Boar. ssenger agent of the Hamburg line of steamers. He descrit d .he cOmpAny's system of | agencies m this country and Europe and said that every person buying 8 ticket Il has to present Q passport showing that he IS allowed 10 emigrBte and has not committed my crimes. The company, he said. takes great pains to inspect all passengers ID order that none shall come over who would not be allowed to land here.
 WASHINGTON, July 2j.-The house took up and considered bill to estab- fish United States land court and 10 provide for 0 judicial investigation and settlement of private land claims in the territories of Arizona and New Mex,co and state of Colorado. The United States land court is to consist of chief iustice and two associate justices a2- pointed by the president by and with ihe advice and consent of the senate.
 NEw YoRK, July 25.-The wsr of freight rates from tbis city to the Ms souIi river has extended tO Salt Lake and to al common points. The rates on first class freight from the Missouri liver to Salt Lshe has been reduced tbir- ty cents per one hundred pounds fourth class tEerty cents and other classes approximately. This is the first break that has occurred ID years to points weEt of the Colorado and it is believed thG! the break will extend to Caii,ornis
 PORTLAND. Oregon. July 25.-News just received that Peer and Carol Mer- I'-, brothers. aged 32 and g. were mur- dor-d by Enos By rec, CsIlatr-, Era -s''u county. Tbe quarrel began [ abou; hors' belOnE .s 70 the br ihers l which By had taken mp. By went home ( for revolver eld upon his return be s found the Meri's | ,ys driving the horse i home. He procured a horse and follow ed thom, overtsk' ng them O short dis. il lance from his house and securing a horse returned. The Mertiz boys went Ii in advance of By cad closed the gate u leading 10 the oorrfi. By demanded that they open the gate ead upon re- f usual By deliberately drew Q revolver ;, sud shot Peter. the ball ts 'ng effect ID c The hesd. He reeled and fell in the arms of h's wife who appeared at that mo- nent By then turaed on Carol fir ug ,ue shot wb'ch took effect in the leg. c Jarol started to Iua around the bara by By on horseback f ng D bree more shots, all taking effect ID n Jarors head. Afer By res';zed 'is c;ime he started down the o osd on hors sbsck Rnd overriding a U landoGs he let his horse end rode Co 1T 'siou @ Ju1ot pn on the oar and nOih- R ag noe hGs zen heard from 'm. He n 3 sir gle mar of considerable proper y. m Peter died one hour after the .hcotina H nd Or -ol lived four hours. Search .s iC 'silg made for By. st LOUISVILLE, July 25.-Uniied Sta ,s lsrshsl Gross received letter today di om a depu..' at Harlan say ing he is . | the court horse th one hund,ei II med men -th Winchestsrs and or v to to hold it, though .Ae vh 'sks ,'es SC @ 2 rug and threaten to have blt cd th pr ihe destrr9tion of their property. er WAsHISGros, July 25. The house ?, on sgroulture to-day decided sr report to the house the Lee bill to b; revent the sale. manufacture or trans- so orisiiop of sdulterated articles or food. sb rink or drnEs. Also substitute for uiterworth's bill defining lard and i'm osing tax on compound lard and reg lin lsting its sale, importation and expcr- th Itiop. Smith, of Arizona, offered an amend i'm ent to the bill establishing a land an 'urt, eIempting Arzons from the pro- Ls sions of the bill as ii would prove a IT.