Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-07-21
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SAS MARCIAL. \. M., July 12.-Shsrii Russell, Of ihis county, Ess been in a.Eucted to levy or sell st public guctiui
 Aii tho personal property of \. c. Walk
 CT, Jose Baca, Manuel Vigiel snd An
 tcuio Abeytea, Ell Of Sccorro. ant : cond smen of Pedro A. Simuson, ex
 sheriff of this county, who, it is alleged
 defrRcaed the county cut of large sun Of money. The county holds judgment
 against said sheriff for the sun o Si2. .255,
 CHICAGO, July I2-Tho Emperor o Norfolk broke down while being worked
 st Washington Park to-day. He bowed
 a tendon and Is badly hurt. How'll mol
 race again this year, and probably nevel
 again. He will oe shipped 10 Baldwin'i
 lotisns stock farm tomorrow. Emper.
 or has many friends among the sporting
 fraternity and great regret is ex-ressed
 st hrs probable permanent retirensnt.
 NEVADA CTrY. CAL. July l2-Lssi
 night at North Bloomfield, Ei. Mslsr-
 Aey shot and killed e man named
 Dougherty. The men had scme trouble
 over a HtsY-oent piece and warm words
 ensued, after which they separated,
 Mslarkey vowIng hs would kill Dough-
 erty. Soon afterwards the men met at
 the ground where the circus was being
 held, and MBlarkey immediately drew
 hls revolver and shot Dougherty through
 the brain, The young man lived only & few minutes.
 MIsNEAPoLIs July 12.-The great Di-
 vision and Statehood Convention at Hu ron, Dakota, has completed it's work
 There is 8 general feeling among the delegates and others that il accomplish ed what it set ou; 10 do and the result would be entirely satisfactory to the people of the terrI.oTy.
 NoNQUITT Mass. July 12.-General Sheridan slept well lest night sud has been very tranquil all day, more SO than at any previous tune since his grYIysl here. IL is now thirty-five days since he had an attask of heart failure.
 PIIrsrIELD, Mass. July l2-Psssea- gers from the west report that last nights cyclone created terrible devas- tstion between here and Albany, sweep sug from the state line to East Chatham levslliDg three paper mills ard many houses, 1t IS supposed there has been some loss ot life, but no particulars.
 WAsaISCroS July 19.-An argument on the wool schedule of the tariff bi!, VAS hHd by Pugsiy, Morss. O'Dornell GnG others. O'Donneli made su appeal for the restoration of the duties Of 1867, McKenny thought free wool would se- cur5 cheaper clothing. CGsveN and BotsmsG said the pisoing of wool on he free list would destroy the sheep growing industry of their States, Dock cry coEtrovsrted this argument and said it would be Bs fair to expect a mother % desert her babe ss to expect the dem ocrstio party Co turl its back upon the lsboTing nsn who had always constitu- ted it's bore and sinew. Ding ey sad Ina. since the Mills bill had been lsun- ched in the press. wool Rsd declined seven cents per pound. I, the discus sion of the bill had done this injury then, what could the bill itself do to the farmer? The house took & access till B c clock when R session will be held for the consideration of private pension bile.
 The house me: ht S. D. 10. to consider certain private pension bIlis Co which ohIeoison bad been made at various Friday evening sessions and a final vote upon which hGd been postponed until tonight. Two roll cGll8 however, broCgss about no results and the house l adjourned.
 LONDON July 12-PArnsll in sn in- l tsrview to night, referring to ths gov arruen.'s oIsr co appoint e committee l D. judges to inquire into the charges of l Inc Tlnes said he beiieved i1 the prin- l ,i 5les contained ID the proposal.
 WAsHUSGT1 July I2.-After bitter | and aBIm sted discussion on !he question | lf printing extra copies Cf the report cf | .hs committee on pensions i1 the case | f seven vetoed pension bills, the senate | without action on the resolution pro ,esdei tO the consideration ot the fish cries treaty. George of Massachusetts. poke in favor ot its adoption. The mot e- of The rejection of the treaty had .lre.iy been settled by the Republican 5 senator's in csuous srd this open debate 7Bs not for the purpose of settling what ,ught to be done, but to justify what lad been done by arranging before the mericsn people the president for neg ige0ce or indifference Co American .ixhts by the rejection of the treaty. It Fss hoped that enough votes would be scared tc the support of the Repubh- .ac iicket to reverse the action of the American people in 1884
 The bill granting S50O0 to Mrs. Lsri- ner of Wyoming for important scrvices D giving notice of the hostile purposes f SioaE Indians, passed,
 The hiI referring to tho court of ia.I5 ihs claims of government work nsn for payment for excess labor over ight hours wss taken up and Cooke elro am9Uduc1t that any amount sl- owed shall oe paid only 10 claimant, If wing, or his pefs lnsl representative, it lead. wss agreed to, snd the senate 7iihOut further action adjourned.
 KANSAS CrTT, July l2,-The boycott f tte 70" cB-s was raised at noon; others 7ise the sItaa.ion Of the strike remain 
 PARIS Jnly I3.-As wss expected the nsu't offered by BoulaDger to Floquet . cham Der of deputies last evening, re- ll,ed ID a duel this morning, m the icin:ty of PGris Swords were used nd B ulsuGer was wounded in the arm ad neck. dIs wounds are not danger s7. Floquet's hand was scratched by sword. Fl0queis colleagues D the ministry were waiting at his house 1r news of the duel sni the prime min l.5g was giving bn orstion when he sr- iTed. A snail crowd of BoUlsnger's blowers were in front of his house when e reached home.
 PARIS. July l3.-Noon-LSter details f the duel are that the men had three 1counters, in the second ot which Bou- .pRer was slightly wounded in the leg, nd Fioqaet received a out on the hand. he seconds proposed that the fight be but the combsisnts re- 1sed to stop and after resting renewed he fight. Boulsnger tried hard to Kill IS opponent and made 6 lunge al his ,It breast which only slightly touched IS watch. Boulsnger then received Q .ound ID the neck which put sn end Co le encounter owing to hemorrhsge. hysicians are unable to decide whether
 will prove ssrOus, but It is believed 1t -il
 PARIS, July l3-A bulletin issued by le physician states that BOulanger bss deep wound on the right side of his eek which causes marked difficulty ID Ths doctors gre unable 10 i've sn opinion Gt present Rs to what iTu the case may take.
 WrrsRIDpN July I3-Ihe police en-