Arizona weekly citizen., 1889-05-04
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 SAN SIMON, May l, 1SS9.-George W Stratton, superintendent of the San Sl
 mon Cattle Company, and Sheriff White
 hill, of Silver City, came into San Simor
 Monday night, and stated that two mer
 had come into the Headquarters Ranch
 owned by Head & Hearst, from Deer 1 Creek, 60 miles south from San Simon where they had been mining, and saiC | that band of Indians had come onto and fired at two men, shooting one through both legs. They then captured the wounded man and put him on a stove and roasted him to death. All the horses were then gathered up and the Indians left with them in the direction of Mexico, followed by four vaqueros, The vaqueros judging from the trail think there is large band of Indians out. The point where the Indians are said to have done this devilish work is on a direct line between the San Carlos Reservation and Sierra Madres. The murdered mans name was Cody. CHICAGO, May 1.-The senate's special committee in relation with Canada hold their first meeting at the Grand Pacific tomorrow. After the conference the committee will leave for San Francisco. BROOKLYN, N. r., May 1.-Baltimore ?; Brooklyn 6; Kansas City, 5; Cincin- natl, 14; St. Louis, 9; Louisville, 1.
 New York; May New York, 9; | VT o.. D,44orioe Na.r- Nnrlr Crane and Brown; Washington, Keefe and Ebright.
 Pittsburg, May 1.-An exciting game of 12 innings was playad here to-day. Pittsburg 3; Cleveland ?.
 Philadelphia, May 1.-Philadelphia's 10. Boston s.
 Indianapolis, May 1-Chicago won the game today by superior batting. h. dianapolis, ?: Chicago }.
 Batteries, Indianapolis, Boyle, Burdick and Buckley; Chicago, Hutchison and Farrell.
 WASHINGTON, May Mitchell of the patent office today rendered an impor- tant decision in the interference case of Daniels vs. Morgan, which involves a question of rehearing the case which was decided by his predecessor. Mitchell holds that while the rule limited the right of an administrative officer to re view his predecessors decision may be appliable to him in administrative ca pacity it is not binding on him in the discharge of his judicial duties. The motion was to dismiss the motion for rehearing which was overruled.
 PHENIx, Ariz., May 1.-Sheriff Fryer of Pinal county arrived to-day to remove the three Apache murderers of Jones and Diehl, in June, 1887, to Pinal county for trial. The United States Supreme Court has just decided that the United States District Court in which they were tried had no jurisdiction. They will therefore be tried in the county court of Pinal county, and they will probably be found guilty as in the trial in the United States District Court in which one of them, Gong Shay, was awaiting death sentence.
 CITY OF MEXICO, (via Galveston), May 1.-The government officially announces that the Berlin banker, Blichreder, has made a demand for the remainder of the loan of f2,9O0,OOO, of which he had the option. The minister of finance Ol bO issue a circular calling attention to the improved condition of the nations finances and decrease of the national debt.
 SOMERSET, Pa, May 1.-The tragedy in Jefferson township yesterday grows more and more revolting as new facts appear. It now seems more than prob ii lo4 no,-,I o,,1 Caorcra of old man Shanlis, hanged their aged fath- CT. It is also evident that David, an hour later, shot his young stepmother, who still lives and may recover. Their object was to gain possession of the es- tate, which is very valuable.
 LONDON, May 1.-Parnell on cross ex- animation to-day denied emphatically that his Irish schemes ever included coalition with Fenians in order to expel the landlords from Ireland. He certain ly aimed to destroy the landlordism but not to drive the individuals from the country and never had any idea of re- sorting to illegal means. He had no notion that national funds in America and skirmishing funds were incidental.
 PHENIx. May 1.-The barbecue given by the democrats of Maricopa county in honor of the retiring governor and the members of the Fifteenth Legislature, was attended by about 1900 people. The principal speakers were ex- Governor Zulick, T. E. Parish and Judge Buck.
 WASHINGTON, May IA crank walked into the secretary of wars office and, taking the secretary's chair opposite General Bennett, declared he was secre- tary of war, having been appointed by Cleveland. He busted himself in giving orders and disturbing the appointment clerk, until the police officers arrived and took charge of him.
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