Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-10-25

and slightly injured at o'clock to
 night by Dr. J. ". Parker. he fact hs near as can bs learned from the par
 ties are that a theatre party had be, I
 arranged tonight which i clutted Nr.
 Damer'n bis wife, snd Dr. Parker
 Dsmerou who hsd been called aw.y or
 business during the afternoon did Lol
 return until about 8 o'clock Hpd vh le
 ascending the steps of his rssiieDce en
 coaLtafei his wife and Dr. Parker lm- i"g ont of the door. What words pe ssed
 between the gentlemen has not besb
 e r"'d but sucffie euaued and when
 fGe foo. of the sts had been reached
 Dameron had the best of It bnd WIS
 Sio"lv choked b yhis oppou.nt. Parker
 drew revolver and fi ed two shots. ouP
 ball grazing Damerou's neck, the Ot' CT
 penetrating his arm. Neither wound Is
 dangerous. At the police station Por-
 ker woul' say nothing about what
 caused the quarrel. But Dameron El-
 lsees that Parker was too frequent 6
 visitor at his house. This WAS crrrob- | org,ed bv parties acquainted with ths
 family history of both men. Parker
 hsils iron. Louisville and DAmeron from Cinciunatti.
 Kansas City. Oct. l8-Dispstches
 frow all large cities and many towns in K 'Gs, state that during the day many original package saloons have be- Il
 opened and doing thriving business th..
 Fesult of the decision passed yesterday by tho b. s. cIrcuit court. Special
 naes meetings were held throu1 bout
 tho cIty this evening at which the gov
 sruor ~as petitioued to call an extrs ses-
 s'on to re-snact the old law.
 Portland, Oct. 18-B4n Burlin, who
 keeps ealoon at East Portland at tbs
 -nd of the stree: railway. was robbed
 ssrly this morning ID 6 daring manner while hs WAS asleep in room in the rear of his saloon. He heard the side door lsading to his sleeping apartments kick ed iD and immediately ke saw 3 men enter. He leapsd from bis bed snd grappled with one of the men, but he sas promptly knocked down with rs- volver and badly beaten. Failing to get the safe keys from him, oss of the l burglars held Burlin while the others | drilled hole into the safe door in the | saloon and blew it opsn with powder, securing S200. The burglars are not yet spprehended.
 Macon, Gs., Oct. 1S-Wm Singleton, q negro h4ckmau, was taken from the jail last night by an armed mob and was hanged to tree. Five weeks sgo Singleton committed rape upon young lady whose name is suppressed because she is of social prominence. She is grand daughter of the late chief of justice IIumkin of this state.
 New Orleans, October 1S-Joee2h Mscheca snt several other Italians were arrested today. charged with being &C., esssories to the murder of Chief of Po- lice Heanessy.
 oil this morning Mayor Shakespe ares was read, depouncing the mur- der of Hsnnessy through hired assassins, declaring that terrible secret orders ex- st in New Orleans, that the chief If police was assassinstsd for forcing American lave, that any citiz n perform ing his duty or under any circumstances mourning the eDmity of these societies was liably to have a sentence of death passed on him and carried out by sas- 'ins who say nothing aud know nothing, hat some leading Italians are at the lead of these orders while others more peacefully inclined ars blsckmailed aad hreateusd with death or obliged to cave tue city if they do not comply with be edicss of the society, that this state # affairs has gone on far enough and must be stopped. The council is Cell q , lpon to take initiative steps to drive. II ; necessary, these people out of th4 Uuit 1 d States. ;
 A resolution was adopted, ths major o appoint s committee of 50, vr mora If e deemed proper to thoroughly inves is ste these secret orders and to report.
 ThIs afternoon the mayor received an communication notifying i'm he will be the next victim. The Ia, or says that this will not deter bim | rom doing his duty, ,snd he has appoint | d B committee Of 50 men to investig ate [
 | 2 the city over the developments and c hers Is danger of the lower classes be- V Ig melted to insugurate a bloody race t 'sr against the Italians. t
 The meeting of the committee of t 0 tonight was secret but the committee O it would pursue their ioves q gation to the end to bring tue murder c rs ot aennsssy to justice and break up if ls Italian assassin leagues in this city. o
 thousand dollars was raised on the :, pot and by next week the committee zpecss tO have S50.000 to assist in the ork. Machsc., who was arrested to- 'l sy, has heretofore been considered C' rominent Italian above murderous U lots of his more ignorant fellow conn J ymen. Since his arrest some dsma2- u E evidencs has bs.n developed. The o dies oWning the ehantv where ths as d -ssius are supposed to have plotted aud tl .'bere', idsDtifisd Mscheca ss the man al ho rented the placs and paid s month Ol
 advance. b, Quincy, III, Oct. 18-Oae of the most fc nsational shooting affrays that ever pl in this city, took placs on 'he h, -incipal streets this afternoon. Dan IT {. Price of Salinas, Kansas, wss in tally wounded by Miss Lillis Booth of A amp Point, and the young lady being Io lot by Price who WAS nc,ompsnie by aI g brother. He Was wsIkiSg dnwu 6ih R rect soon after dinner when Miss both crossed the street and placibg s muzzla of 8 large revolver against ] back fired. Price's brother M 'sppled the youug woman and the ounded msn ran into store, but i'm he ediately return d to tho sidewalk and ot her down. Price disd coon after e shooting but Miss Booths wound is ,t fatal Price and Booth families are we nong the most prominent Iu the cOun Fl, . About year aSO young Price ifs