Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-01-04

CTS lnQG upon the CSatn or eight ne groes, lynched at BarGwall wes hel, 5 Saturday night at the scene of tho tra [ gedy. On the lefs side of the road wsrt } bodies of Ripley Johnson and bditchsl Adams, charged with the murder o
 Hefierman; on the opposite side Wer'
 SIX bodies Cf negroes charged with i'm
 plicatiOn in the murder e young Eobt
 Martin. They were tied Co trees Ca th,
 road side. They occupied ell sOrts OI grOtesque and reyolting petitions. Thc
 jury returned a verdict that the men
 came to their death from gunshOt
 wounds inflicted by parties unknown
 After the inquest the families of John
 son and Adams removed their bodies
 but neither whites nor negroes wanted
 to remove the other six bodies. The
 town declined to bury them because | they were killed outside its limits. Re
 maininG negroes declare they propose to
 leave tho country. They assert there
 will be no retaliation.
 ST. LOUIS, December SC.-Word comes
 from the Indian Territory that two no- i toriOus IaGIan daspsradoes took posses
 sion of the town of Tichwawa and car ! ried things with a high hand. Tn the
 midst of the excitement quiet stTanger | appeared and when bounced upon by
 the desperadoes shot and killed both of
 them.
 WAsHINGToN, December r3O-Secrotary
 T;ndo:n this morning telegraphed in
 structiOns to the various sub-treasurers
 to pay checks for interest Oa 1 per
 cent loan dGa January 18th, aud ca Pac-
 life Railroad bonds amounting to nearly
 eight million dol!ara.
 Nzw YoRz. December 30.-Nearly 800
 Policemen arc laid up with agripP:e.
 NEW YoEK, Dec. 30.-Edward Hanlan
 is oat with q reply 10 the challenge Of Jake CaE5cEs, iu which he says be v-ill rcw G4udoaa for from 530OO to 5000 be- fore next July.
 PARis, Dec. Intelligence is re- ceived from ObCck. east coast of Africa. that two French missionaries travelling f.om Zelo to Pharrar under escort of eight Greeks wsro attacked by natives and all the party murdered.
 ALTOONA, Pa, Dec. 3O.-Three car loads of detectives passed through hsre this afternoon from Watson, mining NON IT SA-A sA.4t~0 HUH AGlV. lS feared from striking miners.
 AUSTIN, Tex, Dec. 2S.-The governor has information that ri is threatened in Tylor county, and he has ordered out the militia to aid the sheriff in keeping peace. At 9 conference of the goFerner and attorney general this morning it was agreed the latter sball attend the habeas ! corpus trial of Fort Bend citizens arrest | ed for murder day or so ago by Unit ed States marshal. They are of the | opinion that the arrests arc without | warrant of law.
 WAsauCToE, Dec. 2S.-The Brazilian minister has receiysd a cablegram from BaTboza, minister of finance, dated Rio Janoiro, December 27th, saying in part: Premier CuroprotO has been banished i On account of acts of conspiracy on the part of his followers, and the imperial family because of having changed their from acGuiescence to encour- agement of the pretersiOns of reaction md were deprived of civil list and sub s;dy. Tae emperor, under the advice Of shed councillors, refused the subsidy, because 1t was an act of revClu- ton, but accepted the civil list as right based upon law. In view of this denial of the legitimacy of the revolution which has been sanctioned by the whole coun- try, our measure cutting off the civil IiSJ and subsidy WAS du act of mere | common sense. These measures have here met with general support. We shall continue to respect all rights and the tribunals organized by the observe all contracts and koep up the budget, but any at tempt against the public order will be with implacable severity. Commerce, agriculture and the working classes call upon us to assume this atti- Jude. We shall hand over to ths consti- .utional convention the public intact. Those who believe this convention Is called to decide betweo1 a republic and . monarch are mistaken. \ monarch 5 out of the question, and the European press should not be misicd by news nansc-s. whose machinations arc here objects either of aiEazemeEt CT derisiOn. These mistakes of the press fOment here he schemes of disturbers, but the dil- 2mma now IS simply republic or an- .rchy."
 WAsEINGTcY, Dec. 2S.-The house 1f hearings on the tariff this morning. Ar ;umsuts wsr5 presented on ths subject ,f duty on table cutlery. stoves, gold saf and bronze powder, anyiis, tinplsts ;rucible, steel wire, rods and wires.
 General ImbOden, Of Virginia, speak ng for the south, favored the rsteatiOn # duty oa coal and iron ore. lie con ended that the coal. iron. and railroad l.. ,d ii coal was placed on the free list. sien who work Tn mines in ths south ire principally negroes. These people lad to be provided with work. If they lid not receive work they would live on ho whites dishonesty. The negro would not steel if he could get work. 5e (ImbOden) was p~otectionist; he llways had been one. and believed that i il the south theTs could bc fair and ;ICare vote or tho protection issue with )It any extrenOus issues, pCoteclonlste would overwhelmingly carry at least eur or five southern states. The north lGd been made rich by protection. It vas the opportunity of the south to be- ,ome rich. If anybody was to be pro ected he would rather make sl Amer can rich than EavaIian, HuH saTisn, Italian os Belgian.
 Flower Of New York, inquired in ref ;rence to tho remark as to elections in he south whether Mir Imboden meant hat the color line had to be drawn that he gentleman had to vote against his sentiment.
 General Imbodon replied: We are to stand together under cer- ain conditions when tariff sln into On the question of pro tccticn l an a reFublican,cn local qucG- ions I am a democrat.
 ST. PAUL. Dec. 2S.-This city was he scene this morning of an event of nore than ofdiHary interest to church nep, in the conSecratiOn of three bish- ,ps, with all the august rites and imPOs- ng ceremonials of the Roman Catholic ,hurch. The ceremony was conducted " Arch Bishop of Ireland, assisted by he Most Rev. Thomas s. Grace. The ,riosfs an whom the mitre was CODferre