Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-12-20
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MATTER BEFORE GARNET.

W ASHING1ON, D6c. IO.7SSCF6uary Proctor today laid before the cabinet all information on Indian trouble in his possession.
 NEW YORK, Dec. 16. A meeting of presidents Uf the railroads west of Chi cogo tor the purpose of forming a west ern association met this morning At Pier Point MoTgans residence, Mo-, re- presentativeS of the Chicago & Alton nor the VaaderbIlts line were present.
 VIENNA, Dec. l6.-The police here have dissolved the Democratic Associa- ton, one of the objects of which vas to agltate in favor of universal suII. ,.. It was for this reason that the police broke up the association.
 WASHINGTON, Dee. 16.-Secretary Proctor has ordered Capt. Colton, first artillery; Capitan Hodges, fourth cava- Try; and Lieut., ScriYenor, third artiller- ly to report to the secretary of state. They will visit the countries of Central and South America in the interest of the Colum bian Worlds Fair.
 NEW YORK, Dec. 16.-Mrs. Matilda
 iodge, an aged sister of Secretary of the Navy Tracy who came from Oswego to Bro 0klyn recently to spend the holi- days with her son, died suddenly this morning.
 NEW HAVEN, Conn.,. Dec. 16.-Brevet Major General Alfred Terry, on the rs- tired list, died this morning.
 COLUMBUS, $. c. Dec. 16.-P. A. Emanuel, a member the bar of this state has discovered a process by which alumi- hum can be made from kaolin at a cost of S250 per ton.
 LISBON, Dec. 16.-The Ninteenth h. fantry Regiment and several other de- tachments Of infantry and artillery will sail hence for Mozambique tomorrow.
 Moscow, Dec. I6.-Madame Kartzkoff, a member of the most aristocratic circle in Russia, was found dead in her resi- dence in this city today. All evidence points to murder, and 1t is believed that the crime was committed by Mini lists.
 Madame Kartzkoff was immensely wealthy but nothing was stolen from her residence.
 DUBLIN, Dec. 16-Upon an applica- tin of council in behalf of Parneli the court granted the injunction restoring the publication of the suppressed "United Ireland".
 KALAMAZOO, Mich, Dec. 17.-A sen satlonal attempt at murder and a sui eide took place in thls city this after noon. For some time past the domestic relations of NIT. and Mrs. Louis Scott have been very unpleasant. 4 month ago Mrs. Scott, who is about 32, left her husband and worked in the home of Miss Roberts, City Librarian, who lives with her aged mother in the central part of the city. Scott became very jealous and angry and this morning called on his wife under the guise that he was going tonight to Chicago. She went to their old home. Scott then bolted all the doors, and drawing 8 re- volver made her promise to come back and live with him at once. She prom ised, to save her life, but did not return in the afternoon. Scott then went to the house, had angry words with her, pulled revolver, shot her in the temple, and then killed himself. Mrs. Scott will live, thirtY-two caliber bullet being extracted. The affair caused the great est excitement.
 CAYUGA, Ont, Dec. IA man was arrested yesterday, supposed to be Pope, the Louisville bank defaulter, turns out to be another man,
 BILL PASSES.
 WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-The house ap+ bill possed fixing the repre- at 356.
 PARSELL'S CONDITION.
 DUBLIN, Dec. 17.-This morning Par nell's breakfast was served in bed. A close examination of hls eyes revealed the fact that his sight was not injured by the lime thrown into them yesterday. The surgeon declares however that in- fiamation may set in.
 PARNELL DENOUNCED.
 DUBLIN, Dec. 17-At the Francescan church at Ennes yesterday, the friars denounced Parnell both for his moral and political action. Several members of the congregation because of the ut terance of the friars left the church. The priests in the cathedral at Ennis made no comment on Parnell's course.
 BRUSSELS, Dec. 17.-At the Esconffi- aul colliery today a shift of eighteen men entered the cage, and the engine started to lower them into the pit when the rope broke and the men were per cipated to the bottom of the shaft; all were killed.
 WASHINGTON, Dec. H.-It is expected the president will issue the Words Fair today.
 NEW YORK, Dec. 17.-Jimmie Murray, )f New York and Logan, the "St. Paul Kid" fought to finish on Rockaway Beach this morning. Hogan won in l3 rounds.
 PHILSDELPIA, Dec. 17.-Mrs. Seneca Fall and her grand child were found lead in bed this morning. They are to have sufficated by coal gas.
 TUscoLA, Ill, Dec. I7. After debate ,f twelve hou the jury in the breach l ,f promise ca. g .i Miss Maria L. Henrie against Joseph Smith returned a yer llct today and tnr sensational case is at l n end. Miss Ii. .rie sued for sl00OO | damages and also for her services as | OStlSu souLlli llOuSShoeDeT SIX ears. Sine was awarded S3,500 for | ,reach of marriage contract and SLIGO | or her services. The heavy damages | wardeo have cs Sed much comment. | udge Vail ove;-uled the motion for a lew trial made by the defendant and he | gill appeal his case to the Appellate | jourt Smith is one of the heaviest | and owners in Central Illinois and the 7oman, who came from Chicago, is be- eved to be an adventures.
 YOUNGSTOWN, Dec, 17.-Shertly after oon today an explosion occurred in mich the Ohio Powder Company mill 'as blown up killing two employees. everal others were injured.
 MILLERs, Ind, Dec. 17-W1lliam larke, an employee of the Etna Pow CT Company was killed and several thers probably fatally injured by an ex- losion this morning.
 CHICAGO. Dee I7 A d,c;,atcb race'y