Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-07-25

ALBUQUERQUE, N. NJ, July 18.-Abou
! o'clock this afternoon at RanchI
DAtrisco, seven miles south Of this
place, Samuel NJ. Carter, a ranchmaI
from the Ladrone mountains, shot anC
seriously wounded Hon. Frank A. Hub
bel, senior member Of the territorial
council OF Bernalillo county. A legal
dispute IN which Carter was the defend
ant and Hubbel the complaining witness
had just been settled before Alcalde
jose de la Luz Sanchez when Carter
walking into room across the hall
from the court room reappeared with a
shot gun and proceeding into the open
air began to curse and swear, threaten
ing to shoot every one in sight. He was
followed by his attorney, Thos. Phelan,
who endeavored to get him to give up
the gun, but before the latter was able
to reach him, Hubbel came out and was
immediately fired upon by Carter and
quite severely wounded in the alb
domen. The gun was loaded with No.
shot, several Of which took effect, but it
is the opinion Of doctors that the wound
IS not necessarily serious. After doing
the shooting Carter made off but was
afterwards captured He has been
bou-d over without bail and was lodged
in the county Jail at this place at five
p. m.
| MILWAUKEE, Wis, July 2O.-A dis
patch to the Sentinel from Crystal
Falls, Wisconsin, says that James Nc
| COrmick of that place died today from
| injuries received in the personal fight
with William Daniels OF Rhinelander.
last night. The fight was ten rounds
with tighht gloves. In the seventh
round Mccormick appeared dazed and
fell unconscious under a terrific blow
from Daniels, dying few hours later.
Daniels and mis- two seconds, Frank
Bruell and John Daley, were arrested
charged with murder.
CLEVELAND, o., July 2O.-A special
from Lima, Ohio, says: The village of
Roundhead, in Hardin county was de-
stroyed by fire at three o'clock this
morning. The wheel factory was struck
by lightning, and the whole village
nearly destroyed. No particulars have
been received yet. Loss estimated at
SoOO.OOO; insurance unknown.
ST.. EoUIs, July 20.-Mr. H. O. Payne,
a resident of the City of Mexico and
commercial commissioner for the
Worlds Fair in the republic Of Mexico,
Is temporarily in the city. He says he
has been working up an interest IN the
fair in Mexico and that he has received
several cordial responses from all sour
ces, and asserts that the Mexican ex-
hibit will be a surprise to this country
10 its magnitude and variety.
MELBOURNE, Australia, July 20-Joe
Goddard, the Australian pugilist, today
defeated Joe Choyinski, of California,
in four round battle, for a purse of
$4,000 and the championship of Aus /
tralia. Goddard had the advantage
throughout the fight, which was hard
battle.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, July 90 Mrs.
Pattie Lochegard shot her three chill
dten and herself today. She chloro-
formed both herself and the children
before she used the gun. She left let
ter to her husband regrettiug that he
could not "go with them" 1t is sup
posed the woman was demented.
LONDON, July 20.-Mr. Gladstone has
written aletter in support OF Mr.. Brand,
q candidate for Wisbeach, IN which he
says: "My physicians will restrain me
for some months from the public
use Of my voice. / hope the election will
be an additional proof that the country
is determined to shake off the incubus of
the Irish question.
PATERSON, N. j., July 20.-While
screwing on the cover of the coffin in
which reposed what was supposed to be
the lIfeless from of a child yesterday, the
discovered the child to be
slive. The child belonged to John De
and was taken i'll few days ago.
LONDON, July 90 Judgement was
given today IN the action brought by
Mrs. Maybrick against an Insurance as
sociatIon to recover $4,000 insurance
upon her husbands life. The court de-
cided that she murdered her husband
and could not recover the insurance.
QUEBEC, July 20-A report from the
southwest point of Anticosti is that the
steamer Circe, Glasgow for Montreal, is
ashore. Most OF her crew are safe. The
vessel is in bad position.
WASHINGTON, July 20. - Secretary
Foster has referred all correspondence
the Canadian seizures of
American fishery vessels last Thursday
10 the state department. Congressman
Boutelle has asked that revenue cut
.er be sent there to protect the Amer
can fish industries.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, July 20.-GovernOr
Buchanan has ordered out the entire
state militia to Briceville, Tennessee, to
protect the convicts at work in the
nnes at that place. 1t is stated that
.wo thousand miners are marching to
he seat of war.
LITTLE Rock, Ark, July 20.-Nat K.
Tones, son of United States Senator o.
Tones Of Arkansas, was shot and perhaps
atally wounded at the senator's home at
Washington, Arkansas, this afternoon, ,
,y at school teacher named j. F. Shepley. ,
The two men had row up town and
Zones followed Shepley to the depot and
nto q passenger coach, where the tragedy
occurred. Jones cannot live.
LATER.
Jones is dead.