Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-07-30

Hugh O'DOnneu released on tail the strikers propose to welcome him home with a parade and big demonstration. The sheriff declares he will allow no such affair and that the parade will be stopped. The men declars they will not submit to any Interference and a colli- son may result.
 DENVER, Colo, July 23.-Shortly after midnight Mir. and Mrs. Jacob scott were almost chopped to pieces in bed. The weapon used was a hatchet. There is little hope of recovery. Peter Heenan, a former husband of Mrs. Scott, is sus pected of having committed the crime prompted by jealousy. Some time ago he wrote from Los Angeles, Cal, to Mrs. Scott threatening her life. It is thought he came to Denver and attemp ed to make good hIs threat. A search Is being made for him.
 PoTTsvILLE, PA, July 23.-An ex plosion of gas in the New York Farm colliery this morning is known to have killed nine, three others are missing and are probably dead. At least ten are badly burned and some will die.
 WASHINGTON, July 23.-Morgan in- troduced bill for the government to control the Union and Ceniral Pacific railroads until the debt to the Upited States is fully paid or secured.
 Referred. he anti-option bill was taken up.
 LARAMIE, Wyo, July 23.-One of the biggest ranch deals in the history of the state is about to be consumated. A con tract has been entered into between Douglas William Sartoris O., and an English syndicate for the transfer of the former big ranch near here to be occu- pied next season by a large Scotch col ony. The price is million and quar- ter.
 SAN DIEGO, CAL, July 23.-A. W. Jewel who organized the party to search for three prospectors on the desert, ar- rived from Campo this morning thor oughly exhausted. The bodies oi Fish and of the eldest Breedlove, were found within few miles of the springs for which they were evidently making. The body of the younger Breedlove has not been found. MT. Fish, a brother of the dead prospector, is arranging to send party at once to get the bodies.
 SAN DECO, Cal, July 22-Word has been received here from Campo, that the bodies of $. J.. Breedlove and Penn sylvanis capitalist named Fish, who left Campo July 4th to prospect for gold in the desert have been found iu a canyon of the Cocopah mountains. No trace was found of Breedlove's son, who was also one of the party.
 The bodies were found close together and from their appearance it was judg- ed the men had been dead at least two weeks. Under the scorching sun of the desert the bodies had decomposed rap idly and the searching party found it was impossible to bring them. Two of the mules were discovered short dis tance farther on, but no traces of c. w. Breedlove and third mule could not be found. The bodies of Fish and Breed- love, Sr., were found some forty miles east from Campo and A. W. Jewell, who was leader of the searching party, telephoned that the only way the bodies can be brought in Is to make up party of five or SIX strong men who are used to hardships and provide them with good wages. Such a party will probably start from here soon.
 HOMESTEAD, July 22.-There has been friction between the people and soldiers to-day. Early ID the day one of the colored cooks of the Eighteenth reei- ment, getting little too much beer in 10 hls system, became tired of camp life and concluded to go home. He was capt. ured by the patrol near the depot and lively scene ensued. A large crowd gathered and Company G of the Eigh- teenth was ordered to disperse the peo- pie. This was done, to put it mildly, .n a very brisk manner. The strike leaders were promptly on hand and had hard time to prevent some of the men who had been drinking from attacking the soldiers. The strikers went to their headquarters and sJme, still feeling sore about the matter, are said to have spit upon soldiers stationed in front of the building. This Is asserted by the mili- tary and denied by the strikers. At any rate soldier appeared at the Ad- visory Committees rooms and delivered himself of this remarkable communIca- lion: "Gentlemen, Col. Green presents bis compliments and says If any more spit is spat out of the windows on 10 any body, the whole building will be shut up," The soldier saluted and withdrew, and then ensued complicated discus sion on the question of eXpectoration, which was finally ended by posting a notice calling upon men to expectorate on the floor, and not on the street.
 Some Hungarian workmen later came n and asserted thst when on their way ;o picnic they were rudely dispersed nd hxy 7ost Marshal Green claims to have heard nothing of this.
 All sorts of rumors are still rife about 0'Donneil's trip to New York, the latest being that he had conference with ex- President Cleveland and the Democratic National Committee.
 This IS the last day allowed by the Carnegie company for the old men to lpply for work as non-union men. They lid not do so but many unskilled work nen hired to railroad contractors to 0ulld new road.
 BEDDING, CAL, July 25.-A force of 'bout forty masked men, fully armed, broke into the jail early yesterday morn ng. and took out John D. and Charles 2uggles, stage robbers, and hanged hem. The men were taken to the blacksmith shop near the railroad con- ,any's large works. Here a cross beam vas suspended from two pine trees which was used to elevate large wagon ,eds from the running gear. The en6s f ropes were placed around their necks nd were attached to this cross beam. heir feet were tied together and their ands behind their back. When all was a readiness the leader sad: ''If you 7ant to make a statement now IS the | ime and be damned quick about it." ohm Ruggles said, "Gentlemen, spare | im," meaning his brother. One of the | ynchers asked John Ruggles If he had | nythiDg to say concerning the Case