Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-07-16

CHICAGO, July 14-Directcr General Davis nominated four new bureau of- ticers he named H. l.. Lareu, of Cal ifornia 10 be superintendent of the bu- reau of vito culture in the department of horticulture at a salary of S1, ,500. Larue has had strong opponent ID MBjJr Ben. C. Truman, also of Califor- mia. The nofnination of Larue referred to the committee on agriculture and in case 1t Is rejected 1t Is altogether prob able Truman will be named for the place.
 MINNEAPOLIS, July IA special from Spokane says General Carhn and infantry from Fort Sherman reached Wardner last night and took possession of the town asd placed Shashone county under martial law. Scores of refugees from Mission s.augter struggled into town. They presented pItable appear ance with torn clothes and bruised bodies. They coufirm the story of slaughter as reported. Three thousand union men are Cn their way here from Mon tana and if strIkers are arrested bloodsbed is predicted.
 MINNEAPOLIS. July IA special from Spokane, Washington. says a large body of armed miners left Wallace this morGiHg ani were joined oy n equt fly large force of strikers from Mul- lane.
 The party intend intrenchiug them selves in Mulane defile and await the arri, al of ih. cOiored troops now en route from Miss0ula to Wa-dner. As soon as the soldiers reach the defile, mine rs vi l surround them. 4 bloody battle viii inc 7itably be the result. All newspaper uien are virtually prisoners of war at Wardner; unable to send dis patches. Nearly all business men of Wardner suspected of anti-uuion Aeuti- ments have been driven out of town by the stri Sers and are DOW ID the neigh boring bills. Mine owners and their represe tat vss are lu danger of their lives. In Wallace reports are cOTrObor- ated of massacre of non-uUiOn men at Mission by the strikers who werA con- ductir tnem Out of Jhe cOuDtry. Twelve known to have been killed. Among the number Was Mana2Ea Ean, superintendent of the Gem mIue, whose body was terribly mangled.
 PORTLAND, Ore, July 13 A special train over the Union Pacific left here at 9:30 a. m., bearing 300 troops of the 18th infantry from Vancouver. Wash, f T the Couer n Alene mines. A special train over the Union Pacific arriv ed at Pen dletOn this morning bearing troops for Idaho. Two companies have left Fort Sherman fer the scene of the trouble. In ali about 700 troops and militia are on the way to the mines and will arrive there this afternoon. Tonight Superin- tendant Baxter of the Union Pacific. says no report of the bridge being burr t up at MullaDe has been received.
 WALLACE, Idaho, July 13.-Colored troops reached point two miles west of Mullane when they were ordered back to Missoula. Several bridges were burned west of Mullane to prevent troops from crossing. All is quiet at Wallace and no trouble Is probable here today. The situation at Warden IS crit ical.
 BOISE, July 13.-Gov. Wiley has is sued proclamation placing Shoshone county under martial law. Word has been received that three companies of Federal troops from Mis5ouls have ar rived in Mullane. The other troops have not yet been beard from. Adju- tant General Curtis who IS iu command of the state troops, and who went to Couer d' Alene in advance of the out break has not been heard from tod ", and it is feared he has fallen into the hands of the strikers.
 A dispatch to the governor frem Judge Herburn at Spokane says the union men drove the nOn-union men out yesterday, firing on them and killing two. Superintendent Dickenson of the Northern Pacific telegraphed the gov ernOr from Tacoma this afternoon that their tracks and bridges had been des- troyed in the vicinity of MUllane and Wallace. and that the wires had been cut. They will hold the county respon- slble. Another message to the govern or says several non-uniOD men have bean blown up. The union miners pro- pose to fight the troops to death.
 BOISE CITY, Idaho, July l2.-The dis covery of two lepers, one living and the other dead, upon the Martin ranch I2 miles above Boise City created much excitement here. The dead mans name is George Cavanaugh. He died on Friday. When an undertaken went to inter the body, which was in dug out, he found the floor literally cover ed with blood and virmin. He was Dearly overcome with nausea. The corpse was lying on filthy blankets. A man named McCann, not fifty feet away, was slowly dying with the malady. His body was rapidly decayi=g while he was still living. McCann refused to say where he and his partner contracted the loathgOme disease.
 ATLANTA. Ga, July 12-The Journal prints letter fir Nm ex-President Cleve- land in reply to request for a picture of Baby Ruth for publication. Mir. Cleveland says that as photograph has never been taken of the baby It IS im- possible to comply with the request. and Ie adds frankly that he and his wife would not be wiling 10 have 1t published If there Were On-. He and his W fife are doing all they can, says the eXPTesident, to check the nOtOrietS which would be increased by such publication.
 CHICAGO, July 12.-The weste;c ham pionship matches of the Uaitei State. National Lawn Tennis Associat on com meuced here today at the Riverside tennis court. California sent two re puted invInclbles, Joseph s Tobin and c. P. Hubbard, of San Francisco Fea- lures of the event are contests in which Chase and Ryerson will fight to retain possession of the double trophies se- cured fast year. In today's match Heb bard and Tobin won from Wren and Gardner after hard match. Chase and his old partner, Shaw, were victorious in the match with Avery and Mcdowell.
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