Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1894-04-07

caThlnes, have arrived. No further
trouble is anti ipat-d hare Governor
IIlimap has returned To Mansion
WASHINGTON, April 2. Col. Broken
ridge tod y on be stand denied the car
Rage ride on August, 1892, or that he
asked the plaintiff to give up the child.
He never spoke Of MARI ge SefYre the
death of his late wife.
BEAVER. Oh,a,-srr1 p C0xey Is army
is IN go Il spirits owing c. fine weather.
There i better ii sclpliue IN the army.
due to IN unknown AIMED Smit h..
There has ben Ii sligEt in crease 10 num-
bers. No arrests have been made aud
the conduct OF thu army is reported as
excellent. No atten pts at burglary have
be9n reported.
PITTsBURG. April "a dispatch re-
ceived from Uniontown, Pc, this after
noon reports rioting nd de. truction of
property in the coke region. The
toreigners struck today. Other men
started 10 work but " re- driven off by
armed bands OF strikers.
Il Morrell's works at Dunbar a large
quantity of dynam te was used. and con-
side able property destroyed. Calls
were made on the S erlff and d-puties
were sworn in. Another despatch re-
potts two-thirds Of the W rks closed
and a number of persons injured by the
rioters.
EL RENO, Ok. Terry, April 3.-Ad,
vices from the scene of the encounter
between baac OF depredatiug Indians
and cowboys were brought In today by
courier. ,- military have gone to
their ass stance. Il is reported that the
fight is sill in progress and that eigh'
or ter Indians and half that many
W ties have been killed or wounded.
s ttlers are rushing to the aid of the
Cowboys, y no h We surrounded The In
dams and are slowly picking Them off.
Two comparies of cavalry left for the
scene of &C ion, but will probably not
arrive before the battle is over. No
evidence OF excitement can be seen
among the Ihoians n this nelghbcr-
hood.
Nav YORK, April g. The body of
Henry NJ. Bsunett, known as dead shot
Scott, was inferred yesterday near
Paterso0. He spsnt most Of his life
on The frontier. He va a government
scout and served under Miles and
CASHIER. lie was u spy in the union
army and had many narrow escapes.
New YORK, April 3. = The masque ball
of the Carme Meta club, held at TammaDy
hail, ended in riot. The police at
:em pied t. subdue the noisy party when
The lights we're turned out and a free
fight followed Bottles, chairs and
clubs vera used. Terrance Gallagher
Was killed and Mark Bucknes had his
skull cracked. lie may die.
CovNELLsvILLE, Pa, April 3-The
situation u the coke region is in most
critical stage. L. was at first though
that the Frck men would Remain "a
work. but this Impression was Knocked
out today when The men at TrotLer
anne out. 1t Is SAID that IL b,dy OF
strikers iatend TO march on thu rlcks-
men to stop work. In the Scottsdalr
district all the plants are IL opera ion
but the feeling among the foreigner
throughout the entire region rs very bit
ter. They seem well supplied with dyn-
amite.
DENVER. Colo, A pril 3.-The supreme
,onrt did not pass on the application
iJr maudamus this M irntng, Ia the fire
and police boards matter The court |
suggested that original quo warrants
proceedings be broug in the supre me
court aud agreed to take Jurisdiction |
# the matter in tfis form. This would |
ettle the controversy Ia a few days
fhe counsel OF ne old board said thai |
he su Igest'oI wa satisfactory but |
Attorney General Engley wish to |
consult counsel. Judge Rodgers for the |
lew bO4r1 ed 10 the suggestion # |
brought aga ut bis clients but he |
you'd no. institute proceedings be- !
ause it would ne confession that the |
I'D board is right and would be an in
ult TO the governor.
WASHINGTON April 3 The struggle
n the JOy-Oneil contested eleci ion Case
5 occu 9yIng house ted ~. Patterson |
f Tennessee sars there will be no
djOurnment until action had. There
re 1913 democrat members here, more
han a quorum.
PRovIDENcE. April 3.-The biggest
abor war Rhode Island has ever
cen is the struggle against the two
D ms system. All weavers are out TO-
ay.
WAsHINGTON, April Wv. c. Fo ter,
( ARR ma, HIS been named for consul
t Trinidad, West Indies.
WASHINGTON, April 3.-Interest l.
be Breckenridge trial is intensified over
he presence of two strange ladies' sit |
ng at the table with the Pollard forces.
[ is surmIsed that one Is LOUIS Low
II. the stanograpner by whom the al
,geG lett dictated by Colonel Breck-
lrldge was written. Judge Bradley
oes not seem t. relish the e>timony
Colonel Breckenridge. Buttsrworth
pened the question Of the admissible
of the alleged correspondence with
Iadelne Pollard in 1886
Judge Wilson assured the court that
re evidence was discovered only last
unday. 1t is asserted that they
ropDse to put witnesses on the STAND
once that Breckenridge may have /.
ne for explanation. A spi tied dis
lssion followed as to the admiesability
the disputed letter If found.
CHEYENNE, Wyo., April 2.-Moroni !
uncan, stOckmaD. formerly Owner