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

Pany have notified the state comptroller
that they intend to bring suit against
the state fer 1927 ,28O, the amount of
taxes paid by the company 70: 1893. The
company Claim that thu state board of
equAliz ton had no power to assess the
rolling stock OF the company.
PHoENIx, Ariz.. April 3.-Elie Rock
lord, the Frenchman arrested yesterday
for trying TO kill woman with a cork
screw, during the night Invested him
SELF OF bis clothing, made rope of
quit. and hanged himself 10 his cell
The ]ailor heard the uoise, found the
fellow aud cut hun down. Physicians
restored him to life.
Los ANGELES, April 3.-General Mel
son A. Niles, U. s. A with his family,
Irrived here lHst nIgut 10 a special car
de Will combine official bu,iGess and
leasure. He left thus morning for San
Diego The party will then visit Santa
Monica, where they WILL be guests at
the soldiers home and will then visit
Santa Barbara and Monterey.
Fresno, Cal April 3.-Another SEN
sationai witness was paced on the
stand in thu Heath murder trial today.
Mrs. Fe therstone, who lives pear Judge
M. K. Harris, claim to have seen two
men drive to Judge Harris residence,
shortly after the shooting, on the morn
ing Of McWhirter's death. Later on
the buggy left. but returned half an
hour later.
Mucn of this wItue SIS testimony was
In direct conflict with the evidence
given by Judge Harris. who was on the
stand last week and who cls aimed that
on the night of the murder, lis I mily
being out OF town, he slept with Rec
b. TRY. at the latter'5 house.
Terry has already been /. directly ac-
cused o. ccmpIicitv in McWhIrter's
mun2er. Harris Is judge of the super
lot court here. Terry was prosecuting
attorney at the time of the murder
Both were very bitter against Editor
McWhirter.
SAN FeANCIsCo, April 3.-The local
of the Industrial army left
it's headquarters at 2 o'clock this after
noon and marcf ed tn the ferry, 400
Some Of them Carl bundl
and a very few were supplied with
blankets
Early this morning the recruits who
for several days had been marching
about the city soliciting provisions, be-
gan to assemble at their rendezvous.
Mayor E lort contributed S25 to pay
their way to oakland and two bands
had voluateered to escort them to the
ferry.
Ga The way to the ferry SIC was re-
cerved by them from peorle on tee
street. The mayor was at The 'aDd;ns
to wish the men good-by.
The army will camp tonight in Oak
lard.
SACRAMENTO, April "a branch #
the Industrial army, which proposes II
march upon Washington, has been or
. a0ized IN Sacramento during the past
week. Over 100 recruits have enlisted
here. They clam 10 be waiting the ar
rival "a he Industrial soldiers from San
Fra cisco.
KANSAS CRY, April "a bloody cleo
ton riot occurred at $50 this 'ternoon
bstwe n Catholics and members of the
Am erican Protective Association. 1t
was the cIlmi alton OF bad feeling that
lad been manifested all day between
these elements.
Mike Callahan, MI known polite
ian, Catholic and apporter of Frank
JOnnsOD Cor mayor, vas killed.
Jerry Pata, deputy constable, was
shot in the head and will die.
Patrick Fleming WAS shot la the
shoulder, receiving very painful, but
not dan SerOug wound.
Jerry Fowler and John McGownn
we're also shot, out no, seriously.
Eight arrests have been made, four of
these being parties who participated IN
the riot
The trouble was over tie swearing in
IF deputy marshals, who attacked the
A. 2. A. workers.
More than two hundred shots were
exchanged between the com batants in
less than many seconds. and when the
firing cea 4ed the following named were
lying dying or injured on the pave
ment:
Killed: Mike Callahan, city sidewalk
INSPECTOR, shot through ght side.
Fatally i.red: Harry Fowler, Ia
Dorer, shot through b ok; Con BrosDa-
han, C ntractor, shot through XII ineys;
jerry Pate, deputy constable, shot n
ace.
Wounded: Patrick Fleming, shot in
eft shoulder; john NJ, Govern, labOrer,
'hot througr right side.
L. was IN no amicable MOOD that the
work rs If the different factions CINE
ogether at the different pol ing p aces
throughout the CITY, and that these
workers cams expecting rroub 10 occur
'efJre ths day passed, is apparent from
he number of deadly weapons that were
o the Iiot.
The riot which resulted so seriously
Vas thu climax of series ofsmaIler riots
hat took place at other points earlier
q the day between the same opposing
eligious factions.
Only one hour. before john Geoly, a
toueman, was shot in the back and
orehead by William Henry Walker at
he voting place at tbs corner OF Fifth |
ectly due 10 2 fiery debate between The |
wo meu regarding he principles of the |
\. p. A, tp which Cooley Was violent |
y opposed
Kansas CITY. April 4.-The three men
upp sed 10 he fatally wounded in yes
erday's A. p. AGA, holic riots, are still |
live. Reasonable h1pes of recovery |
re entertained.
]. n. PIte, the deputy constable who |
TIA rio, sa n ne believed that |
dixie Callahan, the only man killed out
ght. IS The man hat snoC him. Eight |
zen are under arrest. Deputy conets- |
lies we're appointed to arrest tina par
icipants for alleged assault.
The Mineral Market.