Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-09-22
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1 NEW IcRE, Sept: l3.-The county committee c1 the New York democrat: adopted resolutions applauding the ef forts fl President Cleveland and Chair msu WHsoa to secure tariff reform | The action of the state congrez zsmer who ted ggainst the Wilson bill waG denounced. Resolutions were passed | coudemDing the senator from New York, who in the last convention earn. estly ana successfully supported radi cal amendment to the tariff plank oi the platform, and who was subsequently, cleo ed to the senate by democratic majority, and who had, with cynical in- difference to ais obligations and to the wishes of his party, betrayed the trust he so willingly assumed when he sought to secure his election to the United States Senate.
 CHICAGO, Sept. 13.-The A. P. A. got together under the name of the Inde- pendent American party and nominated state and congressional ticket. JOLIET, H., Sept. I2.-This county was visited by hard hail storm tonight. Hail the size of hens eggs fell, break ing window-panes, and in the country the corn was stripped of its blades.
 MADRID, Sept. I5-Southwestern Mediterranean towns in Span were visited with a severe storm. Gata and java were flooded. Many iiyes and vessels were lost.
 London, Sent. 12-Cardinal Gibbons and Archbishop Corrigan will be present at Rome in December when Monsignor Satoii will receive the Red Hat.
 Satolli will leave for the United States.
 NEW YORK, Sept. 12.-The tailors' strike Is rapidly approaching an end and from present indications it will be over by tbe end of the week. Already l35 contractors have signed and 5000 strikers will be nt work by tomorrow morning.
 SURREY, Va, Sept l3.-L c. Brook. young Shise man, made improper ad- vaOces to d regro girl aged ten years. The gIrl told her father. who remOn- stfateo with Brook She then discussed
 
 Brook aTTes ed. Brook caught her in a field and shot her five times, killing her Excitement Is high. If caught Brook will be iyuched.
 LONDON, Sept. PA dispatch from Shanghai states that the power of Vice roy Lii Hung Chang has steadily de- creased Every day g delay in provid- ing the promised victory over the Japan ese adds to the danger of his downf III.
 Reinforceneuts from the remote pro- yirces ea route to Cores are at stand st'll, they tarrorizipg the cities in which they are D Id. Almost a reign Of terror prevails, even n Tien Tsin. The savage soldiery ara everywhere plunde.in and maltreating ne wretched populace and native merchants are fleeing to Tien Tsin to save their lives. The French minister Io-mslly protested against the action Of She Chinese in boarding a French malI steamer Saturday.
 4 letter from resident minister at Seoul tates that large military hospi- tai ha- been erected on the heights and numerous sick Japanese are being treat ed th re-
 Constant conflicts are taking rlace be- tween the outposis. 4 few of the badly wounded have been taken to Seoul'
 PARACHUTE, Col, Sept. l2,-Further particulars have been received concern ing the slaughter Of sheep on the mesa near here by cattlemen. There were about twenty-five cattlemen, all wearing maska. They drove 2,200 sheep, belong ing to c. B. Brown, into a corral and killed them with guns, knives and clubs.
 J. r. Miller's herd, numbering about 2,000, were driven over the cliffs and killed.
 j. D Huribu;'s sheep were not mol ested, put the butchers posted notice thet these would have been served like. wise but for the lack of tune. When the sheepmen returned not a cattleman was iu sight. A sheepherder who was shot will recover.
 s B owLIYG GREEN, Ky, Sept. l2-Jud- "on Carter's family went away from home, leaving nobody in the house ex- cept Moseile, a seven-year old daughter and Moses Christopher, a negro boy who lived with them number ot years. When the family returned they found the negro mad assaulted the child, who will probably die. The negro was cap- tured by a crowd but landed in jail. Christopher has been indicted, convict ed and sentenced to be hanged Novem- Der 1.
 BLOOMINGTON, H., Sept. 14.-Judge Tipton, of the circuit court here, has rendered a decision respecting the legal rights If men engaged in business. Two colored men applied to H. H. Green, who keeps soda aater fountain, for soda water. They were refused on ac- count or their color. Each sued Green for $500 under the statute of civil and legal rights. The judge decided that they had no cause of action, ard that the law which prohibits the keepers of places or pubic accommodation and from discriminating on ac count of color did not apply to drug gist or ore keeping 8 soda fountain, nor 10 one dealing in dry goods, groceries, etc, nor to professional men. These might CT oose with whom they wished to do business. Ihe case vii be appealed to the supreme court.
 GUaDsLaJAEA, Mex, Sept. 14-An- other eruption os tue Colima volcano, on the Pacific ooast south of this city, IS threatslinE. and the inhabitants oi the adjoining valley are in state Of excite msnt. Al eruption Ut this time would result ma beavy ios. oi crous and great dafnage y, her property.
 YcUTGsTowy. Ohio, Se. t. 14.- Goethe ledge. one of the .idezt German lodges O. Kaigh oi Pyihies in the United