Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-06-30
AN OUTRAGE.
General Tarnsey Tarred and
Feathered by a Masked
Mob.
DYNAMITERS At WORK.
Train Fired Into and Bridge Blown
Up-Anim lis in Yellowstone
Park to be Protected.

ordered to leave for FL Paso and neve
return. Tarnsey was called from hi
bed by the hotel clerk on an order b!
telephone. When the masked men eu
tered they beat him over the head Wit
the butt of pistol and carried bin off
The clerk gave an alarm but it wai
fifteen minutes before mounted officers
had started in pursuit. The Hack
drivers were intimited by posse scout
ing the prarie in search of him. Cover
nor Waite offers reward Of $1,000 fol
the arrest ard Convict on of tns patries
participating in the outrage.
General Tarsney is brother of con-
gressman Tarsney of Missouri, and ex-
Congressman Tarsrey of Mich. He has
been acting as counsel for the Cripple
miners and had incurred the bitter hos
tility of the A. p. A. by leading the
militia against the city hall during the
police board trouble.
DENVER, Colo, June 23.-This after
nun 0ONcTHOE w dtlo ISC6ihcu Ol5-
patch from General Tarsney who is at
Plamer lake % miles from Colorado
Springs. He will be met there by a
special train and brought to Denver
WICHITA Ks. June 23.-Heavy rains
caused Little river to overflow at Girls
void park last night. The people living
near the river were compelled to
move.
NORTH ENID, y. T. June 23.-The
south bound pas enger train was passing
through Round Pond la st night when
several shots were fired in it but without
doing damage. Shortly afterward the
bridge was blown up wi'h dynamite and
500 feet of the track torn up.
CHICAGO, Juns 23.-Over 5000 peo-
pie swarmad in Washington park today
t j see the ID .rby. The day was perfect
for horse racing. Senator Grady was Il
tavoiite in butt-ng.
GLASGOW, June 23-The Vigilant and
Valkyrie will engage in their first Con-
Jest on the Clyde on July oh.
The Ooock. a trerca ste mer from
Liverpool and Hav e, for Valparai u,
has been sunk Sff 1hA French coast in a
collision with ap unknown vessel. Eli
on board were s"ved.
PUNAxsUTAwNEY Pa, June 23.-The
situation has no charged since the ar
rival of the troops yesterday. The in
fantry is patrolling the roads and the
cavalry securing the country.
UNIoNTowAN, Pa. June 23.-The trial
of the strik ers for the murder of en-
glneer Paddock, of the Frisk company,
Was concluded last night which the ac
quitstal of twenty eight of the defen
dants. Two Ware convicted respective
ly If murder in the second degree end
mac acs'augh,er. President Leavis is the
only remaining defendant 10 be releas-
ed.
WINNEIPEG, June 2.-Archbishop
Tacha died this morning.
CHICAGO, June 23.-A jury has been
secured t. try assassin Prendergast for
insanity.
New YORK, June 23-Today is the
hottest day OF the season. There have
been many prostratlOns, one fatal, from
the heat.
ST. PAUL, Mimi, June 23.-J. a.
Clapp. salesman. was murdered last
night by Eph Allen, a clerk IN the Mer-
chants hotel. 1t resulted from quarrel
over woman.
BALTIMORE, Nd, June 23-The
steamship DelanO arrived from Rot,er-
dam today with her bow badly stove 10
and leaking, the result of q collision
with the steamship New York, which
was uniujured.
DENVER, Colo, June 23.-Sixty-six
common wealers arrested at Jules Ourg
or the charge OF seizing UEiOn Pacific
engine. were discharged today IN the
United States court by Judge Hallett.
CARDIFF, Wales. June 23.-A terrible
explosion occurred this afternoon at
Albion colliery. Two hundred miners
are buried beneath the debris. Many
are believed to be killed.
CHEYENNE, Wyo, June 23.-General
| j. W. Meldrum was yesterday appointed
commissioner of the United States court
with jurisdiction within the Yellowstone
National park under an act to protect
animals aEd PUNISH offenses committed
within the park.
WASHINGTON, June 23.-In the senate
today Call offered u resolution providing
| for committee of five senators TO in
vestigate the ell ctIon and control of
senators and -epresen atives by corpora
tions. Sherman said be was willing the
investiga ion should be allowed Sd far
as Florida was concerned, hut he did
not think l. Just II iEclude the whole
| country. The resolution went over and
| the tariff b ii was taken up, on HIlPs
| amendment as to the date when the
income tax should go into effect. |
was changed from Jan 1, 1895 to Jan l,
1886, AID the date OF expirrtion fixed
1901.
WHEATLAND, Cal, June 22.-Two ciii-
Zens OF this place committed suicide this
morning.
Hugo T. Knoop. a hardworking Ger
man, used can of squirrel poison.
A. Nj. Wilson, an old soldier, used a
rope.
Loss of money caused the first, and a
weak mind the second.
WICHITA, Kas, June 22.-The Arkan-
sas river broke its banks here tonight,
and q portion of the city is flooded
There is great alarm among the celored
people, near The levee, and hundreds OF
them are fleeing. The water tonight is
higher than IL has ever been and Is sti
rising. 1t is probable that the city will
be inundated before morning.
New YORK, June 22-The Evening
P-st's London cable says:
The chairman Of the London Atehi-