Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-05-19

and two New York gentlemen. The latter together with an Indian guide and several Mexlcans arrived back at Salto, just before the expedition was sent in, search of their comrades, in a half starved, ragged and badly used up condition. They reported that they had run short Of provisions in the noun tains lost their way and became separa- ted from ths ID. Denton, Hall aI d Turn stall and the balance of their party after many hardshIps through an al most inaccessible mountain region, found the bodies of Denton and Hall, partly devoured by vid beasts, in a canon sixty miles from Salto. The party run cut of water and were obliged 1 to return. They believe Turnstall ard the Mexicans perlshed.
 | WASHINGTON, May 9.-Representative Terry of Arkaneas, with Representative Boatner and W. A. Stone, who have been Investigating Judge Jenkins anti strike injunction, have prepared bill de- signed to reform the practice by which l federal courts are practically engaged with railroad business through the ap- 1 pointment of receivers. It is said that not only the time of the federal ceurts ed by this practice but many incidental abuses have sprung up. One of these is the practice of cutting off all current | expenditures for supplies. repairs, labor, etc, in order that the receivers may pay all the income of the road to the first mortgage bondholders. Judge Caldwell nizsd this abuse and in appointing re- ceiver for railroad attached the condi- tion that the receiver should pay debts due from the railroad for work, labor, materials, machlt cry, figures and sup plies of every kind, including damages to persons or property which accrued. as the execution of the mortgage under which the receiver is appointed. Terry's l bull will seek to incorporate Judge Cald- wells ruling in permanent statute law.
 SACRAMENTO, Cal, May 1l.-Tele- phone advices to the Bee are that Con stable Flicklpger shot and killed Colo nel Parsley of the Industrial army, at 1 Rocklin, Cal, early this morning. At f o'clock this morping the Industrial army under command of Lieut.. Gen. Smith, 7O0 strong, seized freight train at Arcade siding and ran it to Rockin. Engineer Williams, member of the party, was El4ced under arrest by Con- stable Fiickinger. General Smith and Colonel Parsley protested. In the quar- rel which ensued Flickenger drew his pistol and pointed it at Smith, who | jumped aside. The constable thsn shot and hit Parseiy, when the IndustrIals became very furious and statted 10 lynch Flickinger General Smith, however, protected him and aided him to escape. ] He is now at large. Engineer Williams in the meantime had been locked up, but the IndustrialS demanded his release and the citizens fearing further trouble would result restored him to liberty.
 TOPEKA, Kas, May 11.-Gov. Llewllyn has gwen permission for the Saunders Coxeyites to camp on the state house grounds.
 TOPEKA, Kas,. May 1.-Saunders acd his forty-four Coxeyites, captured jn western Kansas last night and in charge of United States Marshal Neeley, ar | rived in Topeka this afternoon. l WAsHIxGToN. May 1.-The president has nominated Charles D. Walcott. of New York, director of the geologlca survey, vice John w. Powell, resigned.
 BROWNING, Mo-, May 11.-Gus Meeks, with bis wife and four children were murdered in field near here last even iog. The murderers are under arrest and a lynchirg will probably occur. The cause of the crime is said to be the fact that Meeks was a damaging wit ness in sult.
 CHICAGO, May 1.-Two thousand em- ployes of the Pullman Palace Car con- papy quit work today. They assert that | the entire force of 43G0 will strike be- ! fore night. The men demand the res l toratlon of the 3315 per cent cut made last year.
 WAsHINGToy, May II. - Typhoid has l developed among Coxeys men and the entire neighborhood IS ia state of alarm and great agitation. The army is dwindlipg owing to assertion and dis | countent Is on rise.
 NEW YORK, May LA carrot in which were two ounces of cyanide of potassium was given to the elephant Tip today. He swallowed and then eiected it. An apple with similar d SC YVES given. He refused 1t and a petatoe changed with cyanide of potassium VAS gwen. After half hour Tip began to vomit and his legs wobbled little. Park commissioners are weary of the job. Dr. Spiizka advited against the use of cyanide of potassium.
 SAN FKAECI co. Cal, May 10.-The executive committee of the Md-Winter far this morning dt cided to reduce the admission to the fair from fifty to- twenty-five cents on Sundays and to twenty five cents on week days after D | o'clock.
 OMAHA, Neb., May 1l-In the A. O. H. conventi,n today National Delegate WIlber urged the establishment of Hibernian Labor bureaus in every city After urging that the stars and stripes be raised over the Catholic school he said: "It is cur duty to ourselves, our children and chi'drens children. 10 stand up like manlymen and combat modern know nottingham which is spreading over the land in the guise of aD organization called A. P. A."
 Los ANGELES, May f0-The author ities claim to have evidence that Mrs Silvera Luenas died from the effect of beating received at the hands of Johnson Smith. The sheriff has also unea:ted tao persons who were ap- preached by Smith, who proposed the robbery of John Bagking, the old baker who was found dead a few weeks ago Smith will probably be arrest ted tomoT-