Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-12-22

ncIcou TUT buolk okIoob. xQe JueblCe and constable, Ed Msnlova, went ir pursuit and battle ensued iu which Msnlove was killed and Wilkerson and man named Vsstsr were badly wounded. One of the unknown men was also injured.
 NEW YORK, Dsc. 14-Adjutant Gen ersl Porter died this evening at 10:30.
 NEW O LEANS, Dec. 14-Bowen was knocked out tonight by Dempsey in the 18th round.
 MEMPHIS, Dec. If The jury in the the cases of Richardson and Ed Smith charged with being implicated in the lynchlng six negro prisoners Aug. 31 brought in a verdict of not guilty today. The Attorney General there upon mov- ed that the cases against the eleven other men indicted for the came crime be oolle pressed and this was done. The attorney for the d fense ir sieted upon a verdict of not guilty in all the cases, but to this attorney General Patterson would not agree, though he iptimated be would co sent to snch entry in the re- cord in the case of two or three of the eleven, alter 8 consultation with coun- ssl for the defense.
 New Orleane, Dec. 15-Andy Bowen who was defeated in the Auditorium last night by Kid Lovigne, of Saginaw Mich, died this morning from the effects of his punishment. The blow which sent Bowen down was not one of extra ordinary force and was delivered at short range. He WAS SO weak as to be unable to make any resistance and fall ing directly over backward .his head struck the unpsdded floor with tremen- dious force. The doctors say that strik ing h's head upon the floor produced confusion of the brain.
 NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 15-The Dem psey Ryan fight has been declared of.
 GUADALAJARA, Mex. Dec. 15-Thomas Glazsr an English tourist, making sn overland trip from this city to Tepica on the Pacific coast was attacked by brigands in the Sierra Madro noun taips His mexican severnt was killed and Glazer seriously wounded. He was rob- bed Of 5000 and valuable jewelry.
 DENVER, Dsc. I5-Ths discussion of the socislistic plank by the Federated Trades union became heated today. Delegate Pomeroy made strong argu- ment for the adoption of the single tax substitute plank. The disposition seemed to be to avoid the matter by re- ferring the plank to subordinate unions.
 HIRosHIMA, Japan. Dsc. 15-The Chi nese were compelled by sn inferior force of Japanese to retire from Sabache. Tbe Chinese numbering 4OOO, however, advanced the next day, when more fight ing occurred, but the result is not known.
 NEW YORK, Dec. 16.-John Hall and wife, Mary, actors in a small way, were found dead in bed today. The husband returned late lsst night and carelessly threw his necktie on the gas jet which turned the gas on and they were ss- phyxiated.
 WAsHINGToN, Dec. 15-Rspresenta- tive Wilson of Washington, has intro duced bill for the establishment of a military post at Spokane in accordance with the recommendations of General Otis and the war department. It pro- vides that 1000 scress of land must be provided by the city of Spokane.
 VIsALIA, Cal, Dec. 15-Burglars en- tered Justice Buckman's house last night and stole eighty dollars and gold watch and chain. The burglars also entered the house of Joseph Thomas, but only secured a small sum.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Dsc. 15-Action be- gun ID the superior court this morning to oust the school directors Charles A. Murdock and Frank J. Symmes, who it is alleged, are holding offine without authority. The action is also to sut- ject them to statutory fine.
 SAN FRAEcIsco, Dec. I5-Great inter- est was manifested today at the closing of the committee arguments on the currency question. St Johr, of the Mercantile bank of New York, claimed that what the government should do was to get rid of the legal tender greenbacks as soon as possible.
 GREENv1LLE. Tenn., Dec. 15-On the outskirts of Greenville late yesterday two masked men held up Smythe Fay Tor and compelled him to hand over s42, 900 which had been paid him at bank a short time before for plantation.
 BERLIN, Dec. 15-The reichstag, by a vote of 168 to 58, adopted thls afternoon a resolution of the committee and re that permission be not B rsnted the public prosecutor to take action against the socialist members who refused to rise and cheer for the nper or.
 WASHINGTON, Dec. 15.-Rspresenta-
  tive Hare, of Ono, from the Como m ttee 0n Public Laods today reported to the House bill which authorizes the SC, retary of the interior 70 change th Q JuDdaries of the Yosemite park in Ga fornia. Included within ths park ar about 66, OOO acres of patented land and in the peigt borhood of 300 miDiu. claims, and the com mittee b' lIeves the passage of the bill IS required as sn act ,f justice to those affected by the estab isbment of the park.
 CHICAGO, Dec. 13-The body of Chas. Miller, hanging head downward from a | ;wo story window at Ills State street, with blood dripping from @ wound over he heart, collected crowd today that ,lo ;kaded the street. Miller was shot | oy Maggie Ritter, and in attempting o jump out of the window his foot | taught and he hung until the police ar ived soon after. The woman claims | he shot him in self defense.