Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-06-02
Edwards said the euga

protected. Edwards said the sugar trust perhaps did not give the moLey et a trust but individual members made contributions.
 LITTLE ROCK, Ark, May 23.-Newi hes been received here of bloody riot at Forest City this afternoon. The trouble was brought about over the ar rest of certain prominent citizens of St Francis county, charged with whitecap ism. A d. tectIve by the name of Web Der, from Memphis, was engaged to TUT the whitecaps down. He went to work on the case and as consequence some thirty or forty arrests followed. Today Webber was attacked in Forest City by friends of the parties he bad arrested Shooting followed and Webber was in. stantl, killed and Deputy Sheriff Smith YVES wounded. Francis German, a mer. chant of Palestine, is charged with doing the shooting and has been plIced under arrest. The town Is in state of great excitement and more trouble may fol- low.
 NEW YORK, May 23.-One million and five hundred thousand dollars in gold is engaged for shipment by steamers We'd nesday and Thursday.
 CENTRALIA. Il:s., May p. Fifty Duquoin miners at o'clock this morn- ing crept stealthIly to the Centralia mines. The first known of their ap> proach was fuslade of bullets against the mine company's office. Fortunately the guards were short distance away. They returned the fire and fled. No one was hurt.
 At 9 o'clock troops arrived and the town was put under military guard. Ness has reched here from Dubuoin that 800 more strikers are eudeYyoring to a steal train. The strikers are prepar- ing to march.
 CRIPPLE CREEK, Color May 25.-A wagon load of pos der was backed up against the shaft house of the Strong mine by strikers today and exploded. Several men were in the shaft house a short time before. Whether they got out alive is not known. All telephone wires leading into the hills have been cut.
 It is feared the telegraph wires will go soon.
 It is reported Denver deputies reach ed Victor and were imm edlately assault ed.
 A train bearing 15O deputies reached Victor about ten o'clock.
 About 400 miners immediately sur rounded the deputies and the fighting began. It is not known whether any were killed. The deputies finally sought shelter in the Independence mines, whence half of them were driven and they are now in the hills east of the mine. Hundreds of miners armed with winchesters are patrolling the roads.
 The Annie Lee shaft house as we'll as the Strong has been blown up. Part of the mob IS now op its way to the Victor and Pharmacist mines, and af,er blow ing up shafts there intend to proceed to the Summit mine. At the Summit the Bull Hill miners have barrlcade of logs plentifully supplied with explosives.
 DEPUTIES SURRENDER.
 1 P. M.-Eighteen or twenty deputy sheriffs have surrendered to the strik- CTS, being told that if they surrendered their rifles and side arms they would re- ceive no personal injury. They are be- ing marched to thIs city under strong guard, but it is an open question if they get here safely.
 UNIoNTowNa Ps., May 9. All was quiet last night though the night was one of terror. The strikers were dissuaded from making their threaten ed attack.
 At Connellsville the strikers started to make an attack on deputies but after long march over bad roads and in stormy weather they were exhausted and sought shelter.
 LA JUNTA, Colo., Mey 25.-Joseph Wood, Santa Fe conductor, WAS killed by tramp he eiected from his train. The tramp is likely to be lJnched if caught.
 WAsBINGroN, May 25.-Kyle's Hawai- ian resolution was considered Tn the senate today when the hour for co1sdi eration of the tariff bill arrived
 Harris insisted on the regular order and sharp discussion ensued.
 Hoar declared it was the universal sentiment of the country that there be no interference with Hawaiian domestic affairs.
 Senator Morgan endorsed Hoer's re- marks. Harris again Interrupted.
 Hoar protested vigorously agalnst his | angry and discourteous l@cturcs"
 Harris retorted that he oae ed less l to Hoai than to any other man | and Hoar rejoiLed that if Harris at- | tempted to pay what Ee owed in court | 'sy he could not pay one .ou andth of | } mill on the dollar.
 This elo5edths incident.
 WHEATLAND, Cal, May 23.-Brophy | he missing affianced husband ct Miss | Pilbean, has been heard from. lie wires | rom Sacramento that he will go to a | strange country instead of taking his | fife. Miss P!lbean is etIll here, but she 1 ylll leave for Chicago soon.
 WASHINGTON, May 25.-Senetor Hill | las notified Senator Dubois that he in- ends to put lead ore on the free list. Dubois and Teller consulted members |
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