Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-08-31
twenty feet the

 bull advanced, weak, bloody and fsiter- ing. Then he fell again. Still his fresh warm blood welled up little over the clotted mass upon the animals should CT, at every step lessening the pulsa- ton of the heart. A Spainard iu the g2udy costume of the bull ring stepped up to the quivering beast and sent the sharp point of a sword blade into the neck of the animal, snappIng the spinal cord. The legs of the bull drew up con- vulsively, quivered an instant, then life, clung to so desperately and so long, was gone.
 It was simply an exhibition of cruelty and was not enjoyed at all by the crowd.
 Over loo deputy sheriffs were iu at tendarce and the management was again placed under arrest, but no attempt was made to stop the proceedings.
 CLAYTON, N. M., Aug. 26-In a tigbt | between officers and outlaws fifty miles east of here last night two deputies were wounded and six outlaws captured. | 4 posse was organized Friday to pursue l a band of horse thieves who have been | annoying the inhabitants of Beaver ! county, Oklahoma. Deputy Sheriff l Theodore Cotton, from Mineral City, l Oklahoma, with six men, came upon the gang Thursday at the BIIght ranch and | captured Sam Smith, one of the thieves, 1 who confessed, duplicating Howard | Bright, John Bright. Archie Blight and | three others, W hose names were Douglas, | Ousl and Hill.
 Sheriff Magill and his posse came upon the gang yesterday and called | upon them to surrender. He was sn- swered by a shot from Hills gun, which passed through bis left arm. Here a general fight ensued, in which Bill ! ; ochrane, one of the posse, was badly wounded in the leg. After q hard fight the posse succeeded in capturing four of ths gang, while It'll and Dust made good their escape. It + reported here thnt the two have joined Lawrar ce and Blake, the two men supposed t. have taken part in the Arizona train robbery l a few weeks ago, and are now m amt bush on the CiMaTron river near mlnefa! City. Hill is noted criminal. A re- ward of 5l400 is offered for his capture for crim, committed in Oklahoma. The feeling against Hill and Dust is strong and If captured alive a lyncbing may | take place. BOSTON Mas, Aug. 27-Seven hundred fifty thousand people saw a parade of over 25,OO0 Sir Knights Templsr today and with one accord pronounced it the grandest pageant ever witnessed Tn Bos | ton. Railroads are erwhelmed by the magnitude of the crowde. Every where within a radius of twenty miles of the state house to-day is practically holi day. Police appointments are well nigh | perfect and the weather fine.
 | BGIToL Tenn, Aug. 27-A bloody war between two factions resulting from tong standing feud was fougEt Tn the Cumberland mountains seventy five miles rorth of here. The Boyd and Thomas factions, with Winchesters, met at and elicit distillery and the war be- gun. Four men, John Boyd, William Cox, Jack Thomas and Floyd Thomas are dead and several orthers are wound ed.
 SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Aug. 27-An at tempt was made last night to wreck the westbound Southern Pacific train, fifty miles west of Houston, but the eDginee discovered the ties across the track soon enough to bring his train to staEC still without damage to the train or t. anybody aboard. l. is thought the de
 slgn was to wreck and rob the train. | WASHINGTON, Aug. 27-A cable re
 ceived from Minister Terrill at the stat
 department today says: ''The Port'
 gives emphatic assurances of securitl for American citizens at Tarsus." CHICAGO, Aug. 27 All racing at liar
 lasm has been declared off. The track officials after conference today decided that the injunction issued last Saturday makes any further attempt at running ! the track impossible.
 ; HARRIS BU"G, Pa., Aug. 27-The polit-
 ical situation today appears as uncer- tain as ever. David Martin and c. L.. Magee say the fight is over and Quay Is
 badly " hippe c. Ex- chairman Cooper, Cen
 gressman Robinson and Senator Quay
 himself appear confident that thsy have enough delegates to control the conveu
 ton. The report of the committee CI credentials Is favorable to Quay.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 27-In Judge Murphy's court this morning the op- posing couuee! concentrated their energ
 ias towards securing the twelfth juror After a number had been excused foi caus there remained forty more names to the jury box, from which it is hoped to c-mp!eie the panel.
 Durrant passed most of the session Ia the perusal of document, which wa believed io be new affidavit for . change of venue, based on the difficulty of securing a jlry, which the defence will argue iud cat-s sn overwhelmia. feeling in the community against the prisoner.
 NEW YORK, Aug. 26-Actiye prepa- ratiODs are teiag made for the parade and demonstration to be held Septem.er 2J and 26 under the Gusplce5 ci tL.
 united societies for liberal Sunday laws
 The societies that have up 10 this tim
 agreed to participate in the parade re
 present Q mem OCT; hip of about 40,O0U
 There will be divisions O. singers, turn
 CTS and schuetzen, besides social benev
 0lent end trade organizations.
 An address to the public has bee1 It- sued by Ottc Ksmpuer, chairman of the committee on agitation, reoItipg t5e efforts of the society to secure los al option law from the last legislature It is claimed that the police commissioners,
 instead of cOnstruiDg the present Sun day statute in 8 liberal spIrit, torture il into justification of an oppre sive