Arizona citizen., 1878-07-05
THE CITIZEN.
A Big Haul by Revenue Officers.

! lfc LII T Ndlutu dl and the arrest of fifteen persons charged with violation of the revenue law.
 Marriage ofthe ColOred Senator.
 CLEVELAND, June 24.-Senator B. K. Bruce, of Mississippi, and Miss Josephine B. Wilson, of this city, were married ihig evening, at the resi- dence of fhe brides parents. on Berry street. The ceremony was performed by Rev. N. s. RulSion. Rector of s. Pauls Episcopal Church. About sev. enty-five friends of the Senator and Miss Wilson were present. Bruce left at 10:30 p. m., by the Lake Shore route, in a special car, for New York, from which city they sail on Wednes- day for Europe.
 The Fitz John Porter Case.
 WEST POINT. June 27.-The Board off officers in the Fiiz John Porter casel decided that il dcvolved on the Recorder to act as counsel for the Government ! Mir ChOate then began reading al volume of printed evidence taken in the general cpurimartial of '63. The Senator that Didn't Miss a Roll Call.
 NEW YORK, June 22.-The Graphic's Washington special says: An examina- | tiun of Ihe Congressional Record shows that Senator Sargent has not been ab sent a day, nor missed roll call, dur. ing the entire session of nearly seven months. WindOm was absent only one day, and B aIne only parts of two days. Although the newspapers have twice announced that Blaine was "ly | ing dangerously i'll at his residence" Blaine thinks he has made a pretty | good record f r a man who is re 1 presented to be broken in health He says he never felt better or stronger in his life than now. COckrell has been the most regular attendant on the Democrat side of the Senate Sharon has not been in Washington during the session. Hi, pay and mileage, amount inf to over SS,O00, lies untouched in the office uf the Disbursing Clerk of the Senate, and his friends say he will not draw it.
 NEW YORK, June 24-The Times Clevrland special says: At Bruce's marriage only a few colored people were present The clergyman who as sisted at Don Gamer, n's marriage of :iciated. Some of the presents were quite valuable.
 Stewards WOmen's Hotel.
 NEW YORK. June 24-Mrs. Lnzier's Citizens Committee has been adverlis ing for information as tn Stewart intention abnut the Women's Hotel, and a great number of responsive letters have been received. The object is to prove that Stewart intended that board in the hotel should be so cheap that a woman on small wages conld live there, and that Judge Hilton purpoSely brought the enterprise to failure
 James W atson Webb III.
 NEW YORK, June 27-The Sun re- ports the veteran editor, James Watson Webb, lying dangerously Ill here. He is over 76 years old.
 Ex-Congressman Vance Insane.
 COLUMBUS (O) June 23.-Colonel John L. Vance. ex-member of Congress whose mysterious conduct has been the subject of much comment of late. has been sdjudged insane by the Probate Court at Galliopnlis. His friends started with him to-day for the asylum at Athens.
 To be Hanged.
 PRESCOTT, June 26.-S. J. Chapman was sentenced by Judge Silent today to be hanged on ihe 23d of August.
 Indian News.
 PORTLAND, June 27-It is believed by old residents in eastern Oregon that all the Indians in that section are di-- affected and that they will be ready upon slight provOcailon to take up arms against the whites Even thel, Warm Spring Indians who have here iofore been strong friends of the gov ernment and who have on several oc- casinns rendered efficient service against murderous tribes of their own race, refuse to jlin the United Stales forces against the Bannocks, and il k thought a large party of them will join the hosiiles. It begins to lo"k a. if the Indians intend 10 do their worsl this summer
 The Queen of Spain III. n
 MADRID, June 23.-'The condition of Queen Mercedes causes much anxiety. Violent hemnrrhages on Saturday greatly weakened her.
 The Dead Queen.
 MADRID, June 27.-The announce ment of the death of Queen of Spain has been received with prof una sor- row and sympathy throughout Europe. This feeling in Spain almost approaches Hopes were raised al the crisis of the disease that the vigor- nus constitution of the Queen might triumph over the complication of mal , adies but her condition Was made