Arizona citizen., 1879-05-02


 D thither; and that if Lincoln were no' alive the most surprising of all spec tacles that could greet his eyes woul be the sight of his old Republican friends on the Democratic side of tn I Senate Chamber.
 l The resolution relative to Senat amendments was adopted after votinj down an amendment that no Uniol soldier should be replaced by a Con federate. At 4 D. m., the Army Bil passed the Senate by a strict party vote.
 Edwn 5ooth Shot At CHICAGO, April 25.-Mark Gray, {, dry goods clerk from St. Louis, freC two shots at Edwin Booth in Me Vicker's Theatre, last evening during the performance of Richard Third He was committed to jail in default of S2O,O00 bail.
 The loss by the burning of Notrt Dame College al South Bend, Indiana was Sl50,000.
 Charity for cotored Refgges-FuneraI oi
 General Dix.
 NEW YORK, April 25.-Liberal col lections were taken up at a mass-meet  ing in Cooper Union, last evening, for the relief of the colured refuges.
 The funeral of General Dix took place today from Old Trinity Church.
 High- Toned cOnUcts Pdrdoned.
 CHARLESTON, 5. C., April 25.-Ex- Treasurer Cardoza and Ex-Congress- men Small have been pardoned out of the penitentiary by the Governor. Will they start to Arizona soon:1
 The Miks6arre Mine Accident.
 WILKsBARRE, Pa, April 25.-The work of rescuing the seven miners buried by the caving in of the Sugar Notch mine has had to be abandoned on account of the continued dangerous caving of the mine.
 Stolen Bullion.
 SAN FRANCISCO, April 25.-Henry Smith, a Colored watchman at the Mint, was arrested today on a charge of stealing bullion from the Mint vaults. X search of his house discov cred fourteen thousand dollars worth of bars. The grand jury at Oakland has in iicted the Councilman Milburg on al charge of bribery, and censured the Mayor and Marshal. Silver King, sS; Tip Top, 65cts half dollars, 135@11& discount.
 Rail 10 AarIcopa
 MARICOPAvILLE, April 25.-The Rail road was completed to this point last night, l6O miles distant from Yuma.
 More Sesesson Talk.
 VICTORIA, BRITISH COLUMBIA, April | '5.-The provincial parliament has isen. Previous to its rising resolu- ion was passed and telegraphed to london, demanding that on account ,f the failure of Great Britain in the ulfillment of her treaty obligations, he province, be allowed to secede Hay lst. The action meets with popular approval. l. 'Ongress-Another BH PGssed-Awart-
 ing the Presidents Veto.
 WASHINGTON, April 26.-The Legis- ltiye, Executive and Judicial Bill, 'ith all its political sections preciselyl the same terms as originally intro uced, passed the House at 3: 30 D. m. he House then adjourned until Tues ay. t Speculation runs high as to the robable action of the President on le Army Bill, in all quarters. The eight of the best informed opinion '-day, strongly inclines to the con. | iction that the Bill will be returned I } the House Tuesday or Wednesday. | ith the Presidents veto. | A special meeting of the Cabinet, v -day, considered the contemplated {, vasion of Indian Territory by white h ttlers. The Commissioner of Indian W fairs was instructed to enforce the tercourse law of 1883, and to remove l persons there not having acquired wful privileges. Ec
 The Peoples Lodn. cl NEW YORK, April 26.-Sales of the n n-dollar refunding certificates at the C 'stoffice have been rapidly increas- if 2 during the week, and amounted to q 7,150 yesterday. 4
 Another Romdn-8utc6er. m ST LOUIS, April 26.-Mrs. A. NJ. c erling, whose husband is now in izona, was stabbed today by man med William O. Smith, whom she nj d raised from a tramp to be fore Fl Ia of her farm N Summerfeld, Hi. is. Her wounds are probably fatal.
 4 HutVo6is EsoIsiatVre. u iAIvEsToN, TEXAS, April eS.-The Gl