Arizona citizen., 1879-07-25
THE CITIZEN.
FRIDAY. JULY D. lS'
TELEGRAus.
Death and Sunstroke.

TELEGRAus.
 Death and Sunstroke
 MARIcoPA, July 2l.-Judge R. P. Hiland, Public Administrator of Phe- nix. died suddenly at i this morning. 4 man named Fisher was sunstruck and died yesterday two miles from Maricopa.
 Bound Oyer.
 PHESIx, July 22.-Price Hickey and Frank Mahew, charged with rObbing the stage below Phenix on the night of the 1lth were this morning held to answer The trial occupied seven days. J. H. Mahoney, special agent of the Post Office Department, and k. H. Paul, detective of Wells, Fargo & O., assisted the prosecution and are deserving of credit. The result of the trial is of greatest interest to our citi- zens. Twenty-Five thousand dollars in checks and drafts have been recovered.
 The Yellow ScoUrge.
 MEMPHIS, July 1S.-There are two new cases of yellow fever reported to- day. The outgoing trains last night were crowded and more are going to- day.
 MEMPHIS, July 2O.-There are three new cases of yellow fever, and they dispel the sporadic theory and give fresh impetus to the exodus of cit lZens.
 MEMPHIS. July 21-Fifteen new cases of yellow fever have been re- ported and also two deaths today. MEMPHIS, July 22.-Five new cases of fever and four deaths reported. The fever is now scattered all over the city still many doctors maintain that the disease is mild.
 Fares and Freights.
 CoSCoRD, N. H., July 1S.-Thc House of Representatives has passed q bill regulating fares and freights On railways.
 soahng.
 LAKE GEORGE. July 1S.-The Col umbia crew won the college race ill .S26.
 Officer Dead.
 BALTIMORE, July 1S.-Col Barry ol the Second Artillery, died today.
 ZVia War Ended
 LONDON, July 1S.-In some quarter: it is declared that the Zula war is vir tually ended. The Zanzibar Belgian expedition is about ready to start.
 StOgghton Resigns. WASHINGTON, July 19.-It is pOsIt lively reported that Stoughton, Minister to Russia, has resigned and that Court land Parker is to be his successor.
 Hdzen- StO1iey.
 LONDON, July 19-Gen. Hagen com plains of Gen. Sherman's order pro mitigating the proceedings in the cast of the Stanley-Ha court-martial and requests that his conduct at tht several engagements referred to, [, his diScredit, be officially inquired into. General Sherman has refused the request and ordered Hagen to hi! regiment.
 cdLfornrd Politics.
 SAN FRANCIsCo, July 19.-The Dem ocratic state central committee has de c.ded to retain Dr. Glenn as the party: candidate for Governor, nothwith standing his endorsement of the Hon orable Blk platform which is SC severe on the Democracy. Geo. C Gorham will take the stump in behal of the Honorable Blk State ticket.
 Anything to Beat the Republicans. 1 OAKLAND, July 22.-The Republican County Convention having nominated a straight ticket, the Democrats, Work lngmen and Honorable Bilks hay, fused, on the anything to beat the Re publican principle.
 EVANSVILLE, July Working men of the Third District have re moved the ircn clad pledge from Berry and replaced him on the ticket fo Congress.
 Niles Sitting Bull
 CHICAGO, July 21-The Times spe cial from Bismarck, Dakota, say. Miles is in the neighborhood of Bea Paw mountains with 600 men, expect ing to find a large body of Sioux In dians. FrOntiersmen and old officer say he will get cleaned out if h, strikes the main army of Sitting Bull' ! followers.
 Fight Witb the Sioux.
 FORT KEOGH, July 22-Miles' com mand had an engagement with 30' hostile Sioux at the mouth of Beaver Creek on the 17th inst. The Indian, were defeated and pursued fifteer miles, but escaped 10 Sitting Bull'! camp. It is probable another figh has taken place before now ROUmGnI1.
 VIENNA, July 21.-Prince Charles O RoumanIa threatens to abdicate un less the Jews are emancipated. AhIca.
 LONDON, July 21.-A dispatch iron Natal says the British forces haC reached Ulunden and found the King kera @ all burned by the natives. n