Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-02
IO-DAY'S TELEGRAPH
Special to the Citizen.
Schooner Akhorc.

schooner Three Sisters is reported ashore near Guslalla The crew was saved except one seaman drowned. | Jealous Woman Shoots Her Husb and SAN FRASCisCo, October 2--At Sacramento yesterday Mr-. George HamiltoS sent note asking rn inter- view with her husband, fiom whom she had separated. He called on her, and during the conversation she shot him dead. Cause jealousy, Lat winter she shot and severely wounded a young girl who had excited her ! jealousy.
 ] President Hayes In Oregon. SAN FRASCIsCn, October 2.-A Portland dispatch of the first says: President Hayes, Mrs. Hayes. Sccre- tsry Ramsey and General Sher sn, accompanied by Mayor N. P. Thnmp- son, visited the public schools this afternoon. The President made short address to the pupils at each school, and pressatci to them Mrs. Hayes and other members of the party. The President also visited the Custom House and Postoilice. A I public reception was rendered the President and party this evening al the M,chanc's Pavilion. The buil1- ing was handsomely decorated in honor of the event. Long before s o'clock the auditorium WAS packed d. most 10 SaifOcation by ladies and gen tlemen exclusively, awaiting the ar rival of the Presidential party. Sho: tly after $ o'clock the party entered the pavilion, when the 2lst Infantry band struck up Hail 10 the Chief, " which was the sequal for tumuliuuus applause. The President and party were conducted to the gallery where most of the reception Committee had assembled. The party marched sev- cral times around Inc gallery, when the people were called 10 order by Col McCraken. J. NJ. Dalph was in troduccd, advapclng io the President delivered an address of welcome. The President responded at some length, reviewing the resource of the Pacific Coast and people of he future.
 BueII's Failure.
 DENVER, Col, Oct. IA Santa F., \. NJ, Fort Cummings special says Bue!l's move in grand force on the Apaches in Mexico has resulted so far in Tu utter failure. Starting from Fort Cummings with 7Q0 men, the h. dtais in camp at Lake Guzman were to be surrounded by the Mexican and Texts troop, amounting in ali tO 5000. Victories band slipped out from the circle nf troops closing in, and before Buell. knew they had divided, one part going into the Candalaria noun taIns, twenty miles fOm Guzman, while the main band doubled oD Buclrs trail anl attacked Fort Cum miugs, his Headquarters. last night They were rcpulsed bul got some cattle. Bueil is n pursuit of the band gone into Mexico.
 From Mexico.
 GITT OF MEXICO, Sept. 2i.-Con gress opened on the lG;h., President Diaz in his opening speech expressed great satisfaction al the political and moral advancement of ,he Republic. The Governor of Chihuahua offers a reward of S2, 500 for the scalp Of Victprio. In Relation ,o Charges Against Gosper.
 NEW YORK, October 2.-A Times Washington special says: Over two months ago charges were preferred against G. Gosper, Secretary of Ari- zona Territory, by C. W Beach, edi- Tor of the Present. Miner. These charges were filed in the lnierinr De pertinent, but eiferls to produce q copy of them have failed. The nature of the charges, however, is known. Gosper as Secretary of the Territory purchased all supplies. In one in- stance he sent a bill to the Interior Department for $li00. Beach wrote 70 the department and oblsIned copy of the vouchers. He hen wrote Co the man of whom the supplies were purchased and procured certified copy of the receipied bill furnished GOsper. The original was S5j0, whIle the bill handed into the department was $l1O0-t the bill had been raised $55O. A number of other charges of the same character were filed with this, but the department has never suspended Gosper, nor ordered an h. restIgation of the charges that IS known.
 Talk for EGect. - NEW YORK. October 2.-1he Her [ aid has teen shown letter from MT. ! Lum, one of the secretaries of the Ma 1 tional Greenback- Labor Committee, 10 Murch, chairman of that commit tee. He tell; Lum not [" put loo fine : a point on if, and a@-erts that Weaver, the Greenback candidate, IS no more 1 than a hired agent of the Republican | National Committee; that he has re- ceived money from the Republicans and has pushed his so-called canvass ! under their direction anu for their 1 benefit. He adds that the treasurer of l he Grecubackcrs is in intimate rela- !. lion win the secretary of the Repub- i li.,n National CBmmitfee and with |