Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-08-28

1 n'n vent c SEulSeU 70 negro caDln, rOke down the door and fired on he occupants. J. Brown, who lives in the shantv, seized his gun, fired boih barrels and killed two brothers named 1 D, k,s The tops of their heads were of The Coroner's jury returned ( verdict of jusiiliahle homicide.
 Hanged.
 Waco. Texas. August 27 -Liich- field Burks was hanged here at two o'clock this afternoon for assaulting a little grrl named Sarah McBee. He died denying his guilt
 DALLAS, Texas, August 27.-This afternool Allen Wright was hanged for murdering Jesse Wicks Both were colored. Nearly three thousand people gathered around inc scaEo!d. women prednminating. Some cow boys came hundreds of miles to see the execution.
 4 souI-HarrowinS Conversation
 NFw YORK, August 27.-A dcleca ton of volunteers of the Mexican WAT were among the visitors to Governors Island 90 day GeEer Hancock and lhe delegation had pleasant talk The delegation was presented 70 Gen. Hancock by Gen. Gibson, and a cor dial hand-shakiug toonk place. The General expressed his great pleasure at meeting them. The conversation ran away hack to the crossing of the Rio Grande river, of San Augustine and the thrilling scenes of days gone by. Col. Tiball mentioned the name of Col. Gross, whose death they all deeply lamenied One of inc gentle men inquired the whereabouts of one the doctors attached to his regiment while in Mexico (Dr. Grifin). "O Oh. he is doing well, very we'll" WAS the reply, he is in Southern California and has nice practice there. l hear from him every uOw and then With friendly "reminiscences of old times and friendly interchange of exprrs sious on current topics of the day, half au hour passed very quickly.
 wIne-Drinkers Out of Luck.
 WASHINGTON. August 27.-The Con- >ul of the United States at Cologne, commenting up n the vintage Of the Rhine and its tributaries for the pres rnt season says ii is thought by exper. fenced observers th al it will not exceed one-tifth the average crop.
 Where VIII He Stop.
 NEW YoRE, August 27.-Si Julian's second trial at HlrItorI to day cut time down to 2:ll4.
 Treasury Matters.
 SAN FRANCISCO, August 27.-Treas 1 urv officials yesterday took 40l ,0O0 | ounces fine si yer for various hints The proposals to sell have to be sent , 10 Washington where awards are made. There were quite number of pro- posals sent ou from , ID Franci>co on . the Ssh, including the Anglo Bank, BsnA of California. Nevada Bank, and others. Mot 0: the offers to sell were under L'ndon equivalent, but they were ali declined except one of l0,501 ounces from the Ang,o California at $lI4l1 per ounce. The condition Di the market is such that the Govern ment caa make is own price for silver The foreign demand here has been steadily advancing tbai there is about .5O.00O ounces of fine silver awaiting market. s far as can be learned here is not much stock. In London here is comparatively small deman !.
 WASHINGTON August 27.-Transfer f 5.60O.0O0 over 3,u00O00 ounces iu tandard gold bullion was ordered to- lay by the Treasurer, from the assay ,fice in New York City to the mint n Philadelphia for coinage.
 BeIford Wins Again
 LEApvILLE, Colorado, August ? - The Republican Staie Convention this morning nominated ]. C. ShHtiuck and ames Rice for Regents ot the Uni erslty; Charles IT. Fall for Attorney ieneral. The contest for Congress Ional nomination was firm, Judge becker, of Denver, snl Judge Belford, resent incumbent, being the leading ( First ballot gave Decker 10, Belford 100, Thomp-on 60. On | ballot Thompson was withdrawn cd BelfOrd was nominated amld [ rogf enthusiasm