Arizona citizen., 1880-02-28
TELEGRAPHIC. Criminal Calendar-Tide ot Travel-Death's Doings.
Lively Times in the California
 Legislature.
Victories Band of Cut-Throats
 Sueing for Peace.
Special to THE CITIZKS.l
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 CASA GRANDs, February 27.-Track laying has about suspended on account of scarcity of rails, only ten cars enoayh 10 build a half mile, arrived tonight. This is the first that has ar rived for several nights, The reserve of raIls that was here, enough for % miles, is all used up.
 Ex-Mayor Toole went through this morning.
 Tie Renegn6es.
 SILVER CITY, February 2s.-Two oi ! VictOriO's braves were near Mescalero Agancy on the 26th instant and sued for peace The agent invl,ed them in and assured them of protection, with the permission to return, but they re. fused to come in, wanting Steel-Ham. mer, agent Russell aud an interpreter 10 g out to them. They remained in the vicinity two days. They wanted 10 treat with agent not military. They stated that Viclorio's camp was within sixty miles of the Agency.
 Found GUiIty.
 AUBURN, CAL. February 26-Her- man Gallagher. who murdered school teacher named Wilson, near Perry, some months -ince, WAS today found guilty Of murder m the first degree, the jury sflixing the penalty at i'm prisonment for life.
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 SAN FRANCISCO, February 27.-Dr. H. H. Poland, one of the most promi- nent physicians of the State, died to- day of apoplexy.
 In ihe Senate, the revenue bill was discussed all the morning. In the Assembly, NIT. Tyler offered a resolu- tion reCiting that card had been pub: lished by Msybell and Josselyn, ask ing Kearney to visit Sacramento and bring some rope, as some legislators needed hanging, and authorizing the speaker to appoint a committee O. three 10 see if the privileges of the House had not been trespassed upon by said card. The resolution was adopted. During the debate great ex- citement ensued. Braunhart called Fox the attorney of the Spring Val ley Company" and WAS hauled before lhe House for it. Maybell called Tyler " Police Court shy ster," but was not punished.
 Tide Of Travel
 CoLToS, February 27.-The follow ing passengers passed here tonight, bound east: c. C. Chapman, A. F. Graham, Mrs L. ". Mcfarland. Geo. Boehme, M. H. He, neman, Phenix :; Geo. Sturgess, E. Aver, H. Tarer, Tue son; C. A. Stack, Texas; J. Delaey, Tombstone; Wm. Castle, Frank Giroi. Yuma; A. W. Kindred. Tucson; W. & George, Tucson; Nj. s. Harrison, Mrs. c. Mccoy. Maricopa; Patrick S. Kel ly, Wm. Vaughn, Casa Grande, J. W Chipmnn, E B. Gage, E. H. Wilson, Tucson.
 MONTPELIER, VT, February s. The Republican Convention was called to order by Geo. ". Granhy, Chairman Of the State Committee, at Trinity Hall, at II 8, m, with a full attend. snce. Resolutions were adopted that the Republicans of Vermnnt present. to the Republicans Of the country Geo. F. Edmunds as suitable person to be 1 made the candid 'te of the Republican party for next President. John Greg ory Smith, Frederick Billings and J l w. Stewart were chosen delegates to the Republican National Convention. UTICA, N. r. February 25.-The l Republican State Convention assem- bled here today. Conkling, on enter ing. was received with grea: applause. 1 On the call of the rol. contests in the delegations from Albany, Kings and Oneida were developed, which were referred to the Committee on Creden .ials.
 PHILADELPHIA, February 25-The Times, on account or the reproduction 0f Bayard's secession speech in Dover m 1861, abandons him for the cam oaign.