Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-20
suproi [ of tue Sunday law, but adjourn eI for week without definite action.

supp ui or tue sunday laW, hut adjourn eI for week without definite action.
 Tas Veterans Hone.
 SAN FBANcIsco. November 1j.-Th, Veterans Home movement is going ahead finely. Cauvassers are meeting with success. Voluntary donations ar, coming i1 and benefits are rendered Posts of the C. X. F. are turning oyel funds In their treasuTies. Letters from . the interior convey assurances of cordial support.
 Tho Terrible Tragedy
 SAN RAFAEL, November lj.- The dead bJi.ts of Mrs. Prince and Henry Osborn were found in the house at Narshalls station this afternoon. From what can be learned Osborn first killed Mrs Prince with a Eat iron, as her head was | an battered in and a cody flat iron was found ou the floor by the side of her ! Then tLa sUppJsitlou is that he took | poison, he bought some at the store | in the morning. Osborn was her hired man.
 Ise Court Ma1tial ct Grant. | Special so -ie CIuzEST
 GRANT, November 1G-The case of Dead Shot is not fnished. owing to the ! absence oi Col. Tiffany. Private Peter ! pleaded guilty to numerous charges of drunk and absence without leave at Camp Bowie. Dandy Jim, the alleged murderer of Capt. Hentig. was arraign- | ei, charged with uslng gun against his superior officer in violation of the 2lst Article os war; mutiny, violating the 22i Article of war; knowledge of an in- tended mutiyn, violating the 93d Arti- cie; desertion, violating the 47th; mur- der, violating tLe jSt :. The penalty of any of these crimes is death. or such other punishment as may be directed. He pleaded not guilty to all.
 Lieut. Cruz this afternoon, in Dandy Jim's case. Identified him as one of his scouts lie was reporting to Gen. Carr . as officer of the day, when firing com meucad and Ee imm-dIately dropped in- to the grass; the firing came from where the scouts stood In going to CibIcu the roads f.rEed within about three miles Of that place. The h. i.su scouts insisted on taking a trail through rocks, hills. brush aud ravines, but the troops preferred the more open and level road, which is shorter. The Indians got very angry and Interpreter Hurley drew his attention to the fact that Dandy Jim Was tha4o angry of fany of them. Soon after 90 large body of aueImIiausms- tEsm, having emerged from ,hg road Inc Indians wanted them (. talk after taking the medicine man These Indians followed the troops Co camg Heuti- Ia.eJ them out. lie heard au Indian harangue the others, closing with a war-vhoop. when the fir ing began.
 Lieutenant. Carter, Acting-Aiiutant to General Carr, Identified Dandy Jim as a scout. Srvh.m inst ass they got to camp. The firing came from the scouts and Heutig and others were killed. The Coa-t holds till t,e o'clock.
 Col Tiffany has arrived
 Eh5 Fs-1-als' Ecms.
 SAS FEASCIsco. November 1G.-At a meeting held lest evening" George H. Thomas Post Ci \. E. costributed 5000 to the Veterans Home Association.
 The Row signal Service Department.
 SAN FHsNcIoo, November .G.-Lieut kii.ovTue of tLc United States Signal Service. arrived here to-day from Wash iugton Hc comes for the purpose of making au inspection of the coast with view or cl-ryin. out the suggestion or proposition ot General Hazen, Chief of the signal Service. This proposition k to made separate au Independent Signal Department on tLe Pacific Coast Lieut.. AilaJurue viii start on an inspec- riou tour iU a few days He will visit the yarioI. points iu California, Oregon, Washington Territory, Nevada and Ari- zana before making a report.
 Tho Oakland Savings Bank. SlS FrANQsCo, November l6.--Bank Commissioners Coleman and Watt have reported as the result of their examin- stiou ol the financial aiTrirs of the Oak land Savings Bank, that the institution is in good condition. Its assets are reported a. si3,"HAWi5.
 Oregon News.
 PoErISu, November lG-Avcry hard wind storm prevailed in Clackamas county la-t night. At Oregon City many houses were uuruufed and trees uprooted. The damage will aggregate considerable. News has been received oF a cowardly assn --iu .iuu in Waila Nalia Valley, Un- ion county. near tie Idaho border. John Hawk, iu company with a man named Adams left upper Naiia Naila Valley for tle Grand EonIe country for prOvis- ions. They cImped in a tent for the night near the yillageof Lastiue. About eleven o'clock yolley of rifle shots were heard and Hawk was pierced by five bull iet-. one of which killed him instantly. 1 Adams was not hurt. There is no clue to the perpetrators.
 X wind storm in Union county on Saturday carried away tine roof of the Court House at Union City; loss, S2UOO. Many barns and fences were destroyed. The storm came from the west, and was ! the seyercst ever known there.