Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-08-07
EASTERN NEWS.
4 Heavy storm.


 NEW YORK, Aug. 3-A heavy storm occurred along the Hudson river last evening. Much damage was done by hail in many places. The new capitol at Albany was struck by lightning and sev- eral women injured.
 Killed While Drunk LEWISTON, Me, Aug. 3.-Last evening an old resident of this section, Charles Addis, rode upon the Clearwater fiery boat opposite this place, and commence abusing the ferryman, Mir. Deacon. Dea- con demonstrated, whereupOn Addis at- tackled him with blows. Deacon seixsd a knife and stabbed Addia in tine G6tO- men. from which wound he died in less than an hour. Deacon is a sober, steady and inoffensive man and claims be was compelled to stab Addis to save his own life Addis was in liquor.
 The Presidents Condition
 ExECUTIvE MANSION, WASHINGTON. D. C., $50 A. M.-Ihe President slept tran. quilly the greater part of the night. This morning his temperature Is normal and his general condition satisfactory. An other day of favorable progress Is antici- pated. At present his pulse Is 9S, tenn perature, 9S, respiration, IS.
 D. W. BLIss and others. EXECUTIVE MANSION: 12:30 D. m.-The President continues to progress steadily towards convalesence. He has taken to- day an increased portion of solid food The wound looks well and its general condition is better than yesterday. Pulse loo, temperature 9S4, respiration l9.
 Thieves Den Unearthed
 PITTsBURG, August 3.-A thieves den was unearthed to-day by McCluue, a Sardwort merchant, who bad suffered by their work The thieves opened fire killing McClune, mortally wounding an officer and seriously wounding two others. Two hundred people are on the track of the murderers.
 Fire in Dsadwood
 DEADwooD, August 3.-A fire early this morning in the lower part of the city, known as Fountain City, destroyed p buildings. Loss, about Sl0W0; small insurance. Many families escaped with only their night clothes.
 The Presidents Condition.
 EXECUTIVE MANSION, June f, S::0 a. m Tine President continues improving He slept well during the night and this morning looks and expresses himself cheerfully and another satisfactory day is anticipated. Pulse 90, temperature 9S.4, respiration IS. The next bulletin will be issued this evening. Hereafter the noon bulletin will be dispensed with. (Signedl D. w. BLISS,
 And others.
 Planning for Convalescence.
 
 decided that when the President able to be moved he will be taken to the Sol diers' Home, and if Ee stands that he will go on a brief sea voyage.
 NEW YORK, August 4.-The World s Washington special on Garfield, says: The uodrishment that is assisiulated does little more than to keep thesystem in a condition of uniform working, yet the feeling Of confidence at the White House and throughout the country has not abated in spirit, and to-day the at tendants are discussing whether it may be wise to give the President arrest at the Soldiers Home before going fo sea. Mrs. Garfield is of that opinion ;.nd has selected rooms for him in the Pre- adent's cottage there.
 Not Altogether Harmonious
  JACKSON, Miss. ArSdsr 4.-Tl le Dt.s.- ocratic -SAire Convention met 1 to-day. T5here are many contests reportei. Gov ernor Stone and Major Ethel B3rksdale are the chief. candidates, and thd feeling is very bitter. Stones success insures Donan's election.
 Death Of wrn. c. Fargo.
 BUFFALO, Aug. 4.--William c, Fargo, President Of the American Express Company and Mayor of Buffalo, ldied to- day, aged 6 years.
 Transferring Ute Indians.
 DENVER. August 4-Otto Mfears, of the Ute Indian Commission, arrived here to-day en route to the Ute Feserva- tion, on the White and Green rivers, Utah. At Salt Lake he will be joined by Commissioner Russell, and the two will proceed to the reservation finder an escort of soldiers and prepare it for the reception of the Indians, whCs Mears says, will undoubtedly be moved Tn four weeks. Major Berry, under the present will continue as agent. The Indians were notified three weeks