Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-12-25

1 to Nlslt H1mE and cOncluQeS as IoiluNS. Ut must be admitted that it cannot fail to be awkward for heads of families to explain to their families how foreign Minister can at once be bachelor and the head of a family"
 4 Chapter Of Criries.
 CHICAGO, December 20-A special from Brownsville, Texas, says: Charles Lee Barron was shot through the heart by an unknown party near Laredo.
 Nicholas Panz, recently captured near Cuerentet, was hung to grape vine.
 In a gambling difficulty ct MatamOras between Severiana Arredbude and Te- lepe Gonzales, the latter killed the former. The father of Arredbude killed Gonzales.
 A Mexican has been found murdered on the road near Rio Grande city. The seventh murder in this locality in six weeks.
 Joseph P. Lindsay, of Indian Terri tory, was found murdered and robbed twenty miles from here.
 Marcus Bruno, owner of a wagon train, was murdered in field. Goes Back cn the Land League.
 CHICAGO, December 19.-The Tri- bune's Rochester (New York special says: Bishop McQuaid made a savage l attack on the cause of Irish national ism yesterday in his sermon. He warned his congregation against supporting the "nO rent" movement, saying 1t was only sanctified by the following of a few priests with loose consciences. Frothingham stin Hsterodox CmCAGo, December 19--The Iii bune's Boston special says IL Is denied emphatically by Rev. J. McSavage, of the Church of Unity, in Boston, that l Rev. c. E. Buckingham has in any man. ner recanted or modified his heterodox views. The Trial Adjourned WAsHISGTOS, December I9.-The Criminal Court opened at II o'clock and Guiteau was conducted to his seat by the l officers. Upon the annQuncement im- | mediately of the death of the wife of | juryman Hobbs the Court adjourned un- | til Wednesday. Congressional
 WASHINGTON, December 19. SESATE-After fifteen minutes spent | III hearing petitions the Senate went into | executive session and unanimously con- tirmed the nomination of Brewster as |
 
 ant Secretary of State.
 Gmteau's Trial
 WAsHISGTON, December 21.-Dr. Ham, | ilton, of New Jersey, took the stand. | ScOville desired to have the other ex- perts excluded during the testimony, but the Court ruled against him. During the argument Davidge was interrupted by Guiteau, who said: " I will cut this short, Judge, by saying I am perfectly wiling tO have them here. I want them to learn all tLey can. I have SO much confidence in deir honor and integrity that -"
 Davidge-" That IS precisely what l am coming to-
 Gmteau-" You are on the right track, Judge; I'll take you on my side. You are engaged for my side of this case"
 Witness was questioned at great length relative to the operations of minds, significance of dreams and un- conscious expressions, indicative of men tai progress. Counsel for the prosecu- tion protested against the apparently objective direction of the inquiries.
 Guiteau-" Then you had better get oil the stand If you don't know any thing about it. I think Reed and can do better than you, judging by the way you are lab9rirCl" Looking over the notes which Sconlle had in his hand, he cOntiuued: You have got lot of stuff there that is not in your handwriting; l guess it must have been contributed by some crank"
 Telegraph Extension.
 NEW YORK, December 21.-It IS prob able that Ill a few months direct tele- graph communication will be opened with the West Coast, Southern Asia, Central and South America. The tele- graph Is pushing construction on land lines and laying cables.
 Died from Chlorosorm. CHICAGO, December 21.-E. P. Tupper died in the chair of Dr. s. J. Sauereign. dentist, yesterday. He had taken chloroform while having teeth pulled and died in a very few minutes. Tupper was from Hammond, Ind, and had been purchasing goods here.
 Blaine VIII EulogiIe.
 WASHINGTON, December 2l.-Ex-Sec- retary Blaine accepts the invitation of the House and Senate Committee to { pronounce the eulogy upon President Garfield in the forthcoming memorial services.
 Trotter Dead---Stsamer Burned. INDIANAPOLIS, December 2I.-The well-known trotter, Red Cloud. with [ record of 2:lS, died at the stable of his , owner, Jas. Wade, of Edenburg.
 The steamer John HOskins was burned at Evansville, Ind, wharf. It was valued at Sl0000; insurance, S25,- GOO.
 Killed by Mistake. SANTA FE, December 21.-Wm. Craw- ! ford, special Agent of the Department of Justice and brave soldier during the war, was fatally shot in Albuquerque | on Sunday by mistake