Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-12-04
Michael Boyutou Released.
Late News Items.

LONDON, November 3O.-The steamer | Jacket fOundered in St. Georges channel
 and ten lives were lost.
 Late News Items.
 Hannibal Hamlin, the new United
 States Minister to Spain, has arrived at Paris, accompanied by a daughter of
 Secretary Blaine.
 The Chicago Tribune says: One of | the first duties of Congress will be to | abolish the Hawaiian reciprocity treaty. | which Las been the means of enrichiug a | few planters in the Sandwich Islands. and the sugar pool in San Francisco,
 which has cost tue government a million | dollars a year in revenues.
 John O'Keeie, aged Is years. employed as water carrier in the Eureka COusoli- | dated mine Eureka. New, fell down the | shalt Monday morning, a distance Oi Jn0 | feet striking on the cage at the bottom. and Was almost dashed to pieces. The | thud, as he struck, was heard at the sur- | face.
 The bank of Prince Edwards Island | has suspended. owing largely to over | drawn accounts. Its affairs are said to | be m bad condition, and the cashier
 has disappeared. The capital of the bank | is Sl2U,OtO and its notes in circulation
 amount to S2uOHO.
 \ terrible tragedy Is reported from | Waterloo, Iowa. \ widow named Miller | at Union Township killed two of her | children, aged three months and three years respectively. The tragedy was | discovered accidentally by Mrs. Nillers n | child on each arm. She had been in-
 sane since her husband died, which was
 two weeks ago.
 | Fifteen cars of freight train No. x were | T5adf ''WfiSsEs-e just above Cape Horn on Sunday Ten cars l,l1aaed wI'nl s"satttt.',1 and merchandise went over the embauk- ment, while the other five were piled up on the track. The train men were uu- harmed and comparatively few of the cattle were killed Superintendent Pratt arrived with wrecking car from Sacramento, and before evening the wreck will be cleared and the track re- paired. East and vestbound overland trains transferred their passengers. mails and express around the wreck. \ broken wheel is supposed to have caused the disaster.
 Information has been received at Car son, NcN., OI HJrfib4C mbfucF two and half miles from Double Springs, BOdie road, Douglas county. An old man named Dowl, sixty years of age, living by himself on a little ranch. was discov- cred, Sunday, by two Indians, living near in his cabin with an ax near by. covered with blood and other evidences of a desperate struggle. An examina- tiOn showed that deceased had received blow from an ax on the left side of his face and a stab with a knife on each side of his throat. The object of the murder is supposed to have been rob bery. The murder is believed to have been committed about two weeks ago.
 The San Francisco Bulletin publishes an interview with W. T. Babcuck. one of the Directors of the Pacific Coast Steam ship Company, who says, without reserve, that GOodall, Perkins S Co. have sold the controlling interest in the company Go Henry Willard. Inc action was taken without consulting the Board of D.rec- tors, who were in ignorance of it UntIi last Wednesday, Peter DOualue, another stockh0lder, confirmed Bahcock's state ments, and said further that the transfer included everything belonging Co the company, including tine San Luis Ohisp0 and Santa Maria Railroad, and a new steamer now building in the East
 In Guteaus trial, on Monday, ?. S. Joslyn, of the Oneida Community, ! thought Guitcau's marked charactgris- tic was intense egotism. John W. Gu.- teau, brother of the prisoner, was next examined. He had not been on good l terms with his brother for some years, but had no doubt of his sanity until he | received some letters in October. Since he had come ou here and had seen b,- | brother in the courtroom and at the lHil | he had become satisfied he was insane. During the time that John ". Guiteau was on the stand the prisoner continued l to interrupt. explain and correct fine witness. Once Judge Davijge attempt l ed to stop hIm, but he waived his hand imperiOusly, saving. "Iou keep quiet, | Judge, if you please. Shortly after, when witness Was asked, m connection
 with an incident he had related, if he at that time thought the prisoner insane. | Guiteau quickly anticipated his reply by saying "Why, of course; he has always | thought I was badly cracked The
 witness said that he never detected the l slightest traces of insanity in his father. General Sherman recommends fewer gar-isoned posts and forts and a larger ! standing army.
 A trihe over SS00O0 IS already pledged for che Bennington, Vt, battle mouu- meut, and a further Congressional ap- will be sought.
 Country people fll Madison Square at
 night and gaze at the electric light poles
 m fear and astonishment The next day
 they ascertain that they have been
 robbej.-IN. '. Mail.
 A yellow-wheeled coach of very odd construction now creates a sensation ol the avenue. It is the only one Of the | kind in the country, and and there is not | likely to bc many more imported N.
 '. Mail
 The great stables of New York employ about l4OO soachmen Co drive hacks and l coupes, and three-fourths of these have struck for an advance in wages to Sli a week, the present range being from SID
 to Sll.25.
 1 Over 1.60l miles 0i cable for the Gen. | tral and South American Telegraph ! Company have been shipped from Lon 1 don. and dire,t communication win ! Peru and BrazIl is promised by June.
 The Memorial Hall erected at North | Easton, Mass, by the children of Oakes ] Ames. at a cost of S40OoO1, was dcd-
 cated on the 7th inst. in presence of the | Governor and State officers.
 Secretary KirkwOod suggests that the l Thurman Act governing Pacific railroads ] be so amended as Co embrace the sub ! sidized portion of the Kansas division of the Union Pacific railroad.
 The Judicial Conference of the Meth odist Episcopal church, which is to try the appeal of Rev. Dr. Thomas, will meet ! at Terra Haute, Indiana, November 3j
 Bishop Merrill will probably preside.
 The distillers of the western cities met in Chicago On the 17th and perfected
 plans to limit production to half -he act
 ual capacity; also, providing for the pay
 ment of bonus on all goods exported