Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-04-03

T N lives. The indictment charging the defendants with nanslauGhter con- tained nine counts, declaring that the disaster was caused by defect iu the boilers, and the defendants, who had given .ulse certificate of inspection, were res DOnsible in the matter.
 Rishteous EetrIbution.
 PHILADELPHIA, March 30-A pri vate message from Las Vegas, New Mexico. says: James Currie, the mur- dercr Of Porter, the actor, was shot and killed at that place, March 24th. Currie was on a spree, and threatened to kill several people. Among the persons threatened was bartender in a saloon, who shot Currie in selt-de- fense. \ party of railroad hands, friends of the dead man, attempted Co lynch the bartender, but the Sheriff succeeded in getting him to jail. The COrone-'s jury returned a verdict of self-deferse.
 Political Gossip at the Capital
 WASHINGTON, March 3I.-Conkling declares Co friends that he will never again enter the White House, on ae- count of the breach of faith by the President
 Frederick Douglass is to be sue ceeded as Marshal of the District of Columbia by Captain Henry, of Ohio.
 Malone has become so inflated as Co become distastetul tO many Re publicans. IL is he who keeps up the fight for reorganization.
 ConkIIng's Position.
 WASHINGTON, Marcn 3I.-Senator COnklinr las determined to wage war against Robertson and the admins tratiOn. He holds Secretary Blaine responsible for the nomination. COnkliug expects tO be defeated and Robertson confirmed, and says there is a princil lle involved, and he would make a fight if he knew he were the only Senator who would vote against Robertson. It is said that Cnnkling will not wait for an executive session 10 proclaim his position and Hntag- Ouism Co tie administration, but will take the opportunity in open session, SO his pOsIjian can be put before the country correctly, and not be misrep- resented, Gs might be if stated in eX- ecutive session. Conkling hold, that IL is his du-y Co oppose Robertson, as his continuation would be step to- wards disvrgenizing the Republican organization in New York.
 A Great Flood Expected.
 OMAHA, Iarch 3l.-A dispatch was received at tne office of the Chicago. Milwaukee and S'. Paul Ruilruau in this city from the company's office at Sioux Ciry this attcrnOn, notifying all agents of iLe company tO warn persons llviug on the low lands along Inc Missouri river that an immense flood was coming down. and to move their families, live stock and other movable effects 10 the high ground as soon as possible.
 An Emphatic Denial.
 TOPEKA, March 32.-The reported robbery .t tic ,rain robbery near AL buqUer4Ue ia emIhaiictlly denied by the officials If tEe road.
 The Political Gohahs.
 WAsHEGToN. April 2.-Garfeld is beginning ta feel that he has made several mistakes.
 Blaine received the first Iutimation Uf the New York appointments after they had been made.
 The nomination of Robertson will rO- he hiraWn, as Blame would .mc,.a...y resign his seat In tbe N.i.u.,-
 to.k.mE pilinE up protests from every quarter o! b State against Robertson.
 Garfield has been plainly informed within the last few days by intimate friends that le will have tO ''bOul ship a once if he does not want Co make as comPl te & wreck of his per sOnal popularity as did Hayes.
 Blaine k yaIy anxious to precipiiatC the issues now and have it decided now whether Garfield is tO be led by his friends or enemies.
 IT Blaine wins it is not improbable that Inc Cabinet will be TeoTganIZed, and Secretary Blaine would be one o the first asked to resign. MacNeagh and James would be relieved if Blaine had his own way.
 Railroad Accident.
 FERGUs FALLS, Minn., April1.- An aCcideu, occurred on the St. Paul, Minneapolis and Manitoba Railroad The passenger train going north yes terday ran into a delayed freight, siN miles north ot Roihsay. The cshoos, took fire and one man was burned C death and six wounded. The Rail road Company refused to let the par ticulars go over their wire.
 served HIm Right.
 ST. LOUIS, April 1-Advices from Durango, New Mexico, state that Jacl Robertson, one of the band of u9-eJ desperadoes who for a long time have been the terror of Southern Colorado, was captured 0 few days ago by ThOs Nauce and Joan Benuirg. While they were taking him Co Pennington they were Overtakcn by q band of vigi lantes, who paid them Inc reward tha had been offered for the rubber, au, strung him up tO a tree
 A Fast Girl.
 Iowa CITY, Apul 2.-Hattie Duel stlll is sill alive, this being the 35tl day of her fast
 Fa-al Explosion.
 WuKEsBAERE, April 2.-At o'clock this morning, while Wm Hendley was making dynamite cart ridges in the engine house Of th Heidelberg shops, and had a string O them around his neck, the cartridge exploded, tearing him to fragments Wm. WilHam-, the engineer, was se rioQsly Injui ed ;hs house was de molished, ard the machinery an hoisting apparatus destroyed. Tn | loss Is heavy.
 ! After the DesPeradoes. z.
 DENVER, April 2.-The News DC rango special says: The whole ss'