Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-09-10

cholera but that there Was 7o c.u
 alarm, as 1t was not hkpIy -1 .r-.es -..'5 '-- Ntw YORK. Sept. -Bu.,ns.s,'. ,'..
 for the ' ast seven days m Nav w .''s'
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 Signment in tha city nf r,7,I' '''. a'-
 quence Is that of J. W. Holmsr ss-
 tobacco trade. 's'
 WISSEPEG, Sept. S-Tbis ,,
 two strangers entered th- h,nk .r4s-'
 lug the temporary ahser re of ,Ia.--'- '-
 secured possession of a ur.k,,s 70 ,-'--'
 thousand dnll.r bills. No ons..,, .,5
 men near enough tn Identify tbs-. '-,
 the authorities at the hank s,v ,b,, ,' ..,.d 'rd
 were of n" particular d-nnmi is,i5- ''-'
 SALT LAKE. $ 'pt. <. The NJ.
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 cret "ircular giving instruc.ior. .,I
 people directly opro-ita ta lac --J.' l' the rulings of the Comn'Ssiaps-s m 70
 have also decided to have tlr-a t..-..! sl' with precinct registers qni oys.
 the registration Ire rar'iI.s a-s -.--s incensed at their in-erfe-elcs.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Sept S -V.-..;,,.
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 ALEXANDRIA, Sept. s.-Tta b,5-.. the murderer of the Eugi,hmeD E,.s ardsOn and DObson. who Was ,ysrT.-. yesterday wa, left usugIl. ID Q s-s.-1 20 native pOlIcem, late. last ui.b, r.. Arab mob OverpO Sered the pua-l .-f carried If the body toget e- vi,b ,L- rope with winch the man Was bar.s5 They intend Co send the rru-Is-s.', clothes and rope to frirnds A. --r,,.
 The body IS tU be embalmed.
 DENvER, Sept. s.-The Triban-,I Anlmas, Col, sDecial say~. Fuur arr. dred Indians ar. m camp Sj ralIs. ..-,a of this place. These ludIar- ns... --- plicatiOD several days agu fo- pa-r-.. sion to go North. Being refused ,s,r now make the trip 0u their owa -r,p,-. sibility. They wIll cru>S ,hs Arksp.s. river Gt GrInali, Colorado. Inc. seem tO be very peaceful. cuulu.;-;-.r mischief whatever.
 TOPEKA. K, Sept S-TLe Ua.o- soldiers Of h tusds have invited tu,. Car. fedrrate soldiers Cf AlssoLrl tcE s5L dIers reunion tO be hrld lu Top4Es during the agricultural fan ID thI, ,l., commencing uu the lltr Instant. Tts invitation also Iuclud-s tLr cx-Coui-t,. rates Of ArkanSaS aud Texas and all s-s assured uf d cordial and <, ueruus vel. come. The af ur Is intended Co be grand love feast Of the tlle and th4 gray for all the border soi,hers Of bgtb armies.
 NEVADA, Cal, Sept. S.-James Wilson. a sa,UVn keepeT, dIed suddenly Wedls.. day It was suspected that death was caused by poison, an ni tue autopsy r. yealed tat pUIsUD OI some kInd had been administered. Suspiriou points strongly To Wilson's wife and step s,1 ss belng tbe guilty parties. Both are uu- der arrest. A man named Harris0n, with whom Mrs. Wilson had been ve-y intimate, mys.srIOusly disappeared s"m- tune az, and it IS thought she may have had sUm thIng Co dc with his disappea ance.
 WAsHISGTOS, September s.-Atter the arguEeus la the Star kJu,s Cases udge W iIe sand he had lrsrAed tus. members Uf the jury We're approached ln d most d.ssracrinl way Iu attempts ,O Inttueuce tlieIr action. He first heard Jt It d week ago Hud tueu advised tle jury meu to s4y nothing about ir, as De ind not want tO s;op the case. DuuEg he last sII b iIrs, h1Sever. these wolves lad berUme tiercrT aud bnlder. and lpOn heSrlUg an attempt mo b azrn and viilanOus than tue rest ne felt sUrt that he nearly advised tlr urOr tO sh t down such men Ou thC spot. He now had adJured the jurymsu To spurn such men With the toe Uf thri- boots. He waTn ned these men that they were not tO submit Co such outrag-s without punishment. Alter the '-Ia ne will order Rn investigation.
 Judge Wyhe, ID his charge to tls nry III the St ti- RIute Case, consumed most Ot the afternoon. aud 8 clocS th- ury retired aud the court tuuk a recess Al 6 o'clock the jury was ordered t1 re- port. Shortly after the appointed hour he judge took his seat. The Iury ws- and the cle k inquired Gentlemen of the inv, have yJu agreed upon a verdhcty' Foreman Dickson answered. i've Lave not, eI- ,ept as L. one of the defendants" The ,Ourt said. That will not do. you bad better take your seats until counsel fo- he Government come h." Bliss and Kerr came into court Ht tlis momea, we're informed of the condition o' ffairs. Bliss did not see what was IT. ,ected of gov, rnmeLt counsel The ourt then directed the jury to retir, or further deliberat tinn, saying per aps by tomorrow they wOuld ind mother verdict. They were cautioned Q beware of talking about the case Co thers and the marshal WAS directed Co ad suitable accommodations for the lry during the night. A recess vss
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