Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-05

himself to the Government, they con- mitted the grossest Impropriety, and be could not believe that they did it, or that they will rest quietly under that imputation. The fact that Wells put that m his report looks as if the thing got them out of the case aud got hImsel into it. As tO the charges against Dick son, Colonel lngersOll says Bowen IS not to be relied on at all, and the De pertinent of Justice alternately repudi- ate him and offered him as a truthful witness. Another charge on which Dick son was arrested, was that of juror Me Nelly. that he violated the instructions of the Court and read to the jury a statement of BOwen's attempt at bribery. The Colonel iustiies him Tn fully doing thls. Juig- Wylie read some remarks about the iuryss bribery that were calculated to give the i'm pression that the defendants were act ing cOrruptly. In view of that fact 1t was only fair that Dickson should let his fellow jurors know that the Govern ment had been trying to influence them. That Dickson should have tried to get a personal interview with the At torney-General, and that Bowen should have undertaken to arrange an inter view, stamps the whole story as absurd, according to Colonel Ingersoll. In re- ply to the intimatiOn the defense i'm piled that Dickson put up job on the Government. The Colonel said that 1t was preposterOus, because Dickson might have been hired to hang a juror for one-tenth of the sum 1t would have required to get him to go to Bowen and enter into criminal negotiations with him. Fall, said Colonel Ingerson, was discharged according to the GOveTn- ment, for reporting that some of the jurors could be induced to yose for con- viction if he authorized the offer of q clerkship. Now. what is the history of the jurors who sold for conviction? {? McNieley had a father in the employ Of the Navy Yard before the trial. Since then he had brother employed there. McLane, since the trial, has been ap- pointed to a clerkship in the AgrIcul- tursl Department McCarty, since the trial. has been given employment at the Government Insane Asylum. Domy- shOr had daughter in the Treasury Department before the trial, who has been promoted since. and he also had a son in the Government Printing Office during the trial on the temporary roll. Since the trial he has been put on the permanent roll. Though the force is large, no discharges have been made from the office. Furthermore. it is stated that since the trial A-cott, who was all broken Up financially, recently bought house and paid S200OO down on 1t, and TObriner bought a S30,000 house also paying S21,O00 cash on 1t.
 CHICAGO, Nov. 3. The Daily News will publish to-day estimates from the chair men of the State Central Committee of both parties m all the States of the result of the Congressional elections next Tuesday. The Republi- can estimates foot up as follows: Re publicans l69, Democrats 127, Doubtful 31. Democratic estimates: Republicans l2S, Democrats 179, Doubtful 20.
 WASHINGTON. Nov. S.-President Ar thur arrived ; night. The Knights Templar vote last night to issue invi- tations to members of the order through out the United States to be present at the Garfield fair and participate in the parades on Knights Templar Day, Nov. 30.
 WASHINGTON, Nov. 4-In the Soteldo case the jury found a verdict of mot guilty"
 BosroS, Nov. 3.-The report is cur rent this aftern os that the Atchisou people contemplate issuing more stock and abandoning the California South ern. This is very likely to take place in the future, but not immediately.
 NEW YORK, Nov. 4-The steamer Abysinia from Liverpool brought 423 Mormon passengers, of whom twenty eight were returning missionaries The whole party leave this evening for Salt Lake City.
 NEW YORK, Nov. 4-The Treasury Department was apprised to-day of an attempt to food the city with counter felt ten dollars treasury notes. The counterfeit portion Of the plate has been captured, but the ugraver escaped with the other part.
 WILLIAMsPoRT. Pa, Nov. 3.-Just before SIX last evening d loaded coal car broke loose on the inclined plane at McIntrye coal mines twenty-five miles from here on the Northern Central Railway and rushed down with fearful velocity. There were number of men on the car, three of whom were killed and all are 90 badly injured that they are not expected to live.
 LINCOLN, Neb., Nov. 3.--Belmort and Zimmerman, who committed the triple murder at Menden, in t IS State. were overhauled at Larkir, Kansas. Bel mont was killed and Zimmerman ar rested.
 INDIANoPoLIs, Nov. 4-Goy. Hen dricks' case continues favorable.