Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-09

hurt leg has minimized her outdoor exercise. This has been most sadly missed, but it is thought the fresh ar Of Balmoral will in a great degree make up for it. The immediate result of this ces- sation of outdoor life has been tt after fit of serious depression. This melan- choly has frightened the doctors, and, added to internal morbidity of system, is causing all who know her to anticipate that at, no very distant date, the Queen being confined, confirmed invalid, to bed.
 NEW YORK. June Tn the Episcopal church of St. Philip in the Highlands, Miss Edith Fish, daughter os ez-Sec- retary Hamilton Fish, was married to Hugh Oliver Northcote, son of Sir Staf- ford Northcote. and a member of the banking firm of Kennedy. Ladd < O., of this clty. More than thousand in- vitatious were issued, many being sent abroad to relatives of the groom. The little church was transformed into a bower for the ceremony.
 CmCAGo. June An appeal to the Irishmen of America was published here to-day with approval of the Irish National League, soliciting from all Irish people and all sympathizers of the cause subscriptions towards the Parnell testimonial. All contributions should be sent to Rev. T. J. Conaty, Worcester. Mass, treasurer of the Par nell testimonial fund. A list of the contributors will be published. The appeal IS by representative Irishmen from nearly every State and Territory in the Union, including the chief officers of the Irish National societies, eight Congressman, five Senators, ten Catholic priests, three protestant min isters and several millionaires. Interest will attach to the address In view of the fact that it is written by two priests, Rev. J. McKenna, of Hudson, Mass, and Rev. Charles O'Reilly. of Detroit and priest acting as treasurer.
 CHICAGO, June 7.-An Inter Ocean Cedar Rapids, Ia, special says: At last accounts the Barber brothers had not been captured, but We're supposed to be in Wilson's grove, where their coats, bOots and cartridge belts were found. Four hundred men secured the woods. but could not find them, and large body IS still m pursuit. They are be- heved to have gone to the heavy timber along the Volgs or Wapsil rivers, ana every avenue of escape therefrom Is guarded.
 WAvERLY, Iowa, June The Barber boys were taken thIs evening about s o'clock while eating supper in a house six miles south of Tripolo, Iowa, after a desperate fight in which the Barber boys severely wounded four men, two mortally.
 CHICAGO, June & S-Charles H. McCoR- nell writes, T see that my name IS men tioned in the dispatches thIs morning in connection with the Haverly's financial troubles in New York, though I don't know why it should be said. Even if I were partner of hls, I don't see how I could be held responsible for his person. al debts.
 Has Haverly lost in mining specula- tious2
 To my own personal knowledge he has invested over S25O,OOO in Colorado mines and think it is sunk. though he thinks not. suppose there Is a great deal of expense involved in keeping the mines in operation" Mcconnell says Haverly has lost heavily on the Board of Trade, but he is doing a profitable the atrcal business all the time.
 MILWAUKEE, Wis, June Work on northwestern marine elevator, which fell to pieces yesterday under a pres sure of one hundred and fifteen thousand bushels of wheat was continued this morning, but the bodies of seven tramps, supposed to be buried under the ruI1s, have not been found. The mystery will probably be solved tonight. The dock near the elevator was lost.
 DODGE CIrY. June 7.-Dodge City has been in a turmoil over the arrival of the notables like the famous Bat Masterson and Charles Bassett. both ex-sherifTs, accompanied by friends It has caused a reconciliation; all have made up and it is understood that gambling will be re- sumed publicly to morrow or next day. There are more men with a record here now than ever before.
 NASHVILLE. June <. It IS understood here that a suit will be brought in a day or two against the estate of Thos. O. Connor, involving hundred and four thousand dollars. alleged profit of joint speculation between O'COnnor and Ex- | Treasurer Pols, in Tennessee bonds. | The State sues to recover the defaultlng | treasurer's share of profits.