Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-01
EASTERN.

' Gno EntN.
 ! BALTIMORE, March 8 Jennie Hei-
 man, daughter of Jacob Heiman, was to
 have been married last evening to Chas
 Beckman. When the guests arrived
 they found the residence of Heinan
 closed, and were told the wedding had
 been postponed. It Is learned to-day
 that the bridegroom elect disappeared
 a few hours before the hour for the cere-
 mony. The young man was not satisfied
 with the amount which the brides father l proposed to settle on her.
 FAYETTEVILLE, NC, March 23.-Johr
 Taylor, an old grave digger, dug hii
 own grave and buried himself. While
 engaged in his gloomy work this morn
 ing early 1t cayed in buryiDg him. He
 was dead when found.
 DENVER, Colo, March 24-The Re
 pubiicsn's Albuquerque special says: | The trouble between the cattle and
 sheep men of American Valley is be-
 coming alarming. On Monday a cow | boy named Nelson Curtis, emplOye of a | large stock man named Patton, and a | reported partner of Senator John LO-
 gan, while camping at one ranch, WAS
 murdered by two sheep herders. The cattle men offer $500 reward for the | capture of the murderers. \ large par | ty started in pursuit and the whole val | ley is terribly excited This trouble, [ long fermenting, may end in warfare. | ST. LOUIS, March 24-The Missouri ! Pacific express No. f, East bound, was wrecked at Moniteau station by q
 broken switch. The engine, mail and express cars were nearly destroyed and l fireman Frank Tramer was slightly injured.
 FLATRoCK, Ind, March A. The Grand elevator here was burned yesterday; 1 loss, S27 900; insurance, Sl9,5OO.
 WAsHIEGTOS, D. C., March 24.-The immediate trouble of Secretary Folger IS ssid to be erysipelas. but thus rs- believed to be the least ot b5i0on stated His physicians. .L :.-I .,, -,,.,,,,,, I,;, he yroDia -.OE DC perhllteu tO resume ms ns,,,,si duty for month at least. So sooD as the weather moderates, II ms con5itipn is,, snrh as to permit hlm to ts--IJ he VIII take a trip to Bermuda. The S5' S'ISi4io fumor sbcTaPY b5cTPYefS mas s'sfse.. a fresin positiun tn know state that the Those .ry has no intention of resigning.
 If he resigns at all, 1t will not be until the close of the fiscal year.
 WAsHINGTON, D. C., March 2i-It is stated upon the authority of one who has seen the document, and whose state ments are believed to be trustworthy, that Mail Contractor James B. Price has made an affidavit now in the possession of the government, wherein he alleges that on one occasion he gave Ex-Assist- ant Postmaster-G General Brady, twenty five hundred dollars in a postal draft, to- gether with S2,500 in cash, to corruptly influence Brady's official action. He also alleges on another occasion that he gave EN-SenatOr Kellogg, for q similar purDose. Sl5.OO0 in postal drafts and a note for S5,0OO. all of which paper he de poses was paid at maturity. Price testI- tied before the grand jury yesterday. NEW YORK. March 2i.-A rumor has | been current here for two or three days | that an organized attempt by socialists | will be made next Monday night to break | up a fancy dress ball to be given by Mrs. | William H. Vanderbilt, by throwing | bombs through the windows. It Is said | the plot originated with Herr Most and | his followers, and was intended for re- venge for the discharge by Vanderbilt of | a large number of brakemen and labor | ers on the New York Central The re, ! ports are not believed, but many persons | especially women, have expressed thel- ! intention not tO be present at the ball. | NEW YORK, March 24.-The Times ID noticing the appointment by Secretary | Teller of Mrs. H. H. Jackson as special ! agent to investigate the California In dian land titles, says: Ut is all unprece- dented thing. but there's property Tn 1t
 In the philRnthrophic work of ascertain ing the equitable rights Of these people dispOssessed of their ancient holdings | Mrs. Jackson will have the good will Of all honest people, Mrs. Jackson IS 6
 Boston literary lady.
 NEW YORK, March 24-Judge DonR-
 hue has decided that COnkling, whC
 killed Haverstiek, to be entitled to bal in a reasonable amount, and directed
 him to be taken before a police magIs
 trate for bail purposes.
 INDIANAPOLIS, March 24-Special re
 ports from over one hundred points 1T
 Indiana and Illinois concerning thu
 growing wheat crop gives genera
 tenor decidedly discOuraglng.
 SHESASDOH, Va, March 2I-JOs
 Leechmsn, one of the men burned a the Packer colliery number two, dleC this morning There IS little improve
 ment in the other five.
 CAL1SvILLE. Ills, March A-Th' case of John r. Burrill, eX-Grand Sec
 retary of the Grand Lodge of Masons oI
 Illinois, on trial for ten days, was con cluded to-day. The jury rendered verdict of guilty with punishment O
 five years in the penitentiary. Tn charge was the embezzlement of S2,SO b of the funds of the grand lodge. Tw more indictments are pending and thu , total amount of embezzlement ls estl
 mated from 5000 to S7,0OO.
 PHILADELPHIA, Pa, March 2I-Rea p Admiral Thomas Turner, United StGte - Navy, died this morning.
 Q FORT WORTH, Texas, March 24- b Much trouble has arisen between th stock raisers and cowboys in the Par '- handle of Texas. The latter struc for a raise of salary to $50 per mOntl D they now receive 80 to $40. Tn r strike assumes a serious phase. for the
 are armed with Winchester rifles an
 six shooters. The lives Of all who a v tempt to work for less than the amour q asked are ln great danger The striker is number about POO located at Iaska cOul e ty near the Mexican line, where mee l. ing will be held the first of April. The l- threaten to cut throats, burn ranches n their demands are not acceded to. .o CHICAGO, ILL, March 26.-A Was !! ington special says: The Washingt, office Of the New York World closed la
 night under orders from the Home offit t. The Star says: Since Jay Gould { D. cured control of the paper 1t cost hi lg three to five thousand dollars per We of above the receipts to keep it gong; th of having decided to travel he conclud' at 10 drop such non-psying investmen e. but that Wm. Henry Hurlburt, Its s' of tor, asked for the privilege of trying he put 1t on paylng basis. He was gly
 an opportunity. and at once proceed ng tO cut down right and left. lie q on charged the musical and dramatlc erlti