Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-02
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 WASHINGTON, May 5G.-Tn= Depart meut of ottle has received information or treaty of peace, and Is substantially iu form as heretofore reported. it has been signed by Clili and by General lg.esias for Peru.
 ST. PAUL, May 2f-As 8 mixed train on tue Northwestern road was ap- preaching MaGkatl. near Lou- IIest.e, It ran ove- COW. One coach and two freighjs, loaded with wheat were ditcheJ. Conductor Jerome Boulder was covered by the wheat and smotlereI c. dea.h.
 CmcAGO, H., May 16.-Ihe Times says 1t is announced that an agreement had been entered into between the Union Pacific and Northern Pacific rsll- ways under which tine territory west ot Snake rIver .u Oregon, Washington and Northern Itsho, should be regarded a6 belonging to the Northern Pacific or Willard Combination, and all east of Snake river should belong to the Union Pacific or Gould Combination. The agreement understood Oc0nt.Iu further supulatI0Us in reference Go the joint occupancy of the Territory of Montana. Under the agreement the public Is gwen Co understand the extension 0f the Union PGc-ic known as tEa Oregon Short line, was Go terminal ar Burnt river, and the Baker City branch of the Oregon Railroad and Navigation com pany to terminal at the same place where a junction wold UefOrmed.
 PHILADEIpHA, Pa, May 2C.-Ex- Chief Justice George HarpwOOj, of tine Supreme Court of PeuusylvauIa, is dy- ing. It K not believed he will live until
 MILWAUKEE. May 2G. The 1Iillers' National association give publicity to the wheat crop estimates, which promises for the whole wheat belt Of the United States a yield of 373,0-O,OOJ bushels.
 CLARENDON, Ark, May 26.-At one o'clock this afternoon in the presence of 5000 people, lack Taylor V LI-emau was hung tor the murder of an old man named Hugh iugraham, who three years ago ordered hiIc from his house when Taylor was drunk. To the last Taylor refused tJculiess. maintaining he killed inyraham in self defense.
 DENVER, May 2G.-Ihe Tabor milling Compauys stamp mlu at LeadvIl-e burned this morning; loss S60OJO.
 CmcAeo, May 2s.-The Tribune says the sacred soil Of the United States IS, by virtue of Secretary TeIler's decision, located on what Is usually known as the Texas and Pacific railroad grant; 1t com- prises lLOOU,JoD acres in CalIf0ruia, Ari- Z1ua and New Mexico, and would have been patented to the Texas and Pacific had 1t built the road This it failed to do, and the Southern Pacific, the assig- nee of the Texas and Pacific, now claims the broad acres. and undoubtedly will organize a powerful lobby Tn Washing ton to aid 1t m securing valid title. The secretary states that owing to the peculiar condition of the law regarding the so-called lapsed or forfeited land grants. he K obliged to hang up these 1LUU0UJO or acres. and no trespassiug will be allowed. The intending settler must move on. Slou.l majority of Congress cCucur ll the steal of these lands by the Paciir mouopolists, many members wl-l rue the day he ever voted for he bill.
 Nrw YoEE, May 2S.-Four hundred and thirteen Mormous arrived here from Europe yesterday and started vest thIs morning. The party was made up priuclpa.ly C- families, and the parents and cElldrer. as rule, looked healthy Nearly all os them were comfortably clad and many of the children showed bright and intelligent faces.
 NEW YoEE. May 2s.-A pitched battle took place yesterday between the Italians and Irish in Cherry street. Maria Moreno was probably fatally iu- iured, and Doouey Harris only slightly hurt. Many Of tht combatautE were n- iured. Sticks, stones, stIllettos and revOlvers were freely used.
 WAsIiISGToS, D. C., May 2S.-The Sunday Herald says; The Jersey Lily is to be married to Frederick Gebhar1t in the comiug autumn. by which time she will be free from the bond Of uatrimory and at liberty lO as she wills. There Is quite difference be- tween Mrs Langtry and Ge0hardt in the matter of age, she being about B and be 2i.
 Mrs. Laugtry has made about e5OOOl which she now has above her expenses htlaL VI Alt lNNl tune lF lhANAA ala about Sl1tuJ year.
 WAsuINeTOS. May 2S-No informa- ton Of Crooks movements have been re- cejyei at the War Department to-day. General Drum is disposed Go credit the report that General Crook engaged the Apacnes, a7d defeated them. He thinks the stories Co the effect that Lis Indian scouts turned upon and massa--ed Crook and command wholly sensational and improbable.
 WASHINGTON. May 2S.-Thr standard silver dollars from tne hints the week ending May 26tL, SlA,OOJ; correspond ing period last year, Si67, ,a.6.
 PCFBLo, Col, May 2J.-Ihs final Pa cife Coast Colony excursion left Pueblo to-day vla the Denver G Rio Graude railway for San Francisco and points ID Nevada, Oregon and Washington Ter rlrOry.
 At a meeting Of the cattle men in the Arkansas valley yesterday, it was de- clded to commence the grand roundup on June lst.
 WAsHrSGrON. May 2S.-Inrersoll con- tinued ID the star-route case Saturday. He took mp one of the aiHdavIts and en- jeavored Co show it could not have re- suited in loss to the government. He promised to show every ensure or change in the affiiavits was evidence of honesty Instead of dishonesty. IT the jury listened to superstition CT allowed