Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-28


 she now is g raving maniac. The wo
 man also fired, earlier in the day, t-t
 main stairc >e and apartment of the Tx
 [ position building, which was eXtll-
 gusled. She SD fired Bro O"n's grau
 ary, which, with the fences, Was de-
 stroyed Her people have been com
 municat,d with, and are expected co
 come and take her home.
 TOPEKA. Ks. April 2O-At the annual
 meeting lf the AtchisOn, Topeka d
 Santa Fe today, 4f9OO0 shares were
 voted, out of a whole Dumhev Of 56J,- O0. A. B. Strong voted 4,9,OO0. \
 whole board was elected. Oliver Amrs at once resigned, and X. E. IOuzaIll 1 was elected Co till the vacancy. The Dr. l rectOrs met and reelected officers. A. | F. TOuzHlin was elected President SAVANNAH, Ga. April 2l.-The Talla- | poosa dId not sail yesterday, owing Go [ the lin ss of the President, who had a severe chill lie Is now better. CmcaGo, April 20.-Eiward Jump. an eccentric artist and raucaturist. for
 merly of San Francisco, shot himself this evening, the ball passing through
 his bead.
 CmCAGO, April 2f.-Ihe case of Jere
 Dunn, charged with the murder of Jim
 lh1tt, the DlgIlist, was called in fine
 Criminal Court this morning. The court
 room was wei filled. Emery 4. Stor-s
 and Dsmel Mum appeared for the de-
 Ieuse and made application for a change
 of venue which wHs granted.
 FoRr SCorr, Kan, April 20.-The
 Monitor of this city received @ letter from Hou. r.. F. Ware, br1thrr-in-law of Judge McCOmas, recently killed by the Indians near Silver City, giving an out line of the situation in the Indian cOun- try and the eff .rts that are being made to recover Charles McComas, tine little son of the Judge. who vas captured by the Indians when they killed the parents The good offices Oi governors of Chihua- hua and Sonora have been offered and photographs circulated thr ughout the entire Indian country. Tue whereabouts of the boy are not known, and but little hope is entertained of his recovety dur ill hOstilities. Sbould trucp occur he may be obtained but should the party iu whose hands h. is be attacked by our troops or by Ntxicans, no doubt he would be killed at once.
 HARRISBURG, Penn. April 2U-The senate passed to C. jhird reading bil. t1 prohIbit one person from treating an other.
 MILWAUKEE, Wis, Apul 2I.-Kate kau-. MIlWauk-e'- only female lawyer. threw a glass # water into the f4ca of Judge Molloy VL.e iu Court tLi- morning and was fined fifty dollars Sh" claims uuat the Judge Iusu'trl he by word and action. but wiii not -ay ]. . what particular. She refuses to psy tIe | fue and will forfeit bail unless fire d Intcrcede.
 P0RrLAND. April 20 A boat fam Ge1. Howe's cauuerv, m ssiug for sever al days, Was found upset at SvHI Island yesterday. Capt. Otto Adder . son and the boat pule- were drowned IleIr bodies were recovered.
 HELENA, Mont, AprIl ZO.-An Iuie- . peHdence, Mo-, special says; Mrs. w. . wife of the Probate Judge f . county, last nIgnt shot gui killed man named Smith. whI was at- to enter her room through a window. Her husband vas away from home
 NEW YOBK, April 20. -Ex-Presiient Grant, m introducing eX-Ncs President COifax to lectlte upon the late Presi- dent Lincoln, sand be had heard Abra- ham Lincoln tell inuum-rdble stories. lu. never heard one from LI- llps t4et might not be repeated from that vely platform.
 rlLz.rE rlL .rErTLE dS7cFa sA5GIar apEil 2Q.-7ltLSss las occurred m the Fitzlugl i-vae. eight miles south of that cIty. and that .heI eby the areu of land OvertioWeI io Phillips county Is greatly Increased. lf he water remains long enough Co pre- Teni planting. the aggregate damage by The decreased production IS estimated ar Si00.HOO. The river at Helena is rising in jIch a day, and 10 ls thought fifteen inches more rise IS tO come.
 WASHINGTON, April 22 - The Prsldent arrived at 5sjU D. m-, accompanied by Secretary Chandler and private Secre- .ary PhIlnus The President WAS one lf -e first of the party Co ab ght from the ram, wI.b sun br wued and ruidy 'aca, .he picture of health. and lis vuIre ,trll. 2 and cleerv. Gue Attorney Gen sr; laughnyly alluded to the reports of the lattel's illness. The Pr, sldent rec piled. 'l hlvu't been sick So day. ] en- loved the trip verv much Private Secretary Phillips told an Associated Press reporter the story of Jh- Presi- dents coudic n by special correspond- auts, but wee without other foundation shan the fac that tle latter had a slight ] attack O. indigestion Thursday nj ht.
 HELEy.. Ark. April 22-IuformatIou having reacLe1 Fort AssinabOine that stock bad been stolen by a party of ! British Cree. from the ucluty of th, relcun. about 2S miles from Benton, -he Second Cavalry, under command of | Capt. Norw Oou. was ordered Go proceed ! to the b0uuCar Ine and attempt Co lu- tercept the raiders. The troops left the sane day. F u-siay l9th inst; a sergeant | of tte troop vi I lutlan scouts In ad van. uf the ma cgluul. came across | a p.-tv of Gre , m posse slou q. tre 1 stolen stock I.s trees dlsI iayed and ! oparoi fire upoI the party Ile iatIsr | 1f tta Crees IT. attempting t1 r..W. " eTa the 7ergt ant bad te ken position | W.th us scouts. was killed b. tIe -er- rclut; Capt NoTvyod hegIa- the firing hu-rIed 70 tho scene af 'us fight, and . deulovug his flr-s cOumelced to dls- i0d re th- IudIgps. One more Gee was killed. Ih he Inc a & fled aud escaped ] across the line. lts stolen stock -t ne oedeC during the i. nt and were not re- covered.
 CHeYESvr, Wy. April 22.-Oae Of the l. severg~t snow. storms ot thr season . struck Wyoming aud Nebraska Satur- . day. It prustrat-i teleg-1gh wires ir | all directions and bl1ckadtd raIl0ay . cu's There IS a blockade Of snow near !. sherman station, -he highest point on !. the Uulou Pacific r1aC IIs east and 1. west passenger trans are lyl1g at Cuey 1 euue and Larg Inl' City re=pectiv- .y. ! Trains VIII move tomorrow. The storm !. Was a blizzard and severe for the tune ! lt extended over mog- of Wyoming and 1. western Ne sra-ka. Cattle losses n m- ! inHl. necause of he snow pas- l1lg away ! rapidly with the wind.
 CHICAGO. April 2t-The old g1arj of the FeuiHn Br1tuerlO and ,ha Land League, yesterday 14pointt deie gates to the Irsn Natoral Convention a' Philadelphia. The Feuian delegates are . iust-uct-i tO advOca a dynamite Ile Land League delegates are unustruct- ed. but those appoint q are sad tO be ID favor of force.
 CHATTANOOGA, TsI n., April 2A-A ter riDle storm swept over The city yester- day and considerable damage was done.
 CH1CAGO. April 2L-A stiff wind from the north east has been blowing most O. the time during the past 24 hour. Lake Michigan is very rough. Vessel com ing m - @ more or laes igmsgsj. I5