Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-04-12
Condensed Telegrams.

One or Inc assasslns of Colonel Sudekin has been arrested at Moscow
 John Dillmaa was hanged in Fss.or Pa, Wednesday, for the murder of h. wife.
 The Democrats of Kanawha co7,- w. Va, are strongly in favor of Tilisa for the next President.
 One-halt of the city of Mandelav. tb. capital of Burmah. a city of 6JOUU ia. habitants, has been burned.
 Senator Mshone has let Wasbingtop for Petersburg, Va. His condition. .s worse than has been made public. 1t IS believed in San Francisco that a IS not Cicero Grimes, but Robe-; Alexandria, who was arrested in Oregon.
 Two millions of tue capital stock O, | the New York cable railway were sub. scribed In one hour on Tuesday morn. ing.
 Frank James has been arraigued be. | fore Judge Bruce, at Huntsville. Ala | bama, for the Mussel Shoals robb-rv. The case is set for April l6th.
 The merciless crOss-examinatioa cf witnesses in the Hill-SharOn tsial 1t B feared, will produce bLQodshed. Iuch | excitement exists over the dlsgus.r- details.
 The body of the young man found drowned on Sunday at the Alameda baths, California, has been idenIieI as that of John COrdero. of Santa Barbara and San Francisco.
 After April 10th the Central Pacific C.. Ogden to San Francisco in thi-ty-uice hours, saving twenty four hours between New York and San Francisco.
 The First National Bank Of Mon mouth, Ills, has temporarily closed its dc ors owing to the defalcatiou Of is cashier B. T. O. Hubbard amounting to somewhere from S45,0J0 to Sl0JOJO
 An unsuccessful attempt has tssl made to destroy with dynamic t-e magazine of Fort George, a few niles from Inverness, Scotland. One of tLs fiends was bayOnetted by the sentry.
 The funeral of Hon. W. II. IIut formerly secretary of the navy, and minister to Russia, took place in Wash ington on Wednesday. The remains were deposited n Oak Hill cemetery.
 The House has passed the bill provid ing four district judges Tn TerritOues The bill requiring the governors of Ter ritOries to be appointed from actual resi- dents ID the same was strongly opposed.
 The Republican district convention of the District of Columbia for the nOmi- nation of delegates to the Chicago con- vention adjourned at three o'clock on Thursday morning, after selecting Frank Conger, postmaster of the city, and Perry Carson, colOred. as delegates. Resolutions instructing the delegates for Logan were defeated.
 There Is much discomfort and anxiety In Egypt over Eugland's uncertain policy in the financial affairs of Egypt and the SOudsn question The heads Of all governmental departments threaten to resign. Nubar Pasha has resigned the presidency of the council of minis ters and 1t is doubtful whether sue cessOr can be found.
 At Phenix Monday afternoon As- sistant United States Attorney \. C. Baker, entered nolle prosequi III the case of the United States against C1as. TrlbOlet, J. Burnett and c. E. Tartell, on account of the death of the principal witness for the prosecution, POrcl0n0 Domlngues, who died recently in Mex leo. Ihis was known as the Tombstone barley case.
 A fire broke out Wednesday night in TOmlinsOn's new building ar Casa Grande, which spread rapidly and destroyed TomlInson's store, Smith Murray's store, Gilt Edge saloon, Transfer House, Sullivan's saloon, Ral- road Chop House, the barber shop and the Texas and CalifOrpIa stage com pany's stables. There was no wind, else the destruction would have been greater.
 A Merced dispatch says: In the suit of J. w. Breckenridge against Charles CrOcker, for damages for failure to com ply with a contract to sell the Mercel town property, the jury returned a yer dict for S90,C00. The case, which occJ- pied the Superior Court for nine days. was submitted to the jury at II O'clOcE Saturday night, and at 1115 p. ID. the jury returned its verdict. 4 motion f- new trial will be made, and an appeal taken Tn case 1t IS denied.
 Sheriff Hawkins, of Cincinnati. hay- ing been asked by a vote of one com pany of the veteran regiment why be called them to duty at the jail on tLe Saturday night of mob, they refusing to go, published Monday a long letter saying it would be more ar9TOpIis.- Co call ci,. stss- regiment to explain wby they reused to obey the law and lawt1. command. He charges the conduct Of the men to bad advice for patrol duu instead of guarding the jail as ordered. He closed by rendering his uncouil- tional re siGnation as colonel of the regi- ment