Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-11-07
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 CRIrrESDES, Nov. 2-The coroner's jury in the matter of the Chinamsn
 murdered on the Sanford ranch, ren- dered the following verdict: Ina. de- ceased came to his death by pistol or gun shot wounds at the hands of a par ty or parties unknown. The affair is entirely shrouded in mystery.
 FL PAso, Nov. IA few night ago Lieutenants Day and Birmingham, of the Federal Army, each accompanied by a young lady, attended the Methodist church to hear Dr. Ditzler, the Ken- lucky evangelist. Their cOnduc. Was such as to disturb the services. Birm- ingham observing that they had attract ed the unfavorable attention Of the au- dience, rose and walked out. After his departure the preacher made some re- marks, which Day took as a reflection on his comp6nion's conduct. When the service was over be sought his brother officer, and together they re-entered the church aud began to abuse Dr. Ditzler, calling him liar. A crowd rushed to the rescue of the preacher and forced them to leave. An effort vill be made to bring them to a court-martlal.
 NEW YORK, Nov. At 10 o'clock this morning the body of Gen. MacClellan was removed 10 Madison Square Pres- byteriHn church, where the last funeral servIces were performed by the pastor, Rev. Dr. Chas. H. Parkhurst. The pail bearers were Gen. W. 5. Hancock, Gen. FItZ John Porter, Gen. w. II. Franklin, Gen J. l.. Johnston. Gen. ..AnsOn, Gen. McCOok, Gen Martin McMahon, $. L.. Barlow, Hon W. c. Valsey, Col. Edward II. Wright, Thatcher W. Adams, Wm. c. Prime and Hon. A s. Hewett. Be hind the pail bearers followed Mrs. Mac Clellau, Miss May Mcclellan and Maj. Mcclellan, Capt. Arthur MacClellsr, Gen Murry and family and servants. Outside the church the street was lined with people, As the funeral procession moved from the church to the depot 1t
 was received with marked respect by the people. The simplicity of the pro- eesslOn was noticeable; there was noth- ing about 1t to give any indication whatever of the dead hero. There were no soldiers in line, DO band of music, no draped colors, and SO far as any ont ward display was concerned, 1t might have been that of any we'll to do citizen. The burial Is to take place at Trenton.
 LONDON, Nov. 2-Further hearing of evidence in the trlal of Stead and the other defendants in the Armstrong ab- duction case, was resumed to-day. Mrs. Jarrett was again placed in the witness box, but she persIstently declined to make further revelations respecting the case. Mrs. Josephine Butler and Prof. Stuart testified for the defendants. Stead then took the stand. He testified that Mrs. Butler told him that be might trust Mrs. Jarrett and he had no reason to suspect her of abductIng or obtaining money from bIm by false pretenses.
 WASHINGTON, Nov. 2-The President; left Washington on the early train for Buffalo. He was accompanied by Col. Lamont. who will stop at Albany.
 NEW YORK, Nov. "A Washington dispatch says: By advice of hIs friend, Springer, Judge Vincent las decided not to make a statement his suspension from the Su- preme Court of New Mexico, until Springer can reach here and talk the matter over with the President and Attorney General. He is going to fight hard for vindication, and says Dor sey's appointment is the only thing that can be brought against him.
 SAN FRASCIsco. Nov. 2-The Alta publishes tnIs morning a long, signiti- csnt article on the services rendered toy the special treasury agents. Appended io it IS list of afiidAvits made by two custom house brokers, in which Special Agent Evans is charged with having been paid S2OO0 for his official assist ance" in releasing a quantity of opium held under restriction orders which were m force between April 2Oth and May 9th, 1882. A rumor was current lt the custom house yesrerdsy that col actor HBger bad received special in- itructions from Secretary Manning to investigate Special Agent WattersOn, of | he Pacific Coast, but Hsger says there 8 no foundation for the reports.
 WASHINGTON, November 2-President | Cleveland IS ued proclamation to-day | 'etting apart Thursday, Nov. 26th, as R | lay of thanksgiving and prayer.
 NEW YORK, Nov. 2--EK. Senator Chaf- l ee writes a long letter to the Tribune, | confirming Depew's statement ID the | ir6nt-J Johnson matter. Chsffee states | nat bis information on the subject was from Grant during the late | pvriod of his illness while he and Grant | yere alone during the night tune.
 SAN FRASCIsCO, Nov. 2--The suit of | Richard ;. Dey against Senator Jas. q. | Fair, for services alleged to have been | endered the defendant at various times, vas dismissed on stipulation this morn ng Judge FInn's court.
 CITY OF MEXICO, Nov. 1.-Ihere was | l tumultuous scene a; yesterdays ses- ion of Congress. Five Liberal OppO- | 'ItiOn Deputies preseut ted signed prop | ,sitiOn in which specific articles of i'm ,eachment of ex President Gonzales for nlsusage of puLhc funds were drawn ID. Deputy Duret handed the paper to | he President of the Chamber, and sup ported the proposition with a speech. 1c Nhe lultIIupltu IT us LtuhIhs Dl | of the Chamber, while the pectators in the galleries wildly ap- ,lauded. Sehor Duret stated that he Vanted the case sent to the National irand Jury, The House finally adjour- led. There is much excitement in pol iical circles over the affair.
 BALTIMORE, Md, Nov. 3-The cleo ion in Maryland today IS for Comp roller of State, Clerk of the Court of Appeals. all the members of the House, nineteen members of the Senate. The lection is proceeding very quietly and bus far less excitement IS manifested han at the mayorality election last Teek. The contest Is between the riends and eDemIes of Senator German.
 TRoY. \. r., November 3.-Mss. Caro- me Calky Rogers, a well known sdvO ate of female suffrage, offered to vote m which was refused by the inspectors. She threatened to apply to be courts for mandsmus.
 BosToS, Nov. 3.-It IS an extremely uIet and unexcitIng voting day ID Bcs ln. There are four tickets m the field, iz: Regular republican, regular demo- rat; national labor. and prohibition.
 Br-FFALo. V. Y. Nov. 3-Shortly be-