Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-07-11
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SIau@hues y, Ea.eman and Downey,
 ali oi Charlston. left for the locality II
 winch tns the Mexicans wi;h the stolen
 stock were reported to be. The foul
 proceeded from McClure's ranch ut
 CasI's canyon where the stock Wal
 found, and one of the Mexicans, Segeurc
 Ju-iemente by name, Rppreheaded
 from whom il is learned that the other
 Afmaido, was in jacal iu a small can. yoa leading oif from Carr's and known as
 Niger JiE's canon, where the sheriA
 and his posse proceeded for the pur.
 poe of arresting him. On reaching the Jacal, however, and attempting to arrest
 Armaldo ii was found that he would no, be arrested, but was stationed inside the iacal with rife and prepared to resist arrest. Caoate got off his horse and walked 10 the door of the iacaL Just as ho stepped to the door he said mold on, drop tha' g-nT but Armaido refused to do so, a-.. attempted to shoot Choate, WherclPou the latter fired and jumped oUisid5 the iacal. where he fired two or three shots more. When his companion came up Armsido was dead The yer dict of the jury vas n accordance with these facls.
 WASHINGTON, July 3.-The Adiutant General has received a report from Gen. Augur, dated Fort Leaveuworth. June 26. ID regard to the reported outbreak
 f the Ute Indians in Colorado. Gen. Auyur says Carlisle, from whom the most of the sensational telegrams about the Indians come, Is the agent of an English cattle syndicate, not one of wEUm, Ee is informed, Is an AmerIcnn citizen or intends to be He is also in- formed that the syndicate does not own the land upOu which it's cattle range and that 1t is public land. Gen. Augur ID. c.ossI extracts from the Rocky Noun tam News, of Denver, which says that th- stDEies uf the Ute troubles, though not without fOundatIOn. are grossly ex- aggcrat q. Possibly there may be some trouble, the General thinks, but there l. every reason to believe 1t bus been tANAAe aAA hA " AA4N NbN htl hlp ndNt been spelling for a fight for some time tnd who probably 7 resolved to shoot all Indians fouUd away from their reserva- tIUU. The report that whites and Indians have been sIlled lacks con- iirmgtion.
 MCUNT MCGREGOE. July 3-Csnsral Grant required lttle attenii If b.. DauEilss last night. Daring the twelve hours from o'clock last night until 9 o'clock tHIs m. rniDg tLe patient slept fuily eight hours. He awaAened shortly bef re 9 o'clock this morning and an uouuced hls intention of being dressed at cncc. This was doue and before ten o'clock the General was ready to 20 out ol the TIazza, which Ee did; he walked the entire length of the yeraudah and then sat m his chaIr enjoying the bright r5rsh air. The clouds had gone and the sunshine was warm and grateful The Generals movements are iirmer this morning; bis strength seems greater thHu aj the beginning of tLe week, and there f.ra those today in ihe family who havt a firm belief that the General may live until autumn. Those near the patient feel to-day much encouraged.
 MADRID, July 3.-During the past r. hours there were % new cases of cholera in Nalencia. lOJ new cases m AranJuez. and , new cases and oue death m Ma urli. Tbrouchuut spain yesterday here were .2j4 new eases and 65i new deaths.
 SAN FRANCISCO July 3rd.-The build ing summary Of the past six months of thls year shOws a gam of over one and a quarter million dollars over the t:st rix months of last year.
 GALEsBUEG. July 3.-A sensational iouble suicide occurred at GilsOn yes terda,, the victims being Melis sa Sta gl ton, a we'll known school teacher and Edward Southerlan6, her bflianced lover. The two had been for g lOnk time en- gagged and the nuytials had been set several times, but when the time came circumstances were such that the event was postponed. Mis- Stapletou's folks strenuously opposed The Southerland suit. On Tuesday he re fused to ID Try her. That evening she bought rat poison. but afterGRrd chang .i IL for arsenic and took a dose cf the latter in the morning and died. When Southerlaud heard of the tragedy he borrowed 9 rifle and went into the tim ber mile away an1 shot the whole top ,i his head off.
 NEW YORK. July 3-ElGer 4. c. A. Srnoot. vino Is in charge of the party Of Mormon emIgrants which arrived yes terday, said that this is the third of four of converts who are coming out this year. ln September the last slll arrive, and he expects 1t will num- her I,2UO people. He left here two years ago and travelled through Switz -r!and, Germany. Austria and the bor der of Russia. He met with considera- ,le opposition and was imprisoned two for merely gong there. In sev- eral cities al Il towns he WAS unceremo- uiously put out with threats. He con timed m his work however, and when ever he got a hearing he says he had lrt;le difficulty In making converts. He mas m his party excellent watchmakers, farmers and skilled work taen. Most of these people have wIve~ and friends in Utah. where they expect Co arrive next Tuesday.
 CHICAGO, July 3-The west division stree; railway began moving their cars on Madison street this morning, under fhs protection ot large force of police \ barricade had been erected at one roin. on the route, but the police charged the crowls, using their clubs freely, and two men were seriously In- jurei. The police took the aggressive, and ss it was known they had orders to shoot, the crowd hesitatei about becOm- lug to demunst ative. Arrests were made on every hand Uf persons ieerinc or trying to create A disturbance and the malfactors were carted oil to police stations. Over leo arrests were made iuri1r the morning. The cars made one round trip successfully and started on a >ecoond trip. Madison street wa- deusciy thronged along its entire length bus large force succeeded n msniiain- lug comparative good order. At noon tbe cars were still running, carrying however only the policemen, and DO serious outbreak has occurred.
 NEW ORLEANS, July 3-A local paper publlshes the statement that over one million dollars, coined at the New Or leans mint during the time that city was ir the possession of the cOnfederates in 1861, Is unaccOunted for; Sl351 ,OOO WAS coined as shown on the books Of toe Conner at that time. What was done with this money does not appear