Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-05

1 ton of the proposed new commercial treaty between Spain and the United
 States. It is understood that though the treaty was not signed. an agreement
 was made between the representatives of the two governments by which the
 reciprC city provisions contained in the
 former treaty were abandoned. The
 new treaty is confined to reforms in the
 Cuban custom laws. Spain accepts the
 interpretation of Modus Yivendi, signed
 in February 1884, which was contended
 for by the United States. The settle
 meut of claims of American citizens
 against the Spanish government, arising
 out of the instruction in Cuba, IS
 provided for.
 EUGESE CITY, Ogn., Sept. 1.-Daniel Church, a resident of Mohawk Valley, | was found dead few miles east of thIs
 city, with bullet hole ID his back. His
 wife was found near the house but Tn
 another direction, her face mashed in
 as If by some dull instrument or heavy
 club. She is alive, but unconscious.
 The cororer started for the scene.
 Church and hIs wife lived happily to-
 gether and it is impossible to give any
 theory of the crime. The position of
 Church's body and the location of the
 wound show he could not have commit
 ted suicide. There is great excitement
 throughout the valley.
 LIVINGSTON, Montana, Sept. LA young man, l9 years of age, son of General O. O. Howard, is dying at Fire
 Hole Basin, in the Yellowstone Park, | from the effects of a bullet wound ln- fiicted by himself He formed a sudden
 attachment for a young lady which he
 had met in the Park and which she dId
 not reciprocste-hencat the tragedy. Tho lady's name is not made public, but she
 Is known to have passed through here
 east bound, with large party on Thurs
 day. General Howard Is with his son
 SALT LAKE. Utah, Sept. 1.-Chief Jus
 tice Hayes, of Idaho. has rendered an opinion that the territorial law pre- srribipg the anti pOlygamy test oath to
 office holders and voters IS constit- utionul and must be obeyed. This
 will largely reduce the Mormon vote in
 Idaho.
 PRovIDEScE R. I. Sep. l.-Robert Bonuer's celebrated mare Maud S.. will
 attempt to beat her record of 2OS2i at
 Narragausett Park on Thursday after | noon.
 NEW YORK, Sept. 1.-E1-Senator Wm.
 N. Gwynp, of California, is seriously Ill
 at New York hotel. He IS 80 years old.
 BELLKvILLE, Ontario, Sept. Mar | tin Archibald, 8 wealthy farmer residing | in Huntington, broke into the house of Mrs. Mary Adams and attempted to ravish her. Her son arriving on the scene, struck him with sn axe and he re- leased his hold, when Mrs. Adams seized the axe and attacked Archibald. and sl
 most severed his head from his body.
 LONDON, Sept. 2-Mrs. Jarrett was taken in custody this morning on charge of abduotIng the Armstrong girl,
 who was the "LillIsn of the Pall Mall Gszette's revelations. General Booth, of the Salvation Army surrendered Mrs. Jarrett to the authorities, after having several conferences with them during the past few days. The police finally threatened to have a warrant issued for General Booths arrest on a charge of obstructing the law by concesling Mrs. Jarrett. This frightened him and be pro- duced the woman. Mrs. Jarrett walked tO the police station with a sister of the Salvation Army and in accordance with the arrangements made by the superiU- tsndent of the police. an officer was m waiting at the door of the station house and took her into custody. Mrs Jarrett demurely proceeded to a cell and was locked up. Later in the day she was taken to the Boat St. police court where sue was charged with having indecently | assaulted the Armstrong girl; with ad- | ministering noxious drugs to her; with | felonious detsinIug her also with conspir- | ing with Mir. Stead, of the Pail Mall | Gazette, and others, to commit these Of
 lenses. MT. Poland solicitor for the |
 Treasury. appeared for the prosecution.
 He declared that Mrs. Jarrett had ob- tained the gIrl by pleading that she re- quired her to assist m doing the house
 work of her home and that she was a woman of responsibility. The prisoner was then remanded until Tuesday next. bail being refused. A summons has been granted for complIcity in the case against Mir Stead, General Booth and others.
 SAN FRAscIsco, Sept. 2-George W. Tyler, one of the co 1nsel for the plaint- iff Tn the celebrated Sharon divorce case, has filed in th' supreme court mo- tice of a motion tO dismiss the appeal cf defendent from the order of Judge Sul- livan which allowed plaintiff alimony and counsel fees. The ground of this motion is the recent decision of the su- preme court that appeals from two judgments cannot be made in one transcription. DefeUdent has appealed both from the decision of the divorce and slimony order, which plaintiff counsel claims are two judgements. The motion will come up for hearing on the 4th inst.
 WILKEsBARRE, Penn, Sept. "A ter rible accident occurred this morning at OskwOod shaft, operated by the Le- high Valley Coal Co. The cage on which nine men were being lowered into the shaft had barely reached the bottom when a mass of loose cOBl and rock fell from the side of the shaft down the pit striking and completely demOl- ishing the cage, which IS made of heavy , timber and iron work. and killing four of the men and wounding two others fatally. while three others were seriously injured.
 EuGEsE CTrY. Oregon, Sept. 2-Cir- i cumstantIal evidence iu the ChHrch tragedy reveals the fact that Church and , his wife were murdered by neiehbOr / named Boggs. The latter's hat wus ! found near the body of Mir. Church and [ a search party going 10 BOggs' ranch, ' mile distant, found him hanging to the S rafters of his barn, dead, having un- ' dOubtedly shielded. Church's body was clad only in a night shirt and trousers. and Mrs, Church in her night dress. IL z is almost certain that BOggs came to . Church's house after be and his wife had retired, called out Church and shot v him dead and then attacked Mrs. ', Church with an sIe. The woman is still alive, but unconscious, and will ? no doubt die. Mrs. Church, who was a q woman, married Church last :. June. Before that time Boggs courted 7 her and was rejected.
 OSHKOSH, Wis. Sept "A horrible a drowning accident occurred at the St V Paul R. R. bridge at six o'clock this O The draw of the bridge be- VI ing OoeD n persons girls and 2 men =,