Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-02-28

hanged Tor the murueT oi -hiHsi GlaL
 A. W. Veyse at BibhacOmbe, near Tor quay, Nov. lj, last. Turre attempts
 were made to execute Lee, but each at tempt WIS futile as the trap failed to 1 work s1cci s-iuliy. Tue execution was
 cans, queuily postponed.
 BooxEvILLE, Mo. Feb. 23-Late Sat urday afteruuOu the OuiA two chargrs pending against Frank James m the | Cooper c,uuty rcuit cuurt we're dl>- missed and be Is now free man. The matter has been kept very quiet and even now IS not generally kLOwn. h. | ter,st is feit here tO know wh, thsr Gov ernor Ma fnaduke wll recognize the ruau sitl1u from tbe Governor of Min l nesuta for the temOval cf James to the l latter State for trIIl there.
 ALBANY, Feb. 23-Cieveiand's inaug- uruI ad irrs, Is alE st completed, need l in only a few tOucaes tu finish 1t. lt will be sh rt, not over 12O0 { loOJ words,
 a q will clearly detils hls position on puUiIc matters.
 SAs FRANCIsCc. Feb. 23-The Chroni- l cle's Albany rperIai states that Grover 1 Cl,vel md Is engaged to b. mrrrIrd to
 the 2O-y ear old dau- hter of Oscar Fol ! som, of Butfaio, tue deceased partner of | Cleveland, who Was accidentally killed in lS1J.
 LoSD x, Feb. 23 The Lord Mayor | Las issu, an api e.l 70 the public for | funds G-sIs; a large numOcr oi people | il LOadIu who have been thrown out | o: work brcau.e Of the depression Tn | trade and are m destitute circumstances. WAsHISGfoS. Feb. -Srnate-Cul | lOm presented a memorial from the Leg | lsiatu uf lIuOI-. urg.ng some early | and sttls!ac,uty settlement uf ths OSla- hama question D,wc, said saId if the | uewspap, rs that bad published SD many articles fi.yuriug the immediate opening | Of those lands tO set lsmcnt wUUli pub | .I,h the true state Of affairs II would tend ! greatly tO the pub.Ir peace. IT editors | fl such papt rs had examined the ques- | ton, they wuUli re convinced that under the eXI tIug trrutI II was impus- | sible Co open such land tO settlement ! m Its present state Of title. Plumb saId {: Whatever tItle Indians may have re- mdiniug ID the lands Iu question, II was one that could only hud expression in money. It was uOt title the Indians | cuud avail tlamstlve5 uf Dawes be- | .ieved it EHs ,Gch remarks ss those | oi P,.mb that had led the people tO go | e CRlaAam CullOm thought if there was much differ, nee Uf opinion in this senate about status of lands in ques- | ton. People iu l,InOIs might well be ex- | GU el q they did not quite understand such matters. Ddwc> asked the uuanI-
 m u- c1Ls-ut to az nnre take up the bill | heretofore introduced by him authOriZ-
 Ing the Pre-ldeut Co negotiate for the | pure iasC If the remalrlng elShts of tEe | ., minO!e Creek aud Cherokee nations | uf Indians t1 tuG-e lands. Sherman | though the bill had better b. consider | ei ut TLC regular time DGw s said the | reydlar time W. Ui. never come. Unau- | mOu- consent Was gwen to ttkc up tn ] bill and les than five miuut-s it wss
 read cpd passed. I- now Co,s to tLe House for tue a t!ol of that body.
 WAsHINCToS. Feb. 24-Preparations | for the IGau- -uT,tion of Cleveland. winch have been la progress for month past,
 are now rapidly approaching cumUiy- ton. l. Is r-timat d tEa the amount of mo Iry Wui.u will b, rxVe7jed ID the
 pTe, ara'iol W.il 0, S3J,UJD; thIs expend- iture ~Iil h- a um-I by the citizens Uf
 the District.
 WA-mNGroS. Feb. 2i-Ihe House
 rass. Il tLe naval appropriation bIIl
 to-day.
 LoNDOV. Ich. 2I-In the House of Ccmm"us, NoIthcutr, in The Ireseuce of
 the lull House, rose and mOSel an Luu-
 hl- address of which be gave notice
 Tn Irs :ay, te presented to th Queen.
 r- prc-s ming tbtt the course pursued ty
 the uvsruueut m regard tu Egypt and
 the Spuiai, has involved great sacrifice
 of va.UIp!e lve- and heavy eXpense~,
 without any bcuIiiciti results, rendering
 Ir mp rTltyeiy Etc ssary tO interest the British Cm ire and E-yititn people
 he verLmeu- shoJid distinctly rec oEuiZ' and d c.dcd measures tO fulfil
 the 2, spIuslrilt. now incumbent upon
 them Iu good and stable ivernment
 for Egypt aud tho-e portions of ihe Sou
 dlu necy-sar! for Its security.
 SAN FFANCISCo, Feb. 2j.-Juseph F.
 Up>Ou convicted of having counterfeit
 CTS fools in his possession and seU-
 fenced Co two aui n half years imprison-
 meLt last autumn, was reie tsed on a par
 don yesterday. It Is claimed that the
 pardon was purchased for the sum of
 - ing Jh-. CbronIcl. cont lIns the following
 ss part ,f an interview with the person
 who has au intimate knowledge Of all person cuuceruei in the pardon. It k ,aid tha' Sen tor Perry received from Cpsun s3tO as an mducem-ut tO enlIst
 hi- interest ID h5s cause and that wheh rhe pardon Was gran eI ne was tD re Ceiye an aLdi;Iuual $500. The following (. le-7sm~ wa r--, ivei 1n the same sub j-c; iuSt night from Sacramento: Sena tnr fcrrs appeared on blLalt Os Joseph Upscu l-l % h.s Ia5lcu The grounds for t.e P.,iiou for pa don were that Ups0u lgi smile e-rI double punishment iu Layius f.-!-it.d d S1 lJJ can bal, aud m suh-, IGeat sc-t-rc.s Co iupIis, h. meut and tItt b" wa ru - health. he | D triou was crautrt Saturday morning | aud tahyu Co S l tluncI-cO " Perry Perry sgys be reca.vtd B, fee or part Cf | irr for ,c-vIc--. ulj soys h. cXyvcts G. | receive one The rGr.;ou Gs granted | stat ~. 'Il health aui double puuish- | u.en' HuI ,he TrtI;lnu Of a large number | of c.tIz,uS 'f >-u rFaUc.scJ gs the req | sons for pardon
 DUBUoCr. Ia., Feb. 2J-Tle myzteri | Ogs death 'r ratigr murder oi Mrs | hI-il1a dfll, ea.l. yesterday morning | has ben tl- topic of coIyersa ion ever siuc,. and vi,..at tLrtat- are Co be hear | Ou every uJlG a-aIaJ the supposed mur- der,rs vino Grs her dau-h er and the i.tt-i', tuu with wlom the ~iI laly has been Eyi-- i.rso-e time. Recently she sold f.rm from " Ich ste Iealzed about B. ,Nul; th.- sum Was supYsse t0 Uc iu h,f l.--e>- iou at the tune her u.I.dcr, and (, g-' th., money Was the object vt tIe bIJ .i-curllIug deed. The UlI .ady's dead ho.y Was found in small b ru n when h4- not been m Us- la-Ciy, ul,L several cuts on her face and LC..I au7 nue t,lfIb!e gasL on th, hack of her head from which tre blood il Ivri freely, ths Was thr death blow ar u Was IBtiicicI by ga blunt instrument. probably the tack cf su Ux. Both mur- derers have ben arrested and are h,lI tor tIIal without uaI.
 Nv YoEK, Feb. 2j-A new political mos emeUt o h'cl anna at a co-rec'i ,n Of ;Lr >Uaasy tvI. uy both the pfiuci- pie ar. .e- Ot il -tlta, Was man .U-aied Rt A rrpa-frv h.lt her. t,-E.v Vre