Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-03-28
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AlamedG, has failed; the principal unse- cured creditor IS the San Jose IndePend- snt Mill and Lumber Company, for Sl2- 1l3; total liabilities estimated at S6O,- O00; assets S30,0O0. As the greater part uf his estate IS encountered, the avail able assets will probably not exceed ten thousand dollars.
 PORTLAND, Oregon, March lS.-Ex- Senator NesmIth, who has been m the Oregon insane asylum for several months plst, was yesterday taken in charge by his friends, he having SD far recovered as tO render this step advisable, as his mania was undoubtedly caused by the exhaustion of sn intensely active brain. His physicisns believe that with few mouths more of absolute rest his mind will be fully restored.
 WASHINGTON, March 19-A telegram to the War Department from General Hatch at Arkansas city, says; Couch and his colony Of about JOO m number COD tinue ID camp and say they do not intend to disband. I do not believe they will attempt to enter the territory. It Is un- derstood the C, ntral American question was considered by the cabinet today.
 WASHINGTON, March 1s-The Senate has declared by resolution that the re- public of Guatemala, by the threatened | invasion of the territories of Nicaragua and Costa Iiiea. should be treated by the United States as an unfriendly ard | hostile interference with the rights of If the United States and the above named Central American republics. | Milton J. Durham, of Kentucky, First | Comptroller of the Treasury; Wm- Gar | rard, of Nevada, Superintendent of the mint al Carson City, Nevada; James K. | RyaU of Nevada, cOlneT of the mint at Carson City; MalcOm Hay of Pennsyl- | vauia, First Assistant Postmaster Gen eral; Martin V. Montgomery, of Michi- | gan. Commissioner of Patents; BenIa- min J. Hill. ir., of GeOrgia, U. B. Atior- ney for the Northern District of Georgia.
 NEW YORK, March 1S-A correspond rut from Dallas. Texas, makes the | ,tatement that murderOus gang, slmI- | lar to that exposed in Florida a few weeks ago, has just been unearthed | The friend of a murdered man joined | the gang, and after mastering all the | -erTets of the concern, informed the authorities. Twenty arrests have been | made, including the sheriff and seven deputies. Three men have been mur- | iered SO far and others have been narked.
 MARSHALL, Mo, March 1S.-A party | f. here ID skiffs with provisions to re- | lisve the distressed, and found Mrs. | Judge Thomas on hill, where she had | been two days and nights without shel ter, and also rescued the Yanmeter fam | fly from the second story of house, where they had been two days without food. A dozen persOns have perisheu | from cold or have been drowned.
 CmC4Go, March 19.-Thero was re- ceived at the office of the California i'm migration commission yesterday an im- purtant addition to the freq exhibition. Additional California products offered | there for public inspection came direct from the fair just closed at Pasadena, Los Angeles county. Among the articles received were different kinds of oranges 4s follows: Tangarine, Mandarin, St. | Michael, Washington, Navel, kOnab, Mediterranean, Sweet Blood, and num- Der of varieties of seedlings. There were also a number of varieties of lemons and | Imes. Both oranges and lemons were unusually fine; some very large and well ,olored There IS to be seen at the same plsce samples of oranges and lemons rom a number of counties Tn central and northern California, several grown as far north as Tebama county.
 SUAKIM. March 19-The whole force started at : o'clock this morning Tn q @ direction of Hasheen. Each man had ten days rations and hundred rounds uf ammunition. The troops at 10 o'clock were three miles from the city. The cav airy have been sent to beat upon the enemy and fighting Is expected at any moment. General Graham inspected all | the troops thls morning except ShrOp- -hIre, Berkshire and Surrey regiments. | Five hundred of the enemy were seen m the hills near Hasheen. The cavalry, mounted infantry and Indian infantry were sent to reconnOitra while the | guards acted a. a reserve. The enemy retreated before the British advanced ahead of the British column. They arc now close to Hasheen.
 SaS FRAScIsCo. March 19.-Dr Palmer ,npcunces that Emma Nevada will pos itively sing next Monday night. Dr. | Nixon, Nevada's father, was stricken | with paralysis during the night. The case Is stated to he of a grave character, but his physicians are hopeful of his recov- cry.
 BALTIMORE, March 1S-The executive committee of the civil service reform as- SociatiOu of Maryland, adopted a resOlu- .ion to night saying that the selection of | Eugeua Higgins for the responsible pO- | itIOn ot appointment clerk in the treas ury department has been a painful sur | prise tO this association and all friends of honest government in the state of l Maryland, and 1t IS applicable only on the sUppOsltiOn that the secretary of the treasury was ignorant of the character and antecedents of the person chosen. The civil servIce reform sssOcIatiOn Of Maryland urgently suggests his immedi- ate removal therefrom, showing as a cause for such action that his reputation ID this community Is not that of man of integrity and honor.
 WASHINGTON. March 19-In executive session Senator sherman offered reso- luton providing for the appointment of two Senators to wait upon the President aud inform him that unless he had some further communication to make to the Senate it was ready to adjourn without delay. It lies over until tomorrow.
 HARIFoRD, Conn. March l9-The senate, by vote of F to ,, rejected the house bill giving women suffrage in school districts.
 Special to the CIrzrs.
 SANTA FE, N. NJ, March l9-Acting Governor L1sch and Adiutant General Aartlett returned from Springer this
 morning. having by the aid of U. s.
 troops conveyed deputy sheriifs Lee and
 Kimberly to Las Vegas and dismissed troops from further service. They say
 the actual presence of the troops alone saved the town of Springer from being sacked and burned, as one hun.
 dred cowboy friends held the town when they arrived, Tuesday, thirstinG , for revenge for the death of Rogers and
 his two desperado associates. Every
 rar was armed with six-shooters and Winchesters, and each man wort ] three belts filed with cartridges