Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-11-21

other conspirstors were also stationed
 on the road but did no shooting. Nine teen persons were present at the meet ing which took place later on the same night, but none of them outside of the conspjrstors knew of Powers death.
 When the subject of the meeting was
 brought up for discussion. Prewett said,
 i've needn't discuss the matter; have ! settled it. The old man IS dead" ! Those present were then informed of | their being accessories to the murder | and all were bound by an oath to pro-
 tsct one another. In order to strength en the oath all were induced to go to ! the spot where Powers body had been | left, and take part ID banging 1t. IL IS stated that the detective has secured another confession, corroborating Alex ander's.
 LOUISVILLE, Ny, Nov. l3. The Eve ming Times of thIs city contains the fol- lowing novel editorial proposition this afternoon: "SeeinR that the people for whom he fought have virtually refused to erect 8 monument to the memory of Grant, suppose the South, against whom he fought, only tO be a friend and to protect her in the hour of her sorest needs, put her hand to her purse and contribute money to build a pile tO the memory of the hero whose bosom contained heart that felt for her woes. The Times will freely contribute to such fund. Let us hear from the boys who wore the gray, and if the thing IS pos sible then let us take steps to set II properly on foot. What say you, Johnny RebsT
 RASGooS, Nov. l3-King Thebaw has issued a proclamation declaring that ht will not accept the absurd propositions of the Indian government and, therefore, declaring war. He promises to person ally lead his troops and calls his sub jects to fight for the defense of theiI country and religion. The Europeans ara not to be molested until the iuvad CTS cross the frontier, when all will b, slain. Many Europeans are lcsvIng Msndsly unhindered. The Italian Con sul will remain for the present.
 ROME, Nov l3-A service in memory of Cardinal McOloskey was held at the American College here to-day. The Bishop of Newark (Nev Jersey deliver cd funeral oration, and Cardinal Sim conf pronounced absOlution. The prln cipal diRnitaries of the Vatican were present,
 FEATHER POIST. Que, Nov. 13-A family named Blancbett, consisting of woman and five children, belonging ID St. Luce, arrived here lately from Mon treal, where the head Of the family died of small pox. Shortly after their arriVai the mother gave birth to another child. Small pox broke out among then and they all dIed. To-day the whole family of seven k extinct Fortunately, no Oue else caught the infection.
 STOCKTON. Nov, l3-ThomRs Sher- win, bOOkkeeper employed at the Bank of Stockton, has been mIssing since Sunday evening, the lst instant. Since that time, although his friends have made diligent search and inquiry, no tidings of his whereabouts have been discovered. He had been on pro- traced spree, Tn the course of which he spent considerable money belonging to other persons, and 1t is belIeved he has been the victim of foul play or has com mitted suicide.
 NEW YORK, Nov. 13. The Board of Trade and Transportation recently sent out 5000 circulars to merchants through out the country, asking the prevailing opinion in various localities as to the advisabilIty of continuing the cOmpu- sory coinage of the silver dollar. A large number of replies are published ID sn evening paper from representative business men throughout the country The majority of those published con- demn further coinage.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 14-Senstor Leland Stanford today at his residence, formally presented to the trustees a deed of the grant of lands to be used for founding and endowlng the Leland Stanford ir. university, on the PalO alto farm. The following are the trustees: Lorenzo Sawyer, James McM. Shaf ter, Charles Goodall, Alfred l., Tubbs, Francis A. Spencer. Henry Vroman Chas. F. Crocker, Timothy Hopkins, Henry l.. Dodge. Irving M. Scott, Nm. Ashburner, II w HsrKness, Josiah Stan ford, Horace Davis, John Miller, John Boggs, T'B. Mcfarland, H. s. Belcher, John O. Brown, George E Grsy,N W. Spauld- ing, Mathew P. Deadly. of Oregon, Wll liam M Stewart. of New, and Stephen J Field. The total value of the land thus deeded is three and half million dol 1D6 uttu OI kllh lS blszoned on white vellum aud inclOsed in a rosewood box. It is dated Nov. II and IS signed by Leland and Jane La throp Stanford. The witnesses are Stephen T Gage, F. H Miller. jr. Nich- olas T Smith, Herbert B. Nash and Greed Raymond.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. If To-day was the time set for hearing argument OD the motion for the new trial in the Sharon divorce case before Judge SullI- van. Gen. Barnes, one ot SnarOn's counsel, informed the court that the de- fendant was dead. By consent of bOtb sides the Court ordered the case strick- en from the calendar to be replaced a. any time upon motion.
 ToroSTo, Ont., Nov. 14-The mail to day has the fOllOving special from Win. nepeg of date the 18th. A special mes- senger passed Port Arthur this after noon on bis way to Regina, bearing the Governor Generals warrant for the ex ecution of hiel on Monday ue1t. He will reach Winnepeg tomorrow morn ing and Regina on Sunday morning all preparations for the execution art completed. RicIs family have from tbe first secuted the Idea that the prisoneI was insane. They say be had delusiOns on religion snd on the subject his owl importance, but that on all matters h, was not only sane but exceedingly intel Lgent and clever