Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-06-27


 Controller of Currency. A request has been made for the resignation 1i
 MT. Burchard, but he will undoubtedly refuse to resign.
 LoSpOS. June 24.-C. W Adams and Mlss Mildred COlerIdge daus hter or ihe Lord Chief Justice If England were married to day. The maternal uncle was the officiating clergyman. The marriage wa. private. Lord Coierldge was asked by his daughter To attend her wedding but he refused. No other members of the family of Lord Cole rtdye were invited. Invitations were however issued to and accepted by all inc family of the late Ltdy Coleridge' and all were present at the Wedilng'
 S,x FRANCISCO. June 24-Col. Charles s. Bulkely. who was On President bar- rios staff m Guate mGla wEeO the latter
 was killed, and for whose safety feHrs
 wrrs expressed in the newspapers, has
 been Lt ard from under date of Jube 0.I and ha reports Eimself ailve and Well. Col. Bulkely was fOruerly chief engeu"e CT ,n cpmm.l C ut th- ku~siau tXteutiOn or tho N esteru UIiOn Telegraph Company and Curing tl C ClvIl vat had command of all tEc military teiesrul n Cur diyi~i5n. Eis safety will be s matter ot cangratulsiion Co his many frle.cs on the Pacific Coast.
 RICHMOND, Va, June 22-Ex-Distrlct Attorney Naddel was arrested m this city yesterday charged with being about to engage iu duel With c. A Swanson, editor of the Hanover News, and was bnlei 10 appear before the court 10
 Far hn n
 SUanson is also out The abuse of Wad de.i by Swanson m his paper was the cause of the trouble.
 BOMBAY, June 4-The fortidcstlons around Herat, desigued primarily to pro
 tect that cIty Rkdinss ssault by the Rnssiaus, is being rapidly pushed to completion. The Afghan boundary commission will move in a short tune to the line of delimItatiDn. Ten laos of rupees are tO Gr sent immediately to the Ameer Of Afrhanistan. This sum k ia- tended tp aii the Ameer in placing the country iu 0 better state O, defence. RoME, June 2i-An explosion occurred to-day in the bowler nIll at Lucis. number of people were working at the tIme and very few escaped death or seTI- ous injuries. Already the bOdIe% of twelve Uf the killed have been recovered PITIsBURG, Penn, June 2I-The greatest interest WAS manifested m the Riddl-- -Relier conspiracy cHss, It being ! generally known tha. the jury had agreed upon a verdict. Ihe court room was filled tO its utmost capacity this morning and the corridors leading tO tn, room were jammrd. About half. past 1 uine the court opened and the jury stated that they found verde. of not .uIlty and the costs should hs pId by the prosecutors, Cavitt aud Carroll. ! There was some applause but IL was suppressed by the court.
 BOMBAY, JuGe 2i Rumors are in cir l culatIOu here oi the arrest by the Rus sIaus of the clerA of the British Consul at R, shu, Persia, while brarer Of a note 1 from the conrul tO the Russian Com mander at SarBkhs. It was deliberate | ly designed ai carefully planned affair un the part of the Russians, and the ar- | rect excites a good deal fl indignation ID certain quarters.
 BALTIMl RE, Jnue 2f Harry \ Myers, convicted of cruelty by beating hIs wife, alter an unsuccessful effort tD escape | punishment through the court Oi iaypebls, ' received hls twenty lIshs- to-day at the hands of the -herifT He bore the iu- | hIction well. Siuce tne convictions of ! Pyers and Myers there IS much less | wife beating n Baltimore.
 VT MCGREGOR, June 2L-Whcn Dr. | Douglass returned the cottage at II | o'clock last eSeuIng, be found his pa [ tirnt sleeping. This SOEiiued until o'clock this morning, when the Dr. Gt- 1 teuted hiul to clear hIs thr,at uf mucus. When his throat was wa~ded ar tlis hour, the General said in a cnmpara- tIvely clear voice, Il feel better than I have since l came up here IIe Gen | eral then slept until 1 O clock, when the | Dr. attended Linn and food Was glveu hIm Again the General rested and be tween < aI q 9 O clock GGs aroused and | his wauts attended. Al that tune the | General had riegt seven huUT- sln't re- | fi.iug, auG wien tue doctor left hlm Tor | breakfast he doz-d oil aga!u. In pb! -icau's today say that the patients
 voice l. possibly a shade etrOu ger, | though quite siuffy except when he threat has been cleaned out On Sat-
 urisy last Dr. Douglass wrote to br. [ Shrady requesting him Co come tO NJ | McGrt gor at bis c, nvenlenc- for the ! purpose Oi examining the General Iu | order that sn off, ! bulletin of the ! patient's condit on may be prepared. In accordance with thIs suggeHtlon Dr Shrady wlll arrive here at 3.3O o'clock this afternoon.
 DENVER, June 23-The Tribune Re- pubiican's Durango speclal says mes seuger from nO.Ores Valley arrived thIs af erLoou. The Ind.aus had killed A ucigl Dor named GeuthLeE, seriously
 wounded his w.is .ud burBed the dwcl!- Ing, barn hayStacks, etc. The messen ger confirms the report that cowboys
 had killed SIX of a family of Indians. One young buck wEO te.1nged to the same family was S0uT d. G, but gOi away HI come Co the agency and de
 mHnded revenge. Agent StaOlIsteImeT
 pacited him by agreeing to go with
 twenty tive of their lumber to Fort
 Lewis, there get Bn escort of sCldlers and proceed Co the scene Of trouble to
 Iuyes IIgale the whole matter. Accord Iugly the ag,ut and the Indians passt G
 through here tuis eveaing en route Co
 r.. Lewis Another messenger, who
 arrIyed this evening, says party of h.
 dIans met John DOUguerty, brother of . now statiubed at It. Lewis, while On tue
 way to hIs home near Mitch-li's springs. Tn y killed hIm and earned bis wife ln- to captivity Capt. PerTine. wIo was iu camp In Monte Zums Valley with two compsnies, sent Capt. DougEtrty with
 his company tO the scene of murder
 It Is stated that the commander of It. Lewis. hearing of the action of Capt. P-Triue Imme mediGtely sent company uf cavalry to intercept Capt. DOugherty fearing he mIght lose discretion and seek revenge for the death of his brother and the captivity of his wife, vh h. was a daughter o' Mitchell. of Mitchells Springs, with wrOm Dougher'ys child ren were staylug during the absence of their parents. There are many conflict ing stories as whO cOmmt need the troub- le. The cowboys claim it as the Ind iaus. On the other hand, the Indians and their agent accuse the cowboys of carrying out their threat tO Kill Iudiani found off their reservation. Troops are arriving. and the Indians will probably scatter and return Co th,ir reservation.
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