Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-03-28

ed of election frauds. They were ad
 uitted to bail and released from Jail.
 The time for sending the twO men to gall
 expired at noon to day. Had not the
 writ been granted they would h ye been taken to Joliet. The time for hearing
 the writ of error has not been fixed.
 On reviewing the case Judge Gresham said that after examInlng the records O!
 the District Court be considered the questions raised sufficiently grave to
 warrant him 10 grant writ or error
 which would also operate ss stay of pro- ceedings. This ruling, however, was not to be taken that he would Overrule findings of the District Court on the final hearing. In granting a stay of pro- ceedings he would feel 1t necessary to increase the bail of defendants to fifty thousand dollars. Mike Mcdonald, the gambler, qualified as chief bOndsman, and testified that he owned five hun iTed thousand dollars worth of real estate, uDencumbered.
 NEW YORK, March 2I-The trial of Fish, of the Marine Bank, was continued to-day. The prosecution closed yester- day and the defense opened this morn ing and moved for a dismissal of the charges against I l,u uu tue hAbuuL tuaL no offense had been proved.
 General Grant was very restless the first part ot the night, but slept vel, during the latter part. lie arose at .3J this morning and sat in chair near the
 window during the forenoon. He doZed aud slept at intervals thIs morning; he felt very comfortable but tired.
 SUAKIM. March 2L-The Egyptian troops will be shipped back to Cair" tomorrow. Prisoners report Osmau Digna's men at Tamai, sending all women and children back into the blils and preparing tp make a desperate re- si-tsnce to the British advance. The Shropshire regiment. accompanied by conveys, started to join Gen. McNsIl, at Hashsen, Zereba.
 WAsHISGroS, March 2t-The follow ins nominAtiOns have been made by the President: l.. MulirOw, of Mississippi, Assistant Secretary of the lnter,or; Wm. A J. Sparks, of IlliuoIs, COmmIs si0ner of the General Land Office; Dam iel McCOnville, of Ohio, Auditor of the Treasury for the post office department.
 WASHINGTON, March 2i-Senale-The memorials from the Legislature of Ari zDna, praying for the return tO the pub lic domain of la1d4 granted tO railroads ID the Territory and for legislation tO prevent organized raids from Mexico, were referred.
 SUAKIM, March 2l-SapDers are now engaged ID making road through the brush rO convey provisions aD1 water e. X.r..b.r f.a .F Esusrst .urfl HafHla
 O man DIgua's famous chief, IaggIsh, was killed m Sundays fight.
 LA LIBERTAD, San Saliva Tor via Ga'- ysstoo, Mascn 24-PresIdent BarrI l. advancing on San Salvador with lj,CUJ men.
 WASHINGTON, March 23.-The Senate immediately c.nuimei ih- IoEInat.ou of Senator Pendleton. The Senate after reading the journal weJt into eX. cutIye session. The messengers and dOurkeep- CTS of the Sena e have been ilstruc e not to talk c. Outside.s. An ad lItOLal dOUrkeeper has been stationed at the gallery door ot the Senate pening upOa the press room; t4e pUTpIre K Go n rkr sure that publication Ot executive secret- winch Senators think has grown tO be an evIl of great magnitude shall no longer continue.
 Edwin J. Phelps was nominated to- day for Minister to England. He is pr 'minent lawyer of Burlington, Vt, ls about sixty years Of age and possesses a moderate fortune. He IS President of the American Bar Association and has practIced before the Supreme Court ID Washington, and Is highly esteemed as a lawyer and man of culture. He has several times been a Democratic cand.- date for Governor of Vermont, but sC far as known here he has never had puu llc office. For two years past he has delivered lectures n law before the class of Yale College Mir. Phelps Is son of ex-SenatOr Phelps, Ot Vermont. Senator Edmunds was hIs legal preceptOr.
 WASHINGTON, March 23.-R Robert NJ McLane, nominated as minister e. France, Is the present Cover rnor of Maryland; Henry RJOtes Jackson, nom mated as minister tO Mexico, IS a native of Georgia and IS 6l years Ot age. He graduated at Yale college in 1889 and shortly afterwards was admitted to the bar. He was a colonel in a Georsi7 regiment m the Mexican war and for tn, toIr succeeding years was judge uf the eastern circuit of GeorgIa- In 1853 he w"s sent tO represent the United States at Vienna, Austria, where he remained five years. During the rebellion he was a Southern Bngadier General and had on the upper Potomac. Since the war Jackson has practIced law m r.nrorru Aa haa of N.Fl hEfl ft.. Dublic office. He IS a man of independ- prominent men in hIs state. MT. Jack son IS the author of several poems, 'rallallah" being among them.
 SAN FRANCISCO, NJ arch 23-Special- receIved here from Washington say that n n very qniet manner, secure from all the examination of thr books of the Treasury has been gOin ln for some d-ys. The expert Is c. M. l Jordan, cashier of the Third National l Bank of New York. friend of Secretary ! Manning. It k not yet known how faI 1 back the examination will be made, but ! Tor the papers called for 1t Is not i'm | probable that lS or 2u years will be GOV 1 cred. The only assistant the expert las ] lad Is q shorthand man, detailed from | he Treasury force. These two gentle l men are locked in a room on the secoLd l floor.
 It .s -umored here tonight that the | President has almost decided to appointa Prof. Hilgard, of the Sta'e of California, ! 'ommissIonsr of Agriculture. He IS . fery highly endorsed for the position.
 WASHINGTON, March 23 F D. Clark l # NIcKsburS Miss, newy appointed . Assistant Secretary uf me Interior, wh. ! lss been suffering from sn sttack Of . about ten days ago anu was . ont of danger last evening lad a sudden relapse about miiulgh . md died early this morning. NOmna- nous to be envOys extraordinary and . ministers plenipOtentiary from the | United States are as follows: Edwin J. . Phelps, Of Vermont, to Great Britaln; Robert W. McLaIn, ot Maryland, to | France; Geo. Ii. Pendleton, of Ono, to . Germany; Henry W. Sackson. of G or yia, to Mexico; Macenas E. Benton. of | Missouri. |. 5. Attorney for the Western District of Missouri.
 SUAKIM, March 23-The Guards at an ,srly hour this morning were sent t. the .ereba erected yesterday, by General dcNeIll to render assistance after the ,asfia Thatr f.ur1 GaparaI NoN.,U