Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-11-06

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 ST. LOUIS, Mo, October 29-Frothi1g ham, the Adums express messenger
 whose car was robbed last Monda ! liEAt IS still in the clty and has not ye
 b9en arrested, though he is accompanies wherever he goes by detective H | Was in close communication with tn | otioers of the company this morning and it was given out that he was assist Ing them in getting clew to the iden tIfy of the roboer. The suspicion is ex pressed that several employees of thu express and of the RIilroad cOmpan! carefully planned the robbery with thu Knowledge of Buckingham. andedivideC the money between them. It was stated st first that the amount stolen wal .li2hlly in excess S50,O00. but clsiml have alresdy been presented to the com pany which swell the amount to SSl, 900 a ms jority of these claims have beer settled and as soon as the others art proved they will be paid.
 SoFIA, October 29-General Ksulbars Ra-sIan military agent, has addressed ( fresh note to the Bulgarian foreign min
 ster m which he says: 'gn vlew of the lrrivel at Varna of governments emissa Ises who are spreading reports that the presence of Russian gun boats there i' without importance am compelled tC inform you that these gun-bosts vIl VI :orously affirm theIr importance il events render is necessary.
 NFw YORK. Oct. 29.-Nieholas Hast '1g' Torney. the next of kin claimnst to .' estate of A T. Stewart, has been in the country for some weeks. He is a usin of the deceased millionaire's fa- tber. He says that Mrs. Stewart had . n him before she died that he would figure in her will. Torney states that unless something substantial is left he shall oppose the probate of the will and contest 1t.
 WAsHISGTOs, October 29.-A Postoffice in Iakota was to-day named after the
 cu!ptor, Bartholdi.
 WAsHINGTcS, October 29.-The com missioner of Indian affairs, J. ID. c. At k.ns, has just completed hIs annual re port, showing the operations of the ID- dian turesu during the last fiscal year. He begins by calling attention to the uu missskabls evidences of progress r de ny many tribes, and says the eI- ce.i-nt temper, subordination and gen ersl tranquility, which with two or three excsptions, have everywhere prevailed, Is Of itself most suspicious omen of progress. Msny facts fully establish the c a;m that during the past year. the In dian race has taken a tirmer step in the march toward civilization than ever be- fore in the same length of time. The estimates for carrying on the Indian ser wee have been reduced from S7, BPS. .O4Y 300 lSS6. to S5. 5.60S,S75 for 1887, and but for Gn increase fl Sl76,5O0 in the esti- mate for educational wurk, the reduction would have been greater.
 BosToy. October 29.-The steamer Pa- vonIa of tue Cunard line got ashore near Duxbury. m a thick fog last night on Q MEl pine ledge three miles north of AUsnat Point. She lies in very dan .oraus position. The Psvonis sGilsd from Liverpool for Boston October l9;h. IhaTe is no danger whatever to life, as the pssst nSers will be landed tonight. The Pavonia cost S500O0.
 PORTAGE, Wis, October 29.-The work of identifying the dead IS going on slow ly. The body of a man whose legs and arms had been burned of and whose distorted face bore evidence of the terri ble agony be had suffered, was identified sse. - ,,-ss p-i0kpr. The body of Em,l WOitensdorf was found under a pile of rods and trusses. His head was burned to cin6ers and every particle of clothing had been destroyed. The re- mains had been identified by ring found on one of his fingers Ths bodies of Sisters Alpnonse and DionIsia were found close together. One was in a kue hug posture with her hands clasped ss though death overlook her while en- gagged m prayer.
 WAsHINCrrN. Got. 29.-Secretsry Man ninz has assumed the actual control of ibe treasury department for the first t,uc sience he was taken siJk; and sign ,d al matters requiring the signature of tae -ecretary.
 VICTORIA. B. C.. Oct. 29.- Robert Evan SrruIi- was executed this morning at s.ip o'clock, st the provincial jail in the .,e-tuce of about twenty persons 2 Es erIme for which SproCle suffered thr lensl.y ot death was the murder Oi Trr-a.s TGuraiel on the 3i of June. 1885. on the bosrders of Kootenai lake. St-rnuous effOrds have been made to faa AN us hDu bulANAouo uf.eycs have been granted, several being oI r-guest of the United States govern meat. To the last day. SprOUle was ,p-fui and expected that the sentence gcu'i be commuted. Yesterday, how ,v-r he appeared to give up hope and prepared himself to dIe. During the Hl,tt he slept well. and this morning snrtouk of q substantial breakfast. His Gemr81or vas that of man who had usde Eis peace with god, and was recon cd d to the fate which awaIted hun. His sGvi,ers tired to draw from him a confession, but he persIstently said he LaI nothing to confess.
 LONDON, Oct. 29.-A public meeting wll. bs beId m London, Monday, of wortlngRen and land refOImeTs. the 0Jjcrt of which will be to support the paiI-y of laud restoration, aud to ex- press sympathy with American work inr .r-n ID their effort to elect Henry aelrc. as mHyor of New York. Among .hCsa who will sit on the platform are Dr. NcDlnald and DI. Clark, members .t parliament, Helen Taylor and Rev. Headlsm.
 LONDON, Oct. 29-The steamer AaNEAatFEE. HUH DUoAOuf NANA AAat Minerva in the Thames. The latter ves- sel ws8 sunk and seven persons were drowned. The Borderer sustained con siderable damage.
 WASHINGTON. Oct, ;2S-SecTetsry Manning thIs afternoon issued the one hun red snj fOrty-fourth call for the re femation of bonds. The csll is for 5iuUoOO1 bonds of She three Der cent loan ot 1882.
 ST. LoUIs. October 29.-Twenty-eigh, members ot the city republican commit Zee to-day found themselves defendants Iu a fladamus petition brought bsfore the supseme court Ot the state by J. F. Oas;iue, cuu of the republican candI- dates Tor judge of the criminal court lssiug the court to compel the commit tee to placs on the republican city tick cts the peliti n's name instead of that oi r. C.. Lodge. nominated m place of peti- ticuer. Mr. Oastine received the nOmi- action from the regular republican Con vention, but certain charges were brought against him, and second convention was called which removed his name from among the list of candidates and substituted that of Mir. Lodge. Mir l Osstine claims that this nomination. vas l illegal and demands from the supreme court reinstatement. A decision cannot be reached ID case the before the end ol N A. 1-N-