Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-05-01

SAS FRANCIsCo. April 23.-The jury iu
 the case of DF. J. Milton Bowers,
 charged with causing the death of his
 vile by phOsphOrOus poisoning, brought
 m verdict ot murder Tn the first de- gree. The alleged reason for the mur-
 der was to o5;GIn possession of Sl7W0 Insurance in various benevolent orders ] on the life of the deceased. The case which has been in progress several weeks, has attracted wide attention. . BIADFoRD. Pa, April 24.-A frame ' baIldIng at Alton. CT, ctsj on posts and used as sleeping quarters for laborers, } toppled over at one o'clock this morning
 and caught fire from the stove. The
 hulldIng contained thirty eight Italians ID ths employ of the Erie Railroad. Be.
 fore they could get ou, six were burned Co death and three others badly injured. WASHINGTON. April 2i.-Th5 Senste tcommIttee on public lands has to-day
 ordered a favorable report on the Hou~e
 bill to forfeit the grant of the Atlantic
 and Pacific railroad Co. The Senate
 committee has amended the biil so as to
 exempt from forfeiture the right tO take
 maternal for construction from the pub- |
 the company's machine shops and other
 buildings.
 CHICAGO, April 24-The UnIon Pac-
 fife to-day announced an increase in
 freight rates to Cslifornia to % per cent
 of old tariff.
 SAN FEASCIsCo, April 2i Ticket off
 ces make lhe announcement this morn-
 ing that the railroad war Is over and
 post the following rates: St. Louis, un-
 limited, S6750, limited SJ750; third
 class, S37.J0. Chicago. S72.j0. SC l.5O,
 s42 70. New York. S9j 3l, SSl.0O, S57 25.
 Boston. S96 70 Ss30O. S59 2j.
 GLASGOW, April PA collision be.
 tween Orepgemen and Catholic rOughs
 occurred af CT the holding of the Loyal
 ist meeting here yesterday. Four ar-
 rests were made. At G late hour the
 Orange mob attacked the Catholic
 chapel, crowded with wor=hipers. and
 smashed all the windows. The few po-
 lice present were pOwerless tO prevent
 the mob's work of destruction. The
 priests conducting the Services ordered the doors locked and thus prevented tue mob from making aDy further mischief
 ST. LOUIS. April II -Fes,us J Wade secretary of St. Louis Fai- Jockey Club, has received the following lettar from k. J. Baldwin: Enclosed I hand you my entries for the great eclipse stakes:
 Lucky B., VOlaute, Rapid, and Silver Cloud. Ynu may depend upon it. if my stable reaches your city in good form that ! shall cer- tainly start one or more. The starting of Miss WoOdiOrd and Freelan1 VIII net deter me from starting Ia fact, it will be disappointment should they fail to come to the post.
 MADRID, April 2i.-It has been hscar- tained that the candle in which was con ,aiDed the substance which caused the explosion ia the charch Cf San EIia 1 yesterday, was pressu,ed to the church 1 by s stranger. It l. supposed iic ob- l !rct of the donor wss Co rob the altar and | sacristy of the sacred golI aud sllvef l vessels during the confusion and panic ! expected to follow the explosion.
 GALWAY, April 2l The trustees of the extensive SYmes estates. near West ! port, have oiferei 70 turn over ihelr | lands in full to the .euant7 at su-ns | equallinR in case of ea9i holding, t,relys. l years rents, the property 70 be -cid at | he present per law vgiuGtjcn. The of-, | CT has created sensation in Irelsnd.
 MoRGASFIELD. Ky, Aprii2i-Fowler | whO was banged yesterday, weighed 24S 1 pounds, and the fall broke the rope. IL is supposed, however, that his neck | was broken. He WAS raised by ,everCl | men, the rope WAS tied tO a beam aLd he | was left hanging for twenty minutes. l The murderer was persistent suitoT for young womaa's hand and killed her, nearly covering her head from her body with a knife.
 NEW YoEK, April 24 -3T.il adyices from Panama. under date O! the fiileeUth inst, says: General Richards Galtsn, who Was Troh4iu.nt leader in the rev- olutiOn Tn lS1i-S5, GIed fr, m Q fever iu prison on ;hs night Ot X yTii secOad. As ig custcma'y, his relatives an friends issued notices that thr funeral would take place Ht D. m, Dext day. bus Co the surprise ut most persons, before the arrival Of tine hour named, tue corpse waG inferred privately Gt loon on the 2nd. A report is in ciEcpi,tIl1, bu, is not credited, tbH' La Eas poisoned. Ar rests have been made of soae persous who have circulated sUcn;reyorts.
 By an explosion on March 26.b, Tt the port of TumscO, oi the boiler of the steamer Colum bis. serious ioss cf life resulted. The CIlumbia had on board J4 passengers of vbum l. were killed aud l9 seriously wounded. The scene presented was most hssrtrendiug and instances are noted or aged mothers dyiDg with grief st the loss of their children.
 FORT BowIg. April 23-Gen. Miles to. day issued general field ogdsIs No. [. distributing tBe territory for thorough patroiment. Signal detachmen;s vill be kept on the tops of the highest peaks to communicate the movements of the ho>tiles, Gad istEeeH tue camps, iLfsu- try will Ds ussl n constant huuting through the mounta!us, Oc-upyiBg the passes, etc. \ sufficient numSer of re- liable Indians viii be retained For trail CTS. etc. Cavalry will be used in hght scouting, with sufficient a force always ready for instaa:, vigorous pursuit. To overcome the hOstiles' advantage Tn re- lays of horses, commanders will dismOdnt hHli their men Cnd send the llshte-t and bes: riders Tn pursuit iiil all the animals a-s worn out. mus the command should in forty. eight hours catch tbe hostiles or drive them 1J0 to 200 miles, If the country IS favorable for cavalry, and horses will be trained for the purpose. Commanding officers VIII thorouGhiy learn the topO- grapby of inc section under their charge and must continue tL- pursuit till cap ture or til sure that fresh command Is on the trall All and movements will be concealed as much as possible. To 1, prevent the hOsiiles getting ammuni- . ton, every cartridge will he accounted : for, and all empty shells destroyed. Field reports mus. be made thrice , 
 JERSEY CIT, \. J., April 2i-Mat- ,hieson 6 WeIcb,rs. of M4,thiesOn & Weichers sugar refuIrg company, an , nOuDceG to day Ga increase Of ten per , cent to the wages of the lsUO men en- ! ployed by them, to take effect April lst. 1.
 BRUSSELS. April 2l-The strike ID | auguratsd by the whtchuskers ot Gram l mont, m East Flanders Is spreading and | becoming seri0us- Endorsements of i gensdsrmes have been suumoned. < The strikers barrirGded the bridges over the Dender river and from i T . d.. .k [.