Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-05-29
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Adyer.issr iti g' e 'ir-u4. st! says: [,etlers 5eceigsi i4 a . F. Butfs- o vousn lsOyF :l t,.fa -s; N,- have seen iho y1Hns is ,fhcso name hLs been Ltu'inEer Gs H- - the intended wife ot PrssIGeet y.-s= aud. rt pors that the mortified sri positively declares she IS not going .O.msrI. C!eve- land.
 LONDON. May 25.-Some members of the Inniskilliu Fusi.e, r. stationed Gt Ai- dershot vas attending the cOussrvaiive meeting today Gt which sOue Uf tue ora tcrs sAvayely denounced hons rule aud 6erIdsd ;he Irish reogie .s unit for sell government. Ihe Fusiiesr- betGme en- ragged at th,. speakers and attacked :aen and their supporters. Tho police were called m 10 pTOtr ;Le speakers and a fight eusued between thtm and the sn!diers. The comrades of tue Fusileefs vent to their assistance bud tue Voilce were badly whipped Hnl dnSau away. They secured reiufurCeneEts and retaFn- ing, suppressed tEe riO;ing eUd arrested five so.diCs.
 SAN FRANCIsco, dsy 2j.-Frack Nor they, the last fl the three alleged Jdry DFlEEI-t " l-1 rfstt NNN anu on furnishing bonds.
 SAN FRANCIscO. Iav 25-A decision was rendered in Jbe Uniisd State> cir cuii u-t today by Judges Hoffman and Sabiu 10 the ease rt Ls- Ah DOi. charged gi.h puTciiesirg and holding SIX Chinese women Hs slaves at Sacra- meuto. The court decided that -ince the adoption of the l3 h amenjmeDt to the constitution, slavery cannot exist ID the United States, and therefore there coald be no punishment tor such Gn act. The prisoner was therefore discharged.
 SAN FRANCI-Co. May 2j-CsrefuIy compiled returns just received from the thirty principal wheat growing counties of California, place the tctai wheat screa. e for the season at 3,iJOUOO acres NitiI q heavy average yield. Tee cCndi- ton of the crcp is p-sslrUnced exc lient. IL there are DO seriOus draw backs dur ing the next thirty days me to;Gl wheat yield this season vii hc fully 6J.tO0ttO bus.IsiS. The barley crop l. also unu-- uaily large, !; b>ing estimated at SS.OJj,- O0U busI, ls.
 SAS FEANCisCo. May 2J.-TEis t1oFn- ing Judge Levy rendered & decision in favor of defsndsnis ln 5Ge suit O! the adm Inis'rator 0; Bullock a.t Fate agalnst the esta'e u' lvard M. FOry and his surviving psr.s-r, Charles $. Neal. The suIt Wa Tor tue recovery of $2O4. .Slj, and wa, based on the assump- ton that in the ,ettlemeut with the Bullock estate. FOry and Neal rendered false account of a stock transaction they had with the deceased. The case has excited great deal of interest on account of the standing of the parties as well As the money involved
 WASHINGTON, May 2j.- President pro tenn lad before the Senate to-day letter from the governor 't Oh;o. transmitting preamble and resolutions adopted by the OmO senate declaring their opinion that the election of Senator Payne was procured ard brought about by corrupt tion of money paid to and for the benefit Ot dIN CTS and sundry members of sixty six assrmbly men of Ohio and by other corrupt mears snd practices, and re quesiipg the senate of the United States to make a full investig ,tiou mtn the facts of sad election. ss fsr as per tsins iO corrupt means used in that be- half.
 WASHINGTON, May 2j-Springer of Illinois. frum the committee on ierrItor- les reported bill tO enable the people of Dakota to furn A constitution and state government. m the committee of the whole also adversely reported the senate bill for the admission of the state of Dakota and the organization of the territory of Lincoln.
 WATsoSvILLE, Cal, May 25'-Last night the murderers Ot the two English men who were killed near SOledHd some ten days ago, were tsken two miles from here by COnstsDles POmbar of Cas- troville and Dun;ath of Wstsonville. Pumbar being little in advance, cover ed the rutiians with shot gun and com mended them to surrender. Instead of complying they commencei firing, one shot taking eff, ct in POmbar's neck, producing a serious wO1nd. They then lied ID different directions. POmbar Is at the Lewis House in a very critical condition. The names of the murderers are not known. A party started in pur. suit thIs morning.
 ROME, May 25-In the elections Sun day, ull the cabinet ministers were re- elected. The opposition gained three of five seats in Rome. The cabinet have 8 majority.
 LONDON, May 25-The Hoase of Lords by vote of l49 to 127, rejected the sec ond reading of the bill legslizing mar risge with a de 'eased wife's sister. he Prince of Wales supported the bill The Duke of COnnaught, who Was in favor of the bill, paired. Fifteen bishops voted with the majority.
 PANTANo. May 25.-The remains of Robert Lloyd, killed near here this morning. were taken to Benson on this freight train for burial.
 NEW YORK, May 2j.-The Stars ed. ltonal ssys: We are glad to be able to announce that ex President Arthur is put of danger. He has had long and serious illness. ana at one time, not many weeks ago. his life was despaired of, but fortunately his illness took fav. Drable turn, and his physicians say that he k no; viciiu of the serious disease. Whatever the complain, was he suffered lnder, It btilled medical sc:ence aDd 'et at nRught the predictions of tine ohy sioisns.
 LONDON, May 25.-A dispatch from Athens says: Tn Greek losses before l 1rzovali were lj0 killed and wounded, l Dclu ling officer~. The turks claim l O have captured lS0 Cracks in the en- ,sgements on Saturday.
 PASTANo, My 25-Tbe report from | Tres AlamoS last night that the Mex | cans had the Indians surrounded near | here, is false. The hOstiles were seen | m high and rocky mountain and i'm | separated. The Indians nsde an attack last night Ou the Chm ! Irs ranch, about six miles northeast of ] iere. There were fourteen bucks and | ne squaw. The Indians were repulssd | md It IS thought one killed. R ,bert | lloyd was killed while riding on his | Eay to his ranch. about four miles from iere. His body was dragged cOnsid rsble distance, tied head dOEnwsrd to
 bush. He had been shot three times brorgh the breast, the back and the rms. He had also been struck on the Iead with some blunt instrument. but ot mutilaied The Indians ransacked he premises, and left nothing of value ut fine shotgun. Lloyd was we'll rIned but there were no signs of a trnggle. Two miners working eight lIies west of here reported seeing four ueks and five squaws at 9 o'clock this