Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-08-14

The president and his secretary did mol board the funeral train. The train Jeff , at ll:l5. It Is due at New Lebanon where the remains will be inferred ID the family lot, at 3:45. The services at the grave will be of the simplest kind
 President Cleveland, accompanied by
 Secretaries Manning, Eadicott and
 Whitney, left here fer New York ai
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 SAN FRASCIsCO, August - The
 Chronicles Chicago special says: "Cap-
 tain Wallace W. Hall, of the U. $. se-
 cret service. was shot and killed instant
 ly last night, by his wife. Anna Hall.
 formerly his mistress but lately marrIed.
 Capt. Hall was recently transferred 10
 St. Louis. At midnight the woman
 says he attempted to. shoot her and that
 in the struggle over the pistol he was
 killed. Hall was shot through the
 heart. He was for six years in the Chi cago secret service, and then removed
 to St. Lotus but recently returned to Chicago. He was well known in the secret service.
 | SAS FRANCISCO, Aug. 7.-Jacob Ellis. during an altercstion with Oh8s. P, Golf | yesterday, in the latter's office, 625 Mer- chant street, gave Golf a push and he tumbled out of a window. Golf was
 brought back into the office when it was found that he was dead. EllIs wss locked up pending an investigation. Both men were intoxicated at the time. Golf was member of the law firm of iotf < Pinto, of this city. and was at one tune judge of Alpine county. Ellis had desk room in GOfTs office
 TOMBSTONE, Arizona, Aug. 6.-Advices from Sonora announce that Prefect Tor res. Ot Msgdslena, who was reported murdered by the Apaches, was not kill ed by them but by band of twenty-five Mexican revolutionists, who secreted themselves on the road by which he had to pass. Twenty-two of them have been captured and hanged.
 KANSAS CITY, Mo, August As fore shadowed yesterday the city authorities are to-day stopping street-car travel in an attempt to enforce the payment of the delinquent license tax on the street cars. About sixty cars have been stop ped since eleven o'clock to day CD the five lines and the drivers arrested, These lDes are ali the propesty of the Metropolitan railway Co.,, which recent ly bought out the Corn gan Consolidat- ed Co. The back tax in question, Sl, 800. has not been pad and Is contested by the new company. The mayor says the cars cannot start until the Itsx IS paid The street car company officials say this only increases the c.ty's liabilities in the way of damages.
 ALBUqCEEQUE, Aug 7-Last night the whole of the Rio GrGnde valley was visited with the heavIest rain known for several years Iu this Deigh6orhoOd. To the north Of Albuquerque, heavy rains have washed out railroads. drowned stock and by undermining adobe houses caused them to fall, iuiurng the In- mates and doing great damage to furul- ture. The copiOus rams have done great service In causing the grass to grow, more especially as the stock were suffering from the long continued dry spell.
 WAsHISGrOS, AlR. The following orier was issued gt the war department by the direction of the president: Fitz John Porter having been appointed col onel m the army under the provision Of the act of congress, approved July l, loo6, IS hereby placed on the retired list ot the army ID that grade in pursuance Of the authority conferred by sad act, at his own request.
 SAN FRANCIsCo, Aug. This morning seizure was made oi three hundred and ninety-three pounds of opium, val ued at about S3O,0O0. The opium was found concealed in coffee on board She City of Pekin.
 NEW YORK, Aug. 7.-CaIvIn 5. Bruce. speaking of Wall street, reports that the purchase of Texas Pacific consolidated bonds by parties interested with the East Tennessee railroad company are ID the interest of the new transcontI mental line to be composed of the East Tennessee. St. Louis, Arkansas < Texas and Texas Pacific to Fl PasO, where con nectiOns can be made with the A.chison road, giving a through lIne from ocean to ocean. He says: We do not con- template another transcontinental line. We are directly interested in our west ern connections which we are willing to aid with our money. What are our precise intentions, l do not care to dis close at this time
 EAN hA4NNAoAOf august ts-JOhgulb Miller has assumed the edItOrship of the Golden Era, magazine published m this city. lt IS the same magazine m which Bret Harte made his debut.
 BOSTON, Aug. The grand jury has found an indictment against ex-DesoOn Joseph Story of the Bowdoin Square Baptist church for adultery with Mrs. Eaton, a member of the congregation. The woman made a confession and with Rev. Mir. Downs appeared before the grand jury as q witness.
 NEW YORK, Aug. 7.-The late Samuel J. Tllden's beautiful city residence ID Gramercy Park, with it's large collec- ton Oirare and carefully assorted books, will become the property of the city of New York for use as public hbrary. In hls will provisions are made for the transfer. John Bigelow and MantOn Marble, of New York, and Henry Wat tersOn, of Kentucky. are named as trustees. The value of the building is SlO0O0OO. The library Is estimated to be worth Slt0CO0.
 CITY or MEXICO, Aug. It IS an- nouuced here Ou good authority that United States Minister Jackson has re signed, but that Secretary BRyard has not accepted his resignation. It IS sad Minister Jacksous resignation has no connection with the recent border trou- bles, as Il. was filed in June last. Mr. Jackson has tbe confidence and respect of the Mexican government and of she AmerIcau c.tiZeIs of Mexico.
 SAN FRASCIsCo, Aug. IA grand eX- cursion rendered Co the c. X. +. took place to-day. The steamers Santa Rosa, Tamalpasls, Aurora, Alice Garrett, Gar den City, Oakland, AmadOr and James B. Donahue were chartered for the oc- caglon. About seven thousand persons participated ID the excursion which was a most enjoyable one and comprised visits to all points of interest in San Francisco Bay.
 LAEEDo, Tex, August "A detach- nsut of 100 troops arrived in Nuevo Laredo last night. They are principally infantry and artillery and brought two cannon with them, They have placed cannon SO as to command Fort Mcintosh ou the Texas side of the Rio Grande and have been noticed taking obserys- tiOns from their position all day, Con-