Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-09-18

last night, with kliIo NOunu over tDe heart remains Es deep ss ever- His wife. who became unconscious at the time of the killing. recovered this morn lns. She state,l that she had quarreied with her husband, accusing him of go- iuy @ith other women, when he sudden ly drew 60 pocket knife and stabbed him se.I Charles IhurbeT, who lives in the lodging house, says that hearing wO-
 usu's screams be went to the room where Hl-giZs w1F lying on the floor and asked Mrs. Higgins who dId the killing and she rCp.itd that she did it. "NEas ior:r asked Ihurber. ''I don't know why did i'," she answered, 'lt was n o moment of passion, WIS jeCl- oUs." The detectives who are on the case, give u as their belief that u k a case of suicide and not murder.
 LONDON. Sept. 15-Si- Charles Dilke returned to London to-day suc GunCunc- ed that be NIll re enter public life as fine proprietor and edItOr Ot a London daily newspaper.
 LcvDox. Sept. Ij-The Pall Mall Ga zette "a indignant st the hardihOod of Sir Charles Duke. and publishes an sT- tic!e calling upon tEe queen 10 yindlcate toe purity ot English homes snd the sanci!ty of the judicial oath. and Io ie- move the psme of Sir Charles Dilks from her pnyy council
 LONDON, Sept. l5-Advices from Apia stale that after the departure of the last of the men-of-wEr which had recently visited the Samoan lslauds, the rival native Lings reuc wed the:r civil War.
 SAN ANTONIO, Texas, Sept, l5-The c d 4 Sea ftrru Nrs#Esr.a and theIr chiefs. Naich,Z and Geronimo, coItinue tO rbsoTi all attention. NIsI'- CTS were rigIdly excluded from seeing them to-day. They spent the day II playing cards in their tents or smuklns aui -l.epiug on the sward beneath the m 5rageCus China trees. Geronimo had recovered from the attack Of indigestion produced by his gluttony yesterday. He s4ys he 00a't eat any more candy for a wC, k. II. and Natchcz are both very leticeut. Geronimo asked how much longer they would be kept here, and II he d uot sCon tO be sent Co Florida. The information could uOt be given mm for 'he reuson thGt it Is not known by the officers here. GerOaimO says be wants to go to Florida, where his three squaws are. He does not claim the squaw here with him. He says she k hIs hand maiden.
 Lawton will leave here Tor his post in a few days. He was engaged to-day m nskIng ont his official report. The re port doubtless will be a highly interest ing document, graphic and descriptive in detail. twill, however, be a state se- crrt until promulgated from headquar- ters iu Washington. Lawton has been heretofore accredited with the capture 0f She Apaches. He IS modest as well as brave. He would not deprive the of- tirer of credit who made the capture or received the surrender. He IS LIeuten ant Charles B. GaievOOd, of the Sixth Cavalry. GatewCod sent out two of his scouts to GeTODimo's camp, with tiag of truce and had foll owed shortly after ward. and Was talking tO Geronimo when Iawton rode up. Layton and Gstevood were both pressing the say Hges hard and came up with them al mosi simultaneously, but GatewOOd got m his work a lIt,le earlier than Lawton and q. liv,red them to Lawton, his supe- rIur riii.cr. v ho in turn delivered then ,C Gclc-al Mics.
 4 is probable t1.t C.tewood and Layton wlli both bs promoted and Der LaTs severa' other officers NnO were WItl ihem ia the campaign. The seutimen. naTg l. strongly In favor Ut promoting ,hem liL Lieut.. Smith. one of them wCs iil to-day, LIt k much better this even u-.
 Although 'he people were denied ad mission Go the il.lnsure wherein the In disLs g5e confined, thCa sands gatht rec aeuUt and fought with each other fo- places Of advantage where they could peep through the lrIyiugs Uf the iron gates.
 Several c7piuus showers fell 10 the Gf ternoou, bat did not drive the crowd away aud they s.aId there until It was SO near dark that DO glimpse Ot inc sayages could be obtained. The crowd has be cope so rude m their curiosity as Go b. a great annoy ance Co the officers and prisOuers, ali of whom complain bitterly thereat.
 SAN FEANCIsCo, Sept. l5.-The steam er Gaelic arrived this evening with Hong Kong dates tO August 2ith; Yokohama t0 Septcmber 2i. The authorities of MEca have recovered Sls,OOO from Jos. Dacruz, who k belIeyed to be sn accom- plice of Beltran who obtained S30OJ hy n forged draft from the Chartered Bank at Hong Kong. Nothing has yet been learned of BeltrRn.
 The British naval court at YokohGmi m the case ot the Am.r rican eLip CiarI-- -a k. Cary r VI. The British stef mer Giauurgau- hire, which Arose out Of collision between tle-e vessels near Heoco, Japan, June l7th. lSsJ, allows tle American vessel SG7, eco damage.
 h connection with the late Orils missionary riots in China. the iseug ii yaE-Cn, OF foreign board. have adopted the suggestion of the yiceIny that rEe of christianity must be If earned on openly, but 1T secretly, it should be suppressed.
 Tho Japan GHZettc say that tEe tots. l number or cholera eases throughout th- | country since its first appearance this l year ls 5AOOO, uf which 31.CUO eEdei 1 fatally. Indications are that Ihe cpl iemic is now abafiug.
 Int !iiEence from Seoul. Corea, says | inc cholera Is stIll raging at that city. l According to official returns the fatal 1 ,ases for July tLI- yeGT we're 3S,GO0 out | li a population Of 2JUtuO. Outside Oi | he capital the epidemic is equally fatal | N fAAAA4T n AI Na4t III0NlNNE NA lNEl-nOAAN 'OiO, and at TOral 6.CO0 deaths are re- ported.
 SAN FEANCIsCo. Sept. 15.-Marshsll A Bates, cashier with Callingham t5 O., ocal agents of several foreign insurance has been discovered short III iis account. The shortage 1t k believed sIll Teach SlOOOO. Bates. who has been 'mplOy'd by Cs!lingham S Co. for ten ears. has not been arrested aud 1t l. tated that his friends will settle the discrepancy. Bates has a good reputa. lon Hud the announcement uf the short ge k received with surprise. l. Is tatec ;bgt Bates lived beyond his neaHs. which caused him tO become d-fbuiter.
 SACRAMENTO, Sept. lj-Nichael Day. 't arrived here from 'ha east this morn lE. Ite Bc. ;b.s afternoon publishes u Iuieiyi v wi h.m ou the subject of 1 be- pamphlet i--uad hy the Engli,L oval --L Patriotic Union on "th- .atGs ct tha Irish tenant farmer" 'avI'- says the lrguu euts advanced in -c p1r-aa!,. a.e G,terly misleading and md Co create @ uisc0ncepiiun m the | ..uds of iLe American public ss to the Zac' Ira-eut s.b'e Cf affairs m Ireland e draws marEsd attention Co the great I