Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-09-25

cation the committee found that McAl- lister had always been faithful and et- fciept officer, that there was nothing in the case calculated to place discredIt oD him ns an official or a man. and that the removal was for political reasons and 1t was the intention to have removed the i, junction of secrecy from the report, but in the hurry of the closing hour of the session this was forgotten.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 2l--It is stated that U. S. Collector FoRarty sci ed to- day four hundred and forty pounds of oplum valued at about S6 OO0. on board the teamer GhselIc. Nothing could be ascertaIned regarding the n alter from the customs officials.
 DENVER, CnlO., Sept. 22-A shocking shooting afTrsy occurred on the White moore ranch, near Golden yesterday. H. B. Whlt-moore. while in bed. shot his wife twice, thinking she was burglar. One ball entered the left side of the neck and the other the right shoulder. coming out below the right shou der blade. The story as told by White moore is as follows: When we retired I had four hundred dollars with which l intended to pay debt tomorrow. This bid Tn ny drawer. Just before 1 went to sleep I remember my wife said she conld not wear the new tiannels she had on. and would have to change them. About one o'clock thIs morning l was suddenly awakened by noise in the room and saw a dark form between me and the window. 1 immediate Iy thought of my money and thought a burglar was in the house. raised myself ID bed and fired. The figure came straight to- wards me and l fired again. Then we cllncheI aud I discovered 1t was my wife who had got up io change her h4nnels and was mistaken for a thief" Mrs. WhitemOore in whose presence the story was told. was asked If 1t was cor rect. She nodded assent and attempted to speak, but could not. although she made the most piteous at tempts to do SO. The husband is almost crazed with grief over the unfortunate affair. No arrests will be made. as the shooting IS believed to be accidental The physicians say 1t IS impossible for the woman to recover.
 LEgoORE, Cal, Sept 22-The verdict of the coroDeT's Jury ID the murder of c. $. Hayes. vas returned last night at II o'clock, that C. $. Hayes came to hIs death from guDshot wounds at the h,nds oi Henry Beaver.
 LAMPssAs. Mex. Sept. 22-The fir,t reps rt oi the battle with Fl Coyotes hsnd. near tbs place on the 10th inst, IS fully confirmed, and Fl Coyotes bod has been identified beyond question.
 NEW YORK. Sent 22-The regatta committee gave ths Newport races 10 Gi;sna. May flower, Stranger md CIr- derells.
 NEW YORK. Sept. 22-At the COney Island Jockey Club yesterday, among the starters in tine three quarters-Of-a- mile dash for two-yesr olds, WAS Porter Ashe's Vera" During the progress Of the race Vera stumbled and fell and w-s so badly injured that she dIed soon after.
 VICTORIA. B. C.. Sept. 22.-Judge Gray IS refused the application to further reFpite Sproule. the kootneai murderer, and his execution is eel Tor October lst.
 LONDON, Sept. 22-Ferguson. under foreign secretary, announced ID the commons tbi- afternoon that personal accommodations were passing in Lon don between representative Of Her Maj=sty's government and The United States minister in the direction of the removal of the friction between the fishIug interests Of the United States and Canaia, arising out Of a defect Ot the present treaties.
 Churchill gave notice of the intention Of the government to intrCdu'e in ihr next session a measure Tor a consider able mO0ifcHtious on the present method ot cole ting pubic business ID the commons. The announcement was accepted Rs pOrteLding further TepTes sive measures against the ParnellItes.
 GRAvEsESD. l.. l., Sept. 22.-At the COney Island JO, key Club meeting to- day, the ParkvIlle handicap stakes, mile and one-eighth. was captured by the California Colt, King of Norfolk lime, 1ljI&.
 HAxFoRD, Sept. 22-The coroner's jury ID the case of c. ; Hayes, who was killed at LemoOre Sunday evening, brought in q verdict charging Henry Beaver with the murder lt sppears that Beaver, who is a OunR man abont lg years rf age, residing at L-mOOre, was "A injected suitCr Of Mis- Lulu Smith anu that she was engaged To Mr. Hayes. CIrcum~tantIal evidence Is strong tending to show that Beaver through motives Of jealousy dId the There IS great excitement over the affair, Gs Hayes was highly Beaver was taken thi, morn Ing to Nisalia and committed 10 Jail. Hi- examiDa-inn l. sei for October 4,h.
 KASsAs CITY. Mn.. Sept. 22--rwO freight traips on the Missouri Pacific railroad collided this morning, thirty miles enst Of this city. The ;wo trains met on curve and both were dIiched- Geo. CoWles and John Light ot S-daliH, engineers of the trains were both kIlIed | and the two fireman injured. The wreck tolk fire and about ten cars were burned with their contents. : ven were l loaded with hogs, cattle hHi she ? | V hich were burned or mAimed and mauy l nf the carcasses were burned. Passenger trains were delay ed several hours.
 JERSEY CrTY, \. !, Sept. 22.-The | President and Mrs Cleveland and party ! arrived here at 5:lJ p, n., m private | gar of the president Ui the Delaware S l Hudson Railroad and Canal company. No one lest the car while U renamed 10 l he Pebusy ,vania railroad depot. Com few people were aware of the arrival Oi the party The president was .ngrOs ssed wIih his mail and uevspaI CTS shIIe Mrs. Cleveland appeared tO be m crested in the usus. q pot sights A 5:4j p. ID the car was attached Go the | ImIied Washington express and left for he capital
 SAS FRANCIsCO, Sept 22-A special t1 he Examiner frCm Albuquerque, \. M.. ays: As a mark of their high appre- ration ot the valuable work done by | jen. Miles and his officers by ridding be territory of the mnrderuus band Of lUstile sayageS, the citizens Oi Alba Iuerque have made arrangements. to i've banquet to the general and hls i, fl on Monday evening next, Vhen all be prominent citiZeus and federal of- icsrs oi thIs territory and AuzoDa wIll ,e present. TnIs banquet IS intended lot only as Q fitting tribute to the sol her who nas done SO much for tbis sfc- ion of the country, but also Co furnish ur prominent citizens an opportunity O become acquainted with hIm.
 WAsHrNGTJS, Sept. 22 2-Secretary S.yard has ser' letter to all consular flicers of the United States enclosing,
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