Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-07-24

other up-river towns There were also
 several army officers and three ladies. When the train reached CapOte, gccord- | ing to telegram from the customs guard to the Collector of Customs. it
 was attacked by IDnocencio Tapio and Adolfo GolzaleZ, at the head of fifty | revolctionists or bandits, and the pss- | sengers were robbed of all their arms,
 but 1t is not stated whether any of them
 were hurt.
 Colonel CarszOs with force of the Third Cayalry wBs st CapOte yesterday
 afternoon, and it is thought that be has had a fight with the revOlut.onists. Adyices from Vera, TsmaulipGs, state that there have been revolutionary riots there. in which there were three men killed. IieutenaCt Colonel Antonio Echurdis, Commissioner of the State government was wounded. Prominent Cuellerists have all been driven from the place, and have taken refuge st EscRndor.
 SAN FRANCIsCO. July l7.-TLls after noon Richard Schultz. foreman in the Chicago Brewing Company, on Pine street between Polk and LarKin streets was shot and killed by Frank Cfleichauf. IL appears that Schultz had instructed Gleichauf. who was employed aa Iaborer ID the brewery, ;o tli IA barrel Of beer certain way Gleichauf disobeyed his orders, and Schultz reported him to the superintendent. who immediately dis charged him. Before leaving the brew cry Gleichauf and Schultz made up and parted apparently as the best of friends. About an hour later Gleichaul returned to the brewery and entered the cellar where Schultz was washing his hands with his back turned to him. GleIch6uf advanced toward him, drew revolver and fired five shots; tnree of them en- tered Schultz's bach. and he fell face forward dying instantly. EndeayOrs were made by ininrIated employees ot the brewery tO lynch Gleichauf. but timely interference of the police thwart- ed their design. Both men are natives of Germany, and before this afternoon had been on the best of terms of friend s; ID, and very intimate with each other. Gleichauf was taken to the citS prison where he Is now confined.
 PARIS, July 1.-The Journal Des Debates. London correspondent says: Earl SOseberIa, British foreign minister has sent Russia sn emphatic protest against the closing of BatOum 8s free port, cherscterizing Russia's action as fragrant violation of the treaty of Berlin.
 ST. LOUIS, Mo, July l7.-The grand jury closed its investigation of the charges against the members of the house of delegates, and returned Indict- ments against six Ot them. Waters, Pishone, Bruegman. Gartenbach, ker- mar, ,and othets whose names has not yet been RscertsIned, was for drunkenness in office, and the latter Herman, PIs hone and BrUegman for bribery ln COZ nectinn with the Casino theatre invea- tlgAtion, when the bili reyOkiug that theatres license for indecent perform ances was before the house. The jury returned two other indictments for GI- tempted bribery: one against Charles A. DavIs, 8n attorney. These had charge of the electric railway Ell and Were present at almost every s, sslOn of the house urging its passage Bench war rants for the arrest Ot tEe indicted men bave been placed Tn the hands Ot tLe sheriff who will serve them as soon as possible.
 Delegates Piston. Becker hnd Adams were arrested this afternoon and brought into court. they furnished bonds in the sum of Sl ,j0J each
 WASHINGTON, July H.-Damer. from the committee on Indian affairs sub mitted report on the message of the president yetOiDg the bill granting right of way through the reservations in north ern Montana, Tecomme ndIng the passage of the bill, notwithstanding the presI- dents ot jectiOns. He said that the re port was unanimous and that he wOnld take an early occasion tO call II up for action.
 SAN FRASCIsCO, July 17-George F. Mathews, psy master Of the U. ;. war ship Ossipee tried and convicted on board of the Ossip5e Gt Yokohama, on charges oi embezzlemeBt Enl desertiOn, was sentenced on June 2il, to three years imprisonment At hard labcr IT some U. S. prison, t0 be designated by the Secretary of the Navy; to receive half furlough pay during that period and to be dlsmissed iron. the seryIce al the end of the term.
 WAsHINGTOS, Jlly lI.-Owin T. Rouse was confirmed IO- day as U. 5. Attorney for Arizona.
 SAS FRASCIsCO July lI-The hotel keepers association of this oity, have passed resolutions that the hotel rates will not be advanced during the q. 4. k. rncampment.
 CINCINNATI. July l7.-Evening news papers say: Mrs. U. S. Grant, widow of General Grant, has recently been Ill Cincinnati under care of a surgeon for the removal of q tumor, whose presence known to her intimate friends. for some time; fears have been entertained l. would cause her death. She is said to have come here and remained m secret undergoing very successful operation, and departed asking that her visit should be kept profound secret.