Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-30

Cali Washington sPt citi rts: 4 gen ] tisniu L-v,us a reliable .gsce Oi infor
 nation a-sur.d youc correspondent Co
 day s5a. bpsu Aauui0E Ebi C ii-n.
 VIII retire from the cab r.-, Defrr- ih,
 first of January. NIT. Naubi1g's rssig-
 signasiOn, he ssid, would b. purC.y vol
 untsry, influenced more 5y t"e secTetE-
 ry's wish for tine presidents Ter oHiUa
 non and recollection than oy his pLysic d
 inability 70 perform the dunes of bis
 office. Mir. Manning, this gentleman
 says, thinks the time has come when 6 Eestern man should be instfnstei with
 tbe management of the natIOual finances.
 The west and south will make the next
 democratic candidate for the pre-idency.
 and the business men of New Eagls0d
 and the middle states were satisfied that
 It would be impOlItIc and Cn i+r to keep
 a man known 8s the spokesman Jf their
 opinion at the head of the treasury.
 Eastern democrats engaged Iu banking
 and industrial pGrsuits believe It judi
 cIous Co select some conservative western
 man for the head of the treasury depart
 ment, thus relieving he administration
 ot the adverse criticism it has suffered
 on account of its currency and tarifi
 policies. Garland will retire. Li. gen
 tlemau says, gs soon Rs the Pdu-Elec-
 iric investigation committee car seruTe
 an RctiOG by the house on the rsf or. sS- one5dtirg hiu', submitted cur.ug tie
 last session. 1t IS expected that tbe rs-
 !oriiy will be able 10 reach report l-
 fore the holidays.
 WAsHISGToN. Oct. 26.-The Tre-il.pi
 to-day directed the suspensiOD Of M 4.
 Benton, U. S. Htt"rDey for the w-5tt su
 district Cf Missouri, and of N I. A.
 Stone, |. =. attorney for the veste-i
 district oi Peunsy ivania The sc Ion 90
 ;he ca-e ot District Attorney BsuJrI
 was based pn attenuation thH, be .-
 aOw aud Las been for sCms time ya-.
 engaged m addressing q series of pnli,i-
 cal meetings throughout Missouri, V.'b
 appointments advertised fer nearly
 every evening mp tO the time of election
 The president endorsed a paper setting
 forth tLe above statement: "Lst this
 Jificer be suspended at once," and re
 turned 1t tO the attorney general for Ru enforcement of the order The suspeu- ion of Di5tric. AttOruer Stone was made for similar reasons. Ot the suspended officers Benton k g democrat and Stone A republican.
 SAN FEANCIsCo, Oct, 2G.-John Brun- nuber, the young man who was recently arrested for sTIndllug woman with stories of an arrested husband anf need Ot bal money, attempted suicide | this morIlag ID his cell ID the city pr.- son by stuiIIug all the holes Of the ven tilators fui! of paper, closing the wicket | and turning on the gas. He was found | in an upcOnsCious,state, but with!ths aid | of oxygen generally he was brought en- tirely out ot danger.
 SAN FRASCIsCo, Oct, 26.-L. H. and l Bsui. l., BGrling, trustees fl the estates | ct V m. Benjamin, l.. and James W. ! Bur.ing, deceased, have filed com plaint Iu the superior court against . frank C. NeWlguds and F. W. Sharon, .r8ying Tor Hn acc luntIng. He sets I forth al the transactions between Wm. 1 Sharon sta Nn. Rslsto1, auI hetWeeL l sharon and pi iuiiffs ln the settlement !. of The Rzisfoa estate. Plaintiffs sue fss . Sj12 Ui7 a- executors of tte will O! Wm. Buriinc uul Sl9l s9j as executors of . shc estate ct James ". Buri.ug, the 70 nies iil Esl Co be due frCn tlt I Sharon C,'ate il settlement of tls aff4Irs af the late 70 C. Bai=tOn with plaintiff
 ST. Lovi7, t'.t. 26.-Ibe stIaBger wuo gave tine ra'le uf ummmgs. to .roih- l ;uguaIl, itr messenger, presented (" nm a ciey,riy { rSei letter bearing ih- osr!eci !-' ..i-s....isJJ. Ui ILe- signature cl Barrett, route i"cal agenS Ui the express company @. S,. Louis. The lc.;e. stated that It had been decided Co pu. sn extra man on the route, that the bearer was the person and FrOtbiDRham Sss directed to teach him the details of he business. While engaged in doing his Cummings bound Jim hand and loot and pressed gag in his mouth, led him tI the safe so that he could not move and proceeded with his work. The safe had been left open and itOkto put n moment for the rObber 10 secure bank notes and vHlusbles in the shape f jewelry, etc. He then made his es ape. Two hours later the conductor burst open tue door aud found Eroth- ngham Gs above described. He WAS luIckly released and told his experience. The robber had a start of fully two tours and 1t was useless to run back tn ry and find him. On the arrival Of ih- rain ID t5is city this morning, Frctl- iaAAA AAaA+AEAAAAG-N F0Akll AAG NA ntenCeut of the company and wG close;ed with him for some time, n. he cpd Gi Vhieh hs commenced tue of his official report re- ,ardng the robbery. The officers oi he company have nothing % say Of the flair.
 NEW YORK. Oct. 27.-Alired Smith. a millionaire and real estate own r. died yesterday. He leaves nine m.!- ions.
 PIITsBURa. Pa. Oct. 27.-Blsine left lere this morning for his trip through he anthracite regions of Pennsylvanil. The tour Ni.l take up two days and Blaine will rlske sixteen speeches,
 BAKER CITY, Oct. 23.-Fred Nit Ait. nsp today pleaded guilty of murder ID he second degree and was sentenced tO he penitentiary fer life. He is under O years old He stole four head Ci lOrses to get even on the men who yOuld not pay him his Iwages as cattle lerder. He started for Idaho with the lorses, Two oil residents of this cOuu- Y searching tor lost cattle came upon while be was asleep. The ,oy was reused suddenly, thought tue .iiicers were in pursuit, seized a Henry ! stle and shot both men dead While he set fire to the jail and gas nearly burned to death. His wounds t this time gre horrible. It is not likely be will live year in the state ,risOn.
 LONDON. Oct. 26-A conference of to- i,s was held at Bradford to-day, SD delegates beng present. The conference .dOpted the imperial federation article f conservative faith. Lord Randolph spoke on the motion prOpos- ug the approval of Beaconsfield's eastern ,olicy. and sad the government would o!low that policy ss closely as the hanged condition of European affairs would allow. This was carried. A resO- utiOn wRs adopted expressing conf .ence thR; the government would follow policy and would vigilant- y guard British interests against Rus nan aggression, and especislly prevent be seizure of COnstsntinOple.
 BERLIN. October 26.-At tbe trial of Herr Wickelo, editor of the FrOenkish 1olkesblstt. st the tribunal Ot Wurz- ,urg. for charging the Bsyarian ministry with Ill treating the late king and forcing lim to commit suicide, one witness de- dared that he never remarked anything Abnormal about Lndwlg. that be hHd