Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-05-29

CALABAsAS, May 2 w. Oven just ar rived fro n LebO aDd Lsw5 ms com msnds now at Bear valley. He reports tracks of only f1ur Indi4ns. Lieut.. No- ble with twenty five infantry IS at Gro Blsnco. The n tiu body of he Indians are supposed 10 be in the Psj,ritos.
 A report has just been received which says a band Of twenty two Indians were at Cssits, Sonora. The IL LdiaDs are scst- tering every where and the trhops are in pursuis of all the pRrsres, Int have been unable to find them in camp together. General Miles makes his heaGouarters at this point for the present.
 CALABAsAs, May 22-Frank and Peter Burke killed the Mexican stage driver from Nogsles to Tucson a. 7:30 this morning. The coroner's verdict was jus rfisble homicide.
 LEBANON, Ohio. May 22. - General Durbin Ward died at 2:3O o'clock this afternoon.
 SAN FRANCISCO, May 22.-The irriga- ton convention h session here for the past three days, has adopted a resolu- ton calling upon the legislature to en- act such laws as will secure the sbroga- ton of .he English common law doc Urine of rlpsrian rights, and obtain amendments to the s,,@@'ss S''s.seItutlon se which will establish the right of irriga- ton against the riparian doctrine.
 BERLIN, May 22.-Emperor William as soon ss be learned of the tra zic death of Mrs. Pendleton, ordered to be con veyed to the American minister as Soon as be should have recovered from the first shock of bis great grief, the official tender of imperial condolence.
 WASHINGTON, May 22-The talephonic investigation committee was in session about two bours this afternoon consid- ering the offer made by Young yester- day of addiiio lal evidence touching the allegation ths! the patent was obtained by fraudulent means, that was disclosed by the record of the hearing before the Interior department. The following resolution was also adopted without di- vlsion:
 Resolved, That the evidence be now finally closed and that the committee proceed to make report to the house of the evidence sdduced and their conclu- sions thereon.
 The committee will meet Monday next and it is expected the members will ex- press their individual views on the evil fence so as to aid the chairman Tn the preparation of the report. It is proba- lle that week or ten days will be re luired for its completion.
 BERLIN, May 22 Minister Pendletou 1as recovered somewhat from the shock nd prostratIOD caused by the news of is terrib @ beresvt meut, He IS 70 day nore composed tut remains undecided l. Ie hOught, however, by his most intimate DersoJal friends here that he will not @ able to go to New York. Letters, e'esrsms and csblegrams bearing mes ages of sympathy and condOlrnce have cured into the office of the American sgstiOn from all parts of Europe and America.
 WAsHINGToS, May 22-Tbe acting ecretaTy of the tr- asury to-day issued he one hundred and thirty seventh call Ir the redemption of bonds. The call for Sf.000.0D0 of the three per cent nsu of 1882. and notice is given that he principal and acerued IL tere=t will 'e paid the first day of July, lSS6 and hat the interest wIll cease on that lay.
 SAN FRANCISCO. May 22-J. Nugan sho was arrested here for extrRdiuon to
 ucson Arizona, ou a c4ErRe of rob
 cry was 10 have had his ease heard to- lay before Judge ToOhey, when the ase was reached Gn the calendar. how yer, be was found to be missing and IS bonds were declared forfeited.
 SAN FRANCIsCo, May 22-The Chron- 'cle's Albuquerque special says: News uss just been received from the accident which states that no one was kille 1. The ran into the rear of the freight, smashing the caboose into splinters and 'etting fire to it. The freight was heav- fly loaded with cattle and five csttlemen were injured, two of them probably dan The passenger engine was wrecked.