Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-05-15
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More Indian Nurders-

NoEales, conveying the news "l
 the killing thero yesterday by the
 host;les of Chas. Murray and Thomas
 Shaw. both of Nogaies. Geronimo's en-
 :iro band Is supposed to be m that To-
 cality. TwO hundred troops are in close pursuit. The Prefect of Altar IS ex-
 peoted there today with 15O Papagos.
 The Indians are now in the HUacoIaia
 mountains. \ free Of mounted men are
 preparing to leave here on special train
 for Agus Zarca to guard tine passes
 to the eastern approach of the
 Huacomia mountains. Both Murray
 and Shaw who were killed yesterday. were
 prominent among the volunteers from
 Nogales when the hosiilss raided inc
 Santa Cruz valley,two weeks ago. Much sorrow Is manifested at their sad fate. SAy FRANCIsco, May I0.-The Calls Washington special says: The senate committee on finance addressed a letter
 to General hosecrans, calling hls atten- | tiou to the decision of the United States supreme court ID the case ot OCOnI or
 VI. Frusheer, appealed from the supreme
 court of the state of California, m which | he Is charged with having defrguded ihe | Uplted States of certain lands ID that | state and offering him an opportunity of making Rn explanation to the cOmmit-ee | if be SO desires. No reply has been re- celved from General RosecrBns thus Tar and his friends say he will take 10 mo- | tice of the letter. General Butler re- quested the opportunity to be heard in opposition to the confirmation of Gener- 1 al ROsecrans and will charge EIm with | having published in his report to the l h.use of representatives a false and ma | licious statement affecting his, Butler z, | honesty ID connection with the man | agement If the funds of the Soldiers | Home. General iosecrans has also | been informed of General Buffers | charges and has been invited to meet
 them. General Butler Is expected tO be
 present at the committee meeting on Tuesday to present hIR case.
 COLUMBUS, Ohio. May l0-In the | Ohio senate this morning, Napceleaf'i | democrat, offered a motion for correc- | ton of journal relative to the proceed
 ings of Saturday m seating the four re- | publican members. The motion was ! ruled out of order. The protest offered by Vanceleaft against the proceedings
 of Saturday has been taken under ad' vIsenent by the president.
 SAS FRASCIsCo, Cal, May i0.-This ' afternoon charges of attempting .O | bribe the jury and procuring persons tO attempt to corrupt and influence !uries
 were filed against ex-Siate Senator
 Richard Creighton, ex Supervisor Micah Do re and James McCOrd, superintend- | ent of the Sutter street railroad. All are parties connected with the defense
 in the cases of Florence M. Wright vs. | the Geary street, Park and Ocean rail road, which was decided last week ID
 Judge Edmuni's court by jury giving ;he widow verdict of S1. .j0O for the death of her husband by the cars Of de- | ieDdant and Judge Edmunds made an order to the jurors 10 answer charges ] on Wednesday morning next.
 NEW YoRs, May 1O.-The Times says: The second volume of Grants sUtobio- ' graphy which is given to the public this morning, takes up the thread Of the story where the first volume had | dropped l.. the middle of October, when ! he Egs OF his way to take charge of l operations at Chattanooga m place Of | General Rosecrans. Although concerned | Eith events ia is authors career far
 more fHnIlisr than those recorded ID the | first, the second volume will not be | fouud icss Iutercstag, and indeed 1 change Of scene from west to east with new opponents and new subOTdina.es ! to discuss proves n safe guard against | repelitiOus of the memoirs. Atth" outset | it terminates abruptly with the end of
 the wsr; the conciudiug chapter mak ' ing alllsion to the last twenty years of ! Grants public career.
 Toe Herald says: The second volume
 of Grants memoirs Is far more interest | ing than its predecessor. It has to do with greater men, greater events and | greater results. The fear sometimes ex- pressed that the old herO's physical condition during the first stage of his ] literary work would be reflected by his
 pages proved to he groundless. The
 narrative Is admirably clear, direct and | connected.
 SAN FRASCIsCo, May l0.-The Amer ! ican!refneTy to-day reduced the price on all suga's q quarter of a cent, making
 them the same a those of the CalIfor- nia refinery.
 WAsHSGroS, May 10-The Supreme Court rendered decision to-day. io the case of Lorenzo Snow Ys. inc United States. Snow was convicted under the Edmunds act ioE unlawfuI cohabitation and sent to prison where he now is. He appealed from the decree of the Supreme Court Of the territory of Utah, which
 sustained the judgment of the lower court in which he wRs convicted. The Supreme Court ol the United States holds that it has no iarisdictiOn in the
 cases and therefore dismisses them. The opinion of the court was delivered
 by Justice BIatchford.
 ATHENS, May 10.-Tuskey has sent q
 note to Greece explaining that the with drawRl Cf the Turkish minister from Athens was a step taken simply to act m concert with the powers and was not
 intended to indicate n rupture of the re- latiOns between her and Greece.
 WASHINGTON, May 12.-In the Senate to-day Mitchell submitted n concurrent
 resolution expressing 1t to be the sense congress that negotiations should be en-
 tered into, between the United States
 and the Chinese government with view
 to securing such notifications of the
 present treaty with China As nay result in stopping the coming Of ChInese tO
 this country except in case.of diplomats
 and their servants and except also in
 the case of persons at sea driven to seek a place of shelter. The concurrent res
 olution was referred to the committee on foreign relations.
 WASHINGTON. May 12-The messages
 from the president yesterday presented
 to the senate, were today submitted to
 the house and appropriately referred.
 In the morning Belmont called up the joint resolution providing indemnity to certain Chinese subjects for losses sus
 tRined within the jurisdiction of the United States. The resolution was con-
 sidered IT .ii.o committee oi the whole.
 NEW YORK, May l2-The strike of
 the sugar refiners in Brooklyn has end
 ed. The strikers surrendered uncondi- tionally and have asked for work. Those
 who are taken back will be paid Sl.45
 instead of Sl 3j as formerly. The hours
 of labor will be more reasonable and payments will be made twice a month.
 What the men struck for practically was the recognition of the right of their