Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-06-02

Sheridan bore up bravely, and thougI unable to oossin sleep, showed com posture. People began Co arrive al tn, house m plumbers at eight o'clock, snt bright glances ot hope were exchanged among friends when the encouraging bulletin was issued,
 4 bulletin issued by the physician sI 2 D, m., says: "Gen. Sheridan has re tsined all the improvement noted in ihis mornings bulletin, and in addition hil mind has grovn clear.
 3p. m.-Col Blount reported his con. dition unchanged. All members of the cabinet, except Sec. Endieott, who is out of the cIty, called at the house dur1ng the forenoon. The president sent s messenger twice during the day. and ex- pressed an earnest desire 10 be prompt ly advised of any change in the Generals 6 condition, He also sent beautiful bss- ket of flowers for Mrs. Sherman, and many telegrsns of coincidence were re- ceived.
 WAsaISGroS, May 2s. - The Senate committee on judiciary this morning agaIn considered the nomination of Fuller, but did not reach any conclusion It was decided to hold s special meeting on the case next Tuesday, at which it is expected the case will be disposed of.
 CHICAGO. May 28-An almost unprece- dented rainfall fell yesterday through out the west, and great damage was done 10 the territory extending from Indiana tO Nebraska. The railroad track is un- dernesih water m a number of places, and many bridges are washed away. Farmers along the White river had to abandon their homes, the water rising sixteen feet in forty minutes. No loss of life IS yet reported.
 NEW YORK. May 2S-Aususta specials say one of Blsine's prominent friends states that Blaine's house was broken into some time s2o during the families absence and all his political aud busI- ness correspondence and private papers which were in his library were over haulded, carefully examined, and a DOT ton of them abstrscted. The matter has been kept secret in hopes that the thief might be discovered, but be never has been. The supposition IS that the rob bery was perpeirsted in expectation of obtaining something among Blsine's private papers which might be used 10 his political injury If ever wanted. The character of the papers stolen IS un- known.
 SAN FRASCIsco, May N.--John Nelson filed suit this afternoon against the Ne vsda bank, John W. Mseksy, Jas, O. Flood, J. r. Jones, COmst1ck Mill and Mining Company, and the Consolidated California and Virginia Mining Company ct sl.. wherein he alleges that Msckay. Flood and Jones, who own a controlling interest in the Consolidated Virginia, entered into 8 combination and conspir- scy Co defraud the other stockholders, including complainant, Tn pursuance of which they had all the Consolidated Vir- ginis ore crushed st the mills of the Cnmstock Mining Company, organized by themselves. On thIs ore they charged from two to three dollars ton more for milling than other mill companies would have done, thereby deirsuding the stock holders it IS claimed. ou. of fully SSOO,- 900. In addition to this the defendants, as directors of the Nevada bank, charged commissions for the sale of bullion. whereby they again sTindled .he stock holders. Other charges are made. and the complainant asks that the defendants De compelled to account for these sums. That all contracts between the Consolid- ated Virginia and companies and be- tween these companies and the Nevada bank be declared void.