Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-08-11

severe shock that silenced many wires and nuruei oit She electric lamps ap. . filled the p!lce with vivid fl l1re end cut or cOmHH GicaiIon ieUl yOfHrIly. De.
 -truc Ion of churches barns and O.heI
 property. is .epo;ted fro t1c interior
 of the state.
 STANDING l CK AGENCY. Aug, l-No council was held to-day. The only ob- Jecslans the ludi4ns offer to the a.i, are
 that the government has not ob erved It's former treaties, that the boundaries oI tSs prrseut reservation are not what She government promised, and that fsty cents Gpl ce Was 10: enough. Trey ob- lect to the SGntees and Pee having any voice in tEe treaty. They say about hEit ihe lHBc tO be ceded n worthless Gud esC Lot be s1li. The Eecomui-slopers are mskilg sH effort tO have ths rank and f.s thiEk aud sc: for themselves. Yesterday after gGiournmrnt the la- ciGrs were Sc IF groups dlscu. sing tle questions involved aud iQ the ete- hing Sitting Bull msde scci 1 call on the commissioners. The Commissioners are "w re that much OpyOGuOu aEa.y the Indians results from yhs evil advice from wLite Me2 outside and inside ;be Tea -tysiiOn.
 IGNACIO. Colo. Aug. 3-Tue Southern O'ss are sll off from the agency wish their stock. and con iiergrle time must el4pse before they can be brought m for prsl miEarT council The work of the commIsslon ls r1Gde much harder from the fact that the goverut1eas has fAiI- q tO pay them portion Gf their annuIiias and tdo settlers Iu the country and toWa surrounding the TC-rly1!iCn have viveu them the impress on that they arc Q be forced to leave their reservation whether they wish i' or no. The Italians ara fully aware or their rights under the law and will make TO ch age unless they can clearly See their coGdI;i1n IS to be bet tered by Ii.
 Nav YORK, Aug. G.-The drivers, COB dn ,iOrs Eni stgb.emen on the BrCOki-n, CEoss;oTu Surfs C Toad to the Iuca per Ci ijj men, struck yesterday because the c0EdUcsCr and dTIver of ore CAT had Ueen d'schrTged for arriving at the end of their iriJ four minutes before time.
 CHcAGo. Aug. G-LeIters of accept auce from Ger. Clinton B. Fisk and J Jhn U. Brooks. ProhibirOu candidates for president aud y:ce-president, were made public thus afternoon. Fisk's let ter twells uFO1 the necessity of national prohibition movement oEi- z to the fail ure oi the so called Lon partisan efforts to establish prohibition ID vsrlous states.
 WAsHISGTIS, August 6-The Pre,l- IarnF Faa ffr=.~s.A GnLaE.rN E.I fake charge Ot the military arrange meats for ,he funeral of Gen. Sheridan, and tC consult Mrs. SherIdan's wishes on the Cui isct. Tbs c0untermanded previous order for General Schofield to come to Washington, and he will go to NOLquitt instead. Another order will be issued. closing the Executive De- on the day O. lhe funeral. The President sent a message at l2:l2 O clock, announcing SherIdAD's death, 10 Congress. The message contains tde tribute: Above his grave affection fer the man and prIde in his will struggle for mastery Gud 'Oc much honor cannot be accorded one WH0 was SO richly endowed with all the qualities which make his death national loss.
 WAsHINGrOs. August 6.-The Senate has adjourned out of respect to the me- mory of Sheridan.
 NOSQUITT, Mass, August, 6.-Geueral Sheridan died et lU-20 last night There had been no uOiayoTsble symptoms dur iDg t1e day and the family made the u-gsi preparations for the night. At 2 20 sy mptOms Of heart failure appear e suddenly and hIs physicians apphed the remedy which had proved % sue e.. siul ID all previous nttacks. The remedies were without effect shis time luJ tbe General gradually sank into a r,cli'i of compl-te uncOnscIousness unu. he breathed his last.
 Although tue symptoms of heart fail ute tega1 scms 4O minutes before the death and although no posli b. e1ertiOn was spared 10 briog hIm out oi .t by vigorous applications Of sll known remedies. the Generals condition Els apparently not more dangerous thsn !. had been on a number of pre- vl1ls occasions when the remedies &C., their purpose; but all prov ei uuEvailiuR this time 10 arouse the General from g state of complete men tal ac0EBc.Ousness,
 WASHINGTON Aug. 6.-Tae President was informed of the death of Sheridan tbs morning, and immediately sent the ,r!iJEirg dispatch.
 Executive Mansion
 Washington, D. c. MRF. SHERIDAN,
 N0EquItt. Mass.
 While the nation m1urns its loss an d sh-r-s y0ur ssrr0E, let me express to Sor my heartfelt griefHnc most sincere ,onIoleBce.
 lSigBeG) GROVER LEyELAND.
 Flags on public buildings, hotels and many busIness houses are at bRli mast lut ot respect to the memory Oi Gel D. -sl Sheridan.
 ST. ANDREWS. W. B.. Aug. 6-Tbe Do nini1n cruiser Dream RrT.ved here ylsh 70 American ii-tirG schooner taken into ,l>sJIy for violation of the il her.es lw.
 NINyEAPoLIs. Aug GA second general n r5iaE c! rg.lrcgf employees to c~u .Iiey tlo proposition 10 form A confeder- |, sion 5f Locomotive Engineers, FIrem-n iut fkrmen Brotherhood aud SgIt-h- uss'J NutCal And Association convened ler' yc torday. The GaiEerIEg repre- 1eat7 about 10000 men.
 WASHEGr"y, Aug. G-The President 2. we'd tGe Ii -t information Ct General Sn rltat 's death by te.ephOne, R; Oak .,-. ih!s morning. lie CEm5 iu'c the ..ty at once a-d i-suei OrJss5 directing iu- us.iaagi lag be displayed st half -a,t oa ..i 5JI ii gs and the executive | pr n ut. COi ke leg. of Gen. SLer- .il.'. s--I. VII leave Washington for No-qgi.t tEis f;;eruCol and xI! take xish aiu The Gen 7ais svcrd Hni uni -oru. Il- Secretary c' Na- Vi.! ilsus au order iuis afternoon directing Il Rs B. gll ihs military costs IiGos | half mast. I-a President hs- directed Ger. ' sck0fe!i tp be summoned :' Washing oa 70 e~.une rnmand of the army.
 New Y5EE. Auy G.-Tbe CT drivers and conductors ID this city will rot sup port their striking brethren in Brookly They say ,hs step was III advised anu tLe strike uucslled for.
 NoNyrrrr. Aug. 6.-The following pail beqrrr- have been selected by GeneEel iamlly. Gen. ". T. Sher- mar. Mar hall Fic d, of Chicago. Gen. ttavl-y, Spe ker Carlisle, Nice-Pfesl- cen: Franz Thomson, of the Pennsyl- v.uIs Railroad, ten. Wesley Merritt.