Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-06-09

| CHICAGO June 2,-Mrs Mackie | Rswson, principal figure in the cour room shooting of yesterday, vas indict ed by the grand jury to-day fer the st tempted murder of Henry C. Whitney her husbands attorney.
 WASHINGTON June 2-Houss thi, morning passed agricultural aprropriA ton bill after which went into commit tee of the whole on the tariff bill.
 WASHINGTON. June 2.-Dr. Mathews stated this morning tba. Genl Sheridan passed quite 8 comfortable Dight and there was no recurrence of the hesrt trouble. Ills cough was no. ss severe Gs on the previous nights and On the WhOl, be had about held his own.
 Al one o'clock Gen'l Sheridan is eleep ing quietly and no unfavora6!e symp toms appeared thus far today.
 ST. LoUIs. June 2.-Vics- President Oiafs, of Missouri Pacific, has received 2 dispsteh positively denying the New York reports of Jay GoulG's illness.
 NEW ORLEANS, June 1. - Jefferson Davis celebrated his eightIsth birthday si Besuyoire, yesterday, and many con gratulatioDs and substantial remem. brsnces were received from friends. His health IS better than iI has been foV some time past.
 WAsHINGToS, June At was stated at 9;30 that there had been DO material change in Gen. Sheridsn's condition. Col Blunt said 1t had been decided not to issue snosher bulletin until 2 o'clock, except in ease of fresh complications.
 N0oS-Ger. Sheri1an's condition un- changed, IL IS understood that Dr. Pep per, before leaving for Philadelphia, told the family that the Generals condition was better than when be saw him last.
 3-35 p. mt Is just announced that he hes had a severe hemOrrhg2e. the blood elected from his mouth Is almost black and dotted.
 WASHINGTON June 4.--3-3O ?. m,- Within the las: hour another attack of bear: failure has occurred. The worst may be feared at any time.
 ST LoUIs, Juno 4.-Ex-Mayor Prince of Boston. stated to-day tha, he would retire from the National Democratic Oom nittee sri that Kelley, MInx and Dirksnsoa would do the sums. Prince said the only New Eogland state The democrats hsd any show of carrying was Come cticut, an6 If the party he for low tariff the chances there will be slight. He believed there would be a hot fight in New York.
 ST. B1UIs, June 4-Delegaies political clubs and politicians have been arriving fast this mOrCing. Union Depot was packed early, regular and special trains have been coming in st intervals all the morning. All visitors wear badges and most of them baDdsnRs. Thurman was th, one word on their lips. The ChI- cago County Democracy and IriquCis Club were headed by baId ds oI music Tle arrival of the Ksnsss City Demo cratic Club vas the feature of the morr- ing. Their band WAS ggily arrsyed and ID -mbers of the club wore white high b ts, yellow linen dlsters and most Ci them carried red baUdsns handkerchiefs Tammary wts received by the S'. Lotus Hendricks Association, New York will, beyond doubt, vote solid for Thurman. All opposition to the old Roman seems ia a fair wny to be overwhelmed. Wat terson's friends sre pushing him for per mRnent chairman. IL Is reported this morning that Gorman, of Maryland, will he chairman of t5e committee on resO- luti9ns. There is no reason to change the prediction that stephen M. White, Of CslIfornIa, Yill be temporary chair man
 ST. LoUIs, June 4-The Ohio deleRs- ton is split oD Thurmsn's candidsture, and feeling z intense bitterness has groSn ap between the Thurman and snti-Inurrnan members At o'clock this afternoon the entire Ohio delegation will hold a m ting with closed doors to organize and take formal vots on Thur msn. A careful canvas shows tha. Thur man has majority of 1 vOte7. The Oh'o crowd are try ing hard to keep their dit terenc, from being known on the out eide, and the ThCrmgn men gre aD1IOus io smother the fact that tbey are a. war w1ih each other.
 Sr. L0UIs June 4-The Pennsylvauis delegation met this morning and after orgauIEing took ballot to ascertain its choice for candidate for vice-President B. rOllcell ThGTman was the unanimous choice.