Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-06-09

Irish affairs affects morals only and doe. not interfere with politics.
 SELMA, Cal, May 3I Among the principal losses are J. V. Shelton S Sons, general merchandise, $500; ID, sursnce, S4JcO; Morris < kayD, genera merchsndise, loss, Sl6,OO0; insurance SyOOO; Mrs. l.. Cohen. building. loss Sls,OJO, insurance Sl2.O00; U. Brady hotel furniture, loss S2OO0 uninsured J. b. Brewer, druggist, loss s2500, insur- ance SiOOl; J. F. Shelton, jaweler, loss S2OOO. no insurBnce.
 ST. Lotus, June 1.-The city is gra- dual!y filling up with visitors and dele gates 10 the Democratic Coaysniion The Vice Presidency is the all s-sorbinR tople. The Republican this morning ssJs: Thurman can have the nomination it be wants It. The same paper says that senator Hearst of California Is promis- ing dark h0t5e. The eenstor Is in St. Louis and in an interview sad he WAS not rching for the Vice Presidency and considered his present honor enough. To RnsEer 70 the question be replied "l csa car-y California Oregon and Nevada as the Mica Presidential candidate of the Democratic party" I tEiok almost any Democrat with Cleveland m front of him can carry the Pacific Coast States, but l am sure l can.
 The arrival of the Califorris delegs- tion yesterday added some interest to the | Hearst boom but it's understood that tbe senator himself has been inclined to dis courge 1t and that the real choice of the Caliiornihns IS Thurman. The fret ob- | ject of the delegation however IS to make | one of their member temporary chair m7u, The delegations from California, Oregon, Nevada. Washington and krizo na are expected to net as B unit and con- siderable active work is beirR done ir the interest of stephen Nj. White. of Los Angeles.
 FLORENCE Ariz. June l-Last night about eight o'clock e1-Sherif Gabriel was standing at the bsr of the TnDael Saloon, when Joe Phy came n the door and both began shooting. Gabriel reach ed the door, went ont and was followed by Phy, ana several shots were fred out side. Phy received three shots and Gabriel two. Inc former died shortly after midnight. Gabriel WAS shot through the body close to the heart and and through the right groin, the ball coming out close to the spine. The doc | tor thiu ks the chances of bis recovery | doubtful, The cause of the bad feeling originated when Phy was deputy under i Gabriel and WAS discharCed. The trou- ble little 2. first grew bitter during the last cam paigD and lately Phy hsd talk ed considerably about GHbrlel, whom be believed would be opposed tO Tim Rs candidate for sheriff st the corning cleo | ton. Gabriel was told yesterday Co lo. kOut for Phy and when they met each expected Hn attack. Pay will be buried a; three O'cl ck this afternoon.
 3p.m- Gabriel IS resting quietly. No material change m his condition.
 SAcRAxESTo. June l-Governor Wa termen has offered Q reward of $500 Tor the lrrest and conviction of the parties consp,ring the mob implicated in the hanging of John Wright sliGs Graham ID the town ot St. Helena. Napa county, May fast.
 NEW YoBK June l,--Justice Maurice Power who came from Washington Tues day with the President, says the New York dsIegRtion will be sOlId for Thur mA1 for vice President, Tim Campbell elfo one Of the presidential party, says he hss instructions for Ihnrmsu, The delegation will hold c meeting in & Louis Monday afternoon tO pass TesOlu- tions favorable 10 Thurman.
 NEw YORK Jlge 1-UnqnestIonsbly ihe great orRt;onal event of tbe Rspubli- osu National Convention will be the | speech of Col liott. c. IoZeFsoll, as it Was Iu tSe Republican Convention of ] lS76 when for tLe frat time he christeD- ID a In garsc,i nas been invited by the delegates oi Illinois, his native state, to present Judge GFeshsm's name to the cOnyen- tion Rad has agreed 10 do so. This VIII ! be the ColOnefs Grss participation m poiItics fo- se .ral ears G-d II Gresham should bs nominated he may be expect ed to ,sk. the stump for him.
 WAsHI.ToS, June i,-The effort was renewed ir ihe house by Spinols ot New York to nave passed the senate bill tO revive the rank O, General of the Army for the benefit of Sheridan. but kilgUre of Texns agaln objected. Nii.s of Tex as asked iu the name of tEe confederate soldiers living end dead. that tbe house | consider the bill. Other objections were made but ,he republicans resorted to dilstory tactics and the bill was final ly passed. At 45 the bill had been signed oy the speaker of the house aud the presiding oficar of the senate and sent to the President.
 The President at once signed the bill | and sent the nomlnstiOn oi Philip Sher- idsn .o the senate. The senate went In- to executive session and confirmed lt. General Sheridan was informed of the signing of hls commission shortly be- | fore three o'clock and expressed himself ss extremely grsiitied,
 CHIcAGo, June Mrs. Meekie Raw son, who is Q defendant ID the divorce suit commenced by her husband, Banker RsEsop. fired five saots with revolver st Col. H. c. Whitney, her husbands at | torney. iu Judge JemIeson's court room this morning while the psrties were waiting for the divorce case to be oslled. One sbot took effect in Whltney's leg and another in his groio. The latter | will probably prove fatal. Mrs. Hsveon WAS arrested and taken to the sheriff s office.
 W,surSdToS, June l.-The house bill to amend agrIcultursl colleges set of | 1862 and other supplemental acts passed and the senate took up the Indian Rp propriation bill and considerable desul- tory debate ensued. A colloquy took place between Senators Plumb and Bates iu regard to the administration ot the ! office of comnIssioBeT of Indian sifairs. the former asserting that the condition nf things ID the Indian Territory IS worse now than for many years. Bates defended the character, ability, honesty and efficiency of the commissioner and challenged the Senator from hsnsas [" prove bis assertions, which Plumb prom ised to do. In answer to question from Blair, Dawes said be supposed the Catholic church secured more of the contracts for the educssion of scholars in the Indian Territory than other de nominations because It had bureau ID Washington to look after such matters Bill finally passed. Adjourned.
 WAsHISGTo~. June l.-In the debstt on the tariff bill Holman, NcCormick and Wilcox spoke briefly on the lumber tariff and question WAS put on Adams amandment to substitute January 2nd 1889 ss the date of application ot Ire, list, vas defeated by vote ofol to SIS
 Buchanan oi \. J. offered sn amend
 ment to exclude foreign prison made -