Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-03-24

hOLBhOObs As 1.s hsECu Gl- knc cS yerest suOu storm of the season accom- panied by 6 str"ng south wind prevailed here yesterday.
 FRASKFoRT,Ky., March 20.-GOvernor Buckuer ihis morning suspeadsd tue state treasurer, James W.. Tate. Tate is charged with de falcation and is said to have fled the state. The deiaultinR official has been treasurer for twenty-one years. l. is thought his shortage will amount to between $50 co and Sl50.C0C.
 The investigation immediately in-- st,tuted on the recommendation of Gcy. Buckner disclosed before noon a deficit in Taie's office of Sl5,0O0 in the past II years.
 The discovery of shortage is a result of SD examInstioD of Tste's books, com menced some days ago by sn expert accol ntsut. Tste's bond Is for three hundred thousand and It will cover the deficit. He was ID Louisville, Saturday, and uas observed to be drinking hard. an unusual thiI q for him. Since that tune be has not been seen. and his whereabouts are unknoEn. Tate WAS elected state treasurer ID 1867, having been nominated by the democrats. He has been reelected continuously at each election since then, making his term cf office over twenty years.
 PHESIx, March 20-Cyrus Gribble, super intendeDt of the Vulture mine and a man by name of Johnson were mur- dered last plight on the road between here and Yulture. GrIbble was en route to Phenlx with a bar of bullion and Johnson accompanied him us guard. The bullion was taken and the bOdi-s of the murdered men left lying where they fell. 50 f-t there Is no clue to the mur- derers. The town IS much exoI.ed and several parties have gone i0 pursuit. IL the murdsrers are caught they will un- doubtedly be lyDched, ss the feeling o' the people over the outrage runs very high against them.
 SAN DIRGo, March 20-The chsiD gang, while at work on the street this afternoon. mutInied and had 10 be beat en into submission by the police officers.
 SEATTLE. March 20.-The First Regi- ment of the Armory Association Eas in- corporsted for the main purpose to erect here the largest srmory and drilling hall in the northwest. The cost vill be about ten thousand dollars, and the work will be begun at once.
 BERLIN, March 2O-In the Reichstsg to-day, Herr Alderman introduced sD urgent motion requesting Prince Bis msrs tO introduce at the next session a bill for the erection Of a monument to the late Emperor William, founder O' the empire. The motion was adopted without debate.
 SACRAMENTO, Msrch 20.-The bodies ot McM,-ters, Hoops, CopgrOve and Moth, killed Tn the wrrck at Tsmsrack yesterday, was brought here this after noon and taken to an undertaking es- ia lishmeni. The men were frigh,fully crush q. McMsstei's body was found lyiog beneath one of ihe engines.
 FLORENCE, March 20.-W 4. Levi, s gambler aud e1 convict, was shot and in- stsntly killed st Silver King, yesterday evening. by I. B. Fox. Levi met Flo. iu Williams saloon and applied foul epit- hets to him and reached for bis pistol hlANu hA kAA 6AAbh through the heart.
 WAsHISGroS. March 20.-A bill su. thorlz,rg the President to confer bre- vet rank on army fficers for gallant ser vices rendered m Indian campaigns, was placed OF the calendar.
 Weaver. of Iowa. introduced a bill providing for the issuance of legal ten der treasury notes in lieu of those esti- mated to be lost or destroyed. The house then resumed consideration of the resolution assigning four days for the transaction of business reported from the committee on lsbor. Bills were then passed for the protection tn their wages of the lsborers in ;he District of Cnlum- bia and territories. and extending the provisions of the e'ght hour law to let te< carriers.
 SEATTLE, March 20-Albert Fre1er- icks, who shot and killed bis friend. AL bert Schrsmbling of thIs city las, spring and was to have been hanged the 29th of this month. oy order of the dIsiric, court will have a re-heariDg before the territorial supreme court.
 WALLA WALLA, March 20-C. s. Voorhees,, delegate tO congress from Washington Territory. de lines re-nomi- nation st the hands of the democratic convention.
 WISSFMUCcA, March 20-The annual meeting of the Nevada Live Stock As'O cIstion was held here to-day. The re- ports show the live stock busIness 10 be in tiourIshing condition and the losses
 rom winter causes, light.
 FLAGSTAFF, March 26-The west bound passenger trsio left Flagstaff at 3:45 this morning and another IS due from the east at II a. m. The east bound passenger Is due At 10 a. m. Three freigh. trains went west early this morn- ing. As soon as the wires were open, q for business, Station Agent Fitzgerald received orders to re-instate all suspend ed empl yes and place the station on its old busineBs basis.
 MARsHALLTowS. Ia, March 2O-The engineers on the Central Iowa railroad returned to work to-day.
 SAS DIEGO, March 20-The engineers and firemen returned to work this morn ing.
 NEW YORK March 20.-The Sun to- morrOT Will publish several columns of General BRdeau's version of the c"ntro- versey between him ,elf and the Grani family regarding his claim for compeu- satiOn for assisting ID the preparation fl General Grants Mem'irs. Badesu de- lends bis position and recit-s bow mnch pains he (B8deau) took to make General Grants book perfect at the expense Of lIs OVID work on which be had been en- gagged sixteen years.
 PARIS, March 20.-The funeral services lt tbe late Sep, Cirnot, father of PresI- lent Garnet. was held today and was largely attended.
 WAsHISGToS, March 2O-Blair asked Plstt to withdraw his objection of yes yesterday to the second reading of tLe oil giving preference for civIl service lppoIntments among persons dislOyai daring the war, to such ss served in the confederate army, and plaiformed wounds or q sabIlIties. Blair said he u1derstood there were to-day twenty .housand ex-soldIers of the c0nfederacy EhU lost their limbs in the service and s very large number Ot them were desti- ute, these should have preference in sp- 1uintments. other th'rgs being equal. \ long debate followed and speeche-. We're msde by a number of senators. southern senators while expressing the <indlics. feelings for the generosity