Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-03-24
Fn,yrr,pr Marcb 2t-A reDor, rec.

FRASKFoRr, March 21-A report rec onmeudinR the impeachment of Tate and authorizing a reward of SJ000 for his capture bas been adopted by Ghe legislstiye committee. Auditor Heuitt says his shortage is between Sl9O.O0O and S20O.OOO- A dispatch from Frankfort states that the seuRse judiciary committee m their report to the legislature concerning proper means 10 be taken ID the Tate de- falcation case, recommended impesch- ment.
 WASHINGTON, March 1.-The ways and means committee had session to- | day which lasted but three minutes and DO attempt WAS made to formally vote upap, and dispose of the tariff bill. The republican members were left in the dark as to the reasons for adjournment.
 COLUMBIA, Mo, March 2l-A coroner's | jury has fuuud A verdict Uf vilful mur- l der against William and Jonathan BlHls lock for killing Constable GolIeo, Fri day night. while watching house where stolen goods were supposed U be con- craled. Miss Blallock, school teacher, informed the authorities that her broth | CTS did the killing, and they were arrest ed and made fuil confession of their multitudinoLs crimes. They have been for year connected with gang or horse thieves m Missouri, Arkansas, Texas and Colorado, and their crimes include murder. Fifteen arrests have been made and many more are expected to follow.
 POPLAR RIVER, Mont, March 2l-The Ice in tue Missouri river broke yesterday | and the whole river bottom including a mIlliou acres, IS inundated. The water | is the highest ever known and there will be a great loss of cattle.
 NEW YORK, March 2l.-The annual re- pors of she board of immigration shows the total number Of passengers landed at his port during She past year to be 45O.- S45.
 PHESIx. March 2l-A third man, name unknown, who left Vulture with Grioble and Johnson m the capacity of guard. has been found murdered. His body lay about two hundred yards from those of his tso companions. He is suppos- ed to have been wounded at the 'ime the others were killed and en- deavored to escape, but was pursued and -hOt dOwn. Tabor, owner of the Vulture, offers a reward oi Sl 900 for the arrest of the muTderers, and a further reward of Si,OO0 for the recovery of the bullion. The latter was valued at sll.0OO.
 DRs MONIES, h.. March 21.-The Re pu olIcan State Convention assembled thIs morning. J. F. Deliver was intro ducsd IS temporary chairman and spoke in high euIOgy ot Senator Allison after which & picture of Allison was placed on the stage amid prolonged cheers and great enthusiasm. Delegates 70 the National Convention from eleven congressional distTlcts were then sD- nOunoed. Among the delegates named are Senator Wilson. Ex-Gov. Irwin and Col. H-pourn. Standing commissioners <ere appointed and the convention sd- iourned till Two o'clock.
 OPoRTo, March 2l-While a perform auce w-s ln progress At the Banquet theatre last night an explosion of gas oc- cured and the theatre took fire and was destroyed. The house was full of spec ts,Ors and a number of lives were lost. Ten bAdies have been recovered. Many persons are injured.
 WAsHISGToS, March 2l-The house committee oD territories to-day decided to report bill for the organization of Alaska.
 WASHINGTON, March 2l.-Randall pre- sented s resolution from the Philadelphia Board of Trade declaring that Mills tarIff bill, If passed, would iDjure many of the long established industries of the country. Referred. The house in com mittee of She whole discussed the court claims for the adjustment of the accounts of the lsborers arising under the eight hour law.
 B lls passed prohibiting convict labor on pubic buildings and in the various departments of the government. The committee on territories decided to report a bill for the organization of the territory of Alaska.
 PHESIx, March 2I.-Coroner Richards arrived from "Niggar Wells,r bringing the bodies of Cyrus Gribble, John JOhn- son and also thst of Ohss. Dolittie, engi- Deer of the pumps, who it appears, rode ss escort. The lstter's body was found sboot 10 ya'ds of, The ssssssins were smbushed behind some brush, and the tracks ibdIcste that they were three in number and are heading in 8 southerly direction. Under Sherlff Murphy, of Msricops county. and Sheriff Null venom, of YavRpa,, with separate posses are following the trails of the asssssins.
 PHENIx, March 2l.-In addition to the reward oi g GOO offered by Tabor, owner O! the Vulturp. MsrcOpa county will offer a reward of $3O o and the territory SlO00 for ihc apprehension Of the murderers of Capt. Gribble and Messrs. Johnson and Dolittle last Monday.
 NASHVILLE. Tenn March 2I-A dis patch says that the cyclone that passed over Calhoun. Georgia. and east Ten nesse. last night, did a great deal oi damage and many lives are reported as lost.
 WAsHSGToS, March 21.-Cbas. G. Brady, who was appointed postmaster r tt sAn Simon. Cochise county, Arizonf, having failed tn qualify, Abel l.. Gard per was to-day sppO.nted postmaster at that office.
 WAsHNGroS, March 21.-An increase