Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-06-16
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NOGALRs, June 1.-The roDt CTS l6y Tor sGa hohIInx were last night 'Bken tO Guay mas under a s:rOSg milltsry guard l. l, ubders. .oOd that sfter the 'xzmIr
 ns evidence against them t1e RuihJTI- tIes turJed them over 10 Be miil. al! ! authorities. SEIch Is squISEirpt tO a sen
 eure to be slot. Nevertheless both tbs nrn had plenty O. good c!vi hip2 As both ErTe yesterday eSelIbS ITvVlde~, b: she N x.cal .Iy Futnest Siih ueN rili' rae gsusrsi O,IDIUu i- tbE, 0 tn tn-
 neu EIil De shot Imm-ci .teis up. n tbeli 4rTIv=l at Guay mus Hitfouyh lt mhy be s.m tune before { e gt avrHi Eunhc VII. b made agBfe as the fact. EG sIn
 uai Ca lied them to 3r mus wac iht anne t6at they ruDc-d. tu:iy :En thou . nI people Eeihsr-I At tho depUt te
 ore tue prisoners were is' en from the jail.
 WAsHINGroS, Jane li.-Grsy speak ipg on the fisheries treA'y sad She sen ate was bou4d tU pTe>CD. ta!s tr siS was the ou;come oi honest Sn-eayUI and trio;io discretion on the part ci the executive aud ths. tn- Presltsr was right when be said Is . q Ceen made 1n basis hoEOTsoie and iI,t I' bOtn parties. Some rlu.s had iern est ht sad by the seEatcr from Ma n (trye. cn the secretary or sta,e Cus th re neTsi came from the state oeaArtmeut any thing like she surEenie of the riEh;s oI Americans in the treaty oi 1871 Thict was consideECd o1S of the rIlmIhs d General Grants administration. He went on to say the psndiEg treaty Wal the practical and sensible Tsy Ci deGlibG with the question. TLs de smocrg.ic party and executive were to dsy on The Amer icau side of the question. O. motion oi Sherman further debate was postponed till the 24 b of June.
 Senator Chandler introduced B bill bY request EVpropTisiing Sl5O,OO0 for the devalopneD: and encouragement of siis culture ia tue United Siates. lt Ru' taorizss the establishment of experi- meutal silk culture stations throughout toe country end provides for free dis;r.' button of mulberry seed and silk worm eGgs.
 NoGALEs. Iuns Il.-Sidoey ". Car penter. an o,d citizen of P!mz county and a widely known Democratic poli,i- cign, died here today stler Ga illness ol several months, He had held several public offices and SHs the first b. mo, crsiin postmaster appointed il south ern ArIzona.
 GAINESVILLE. TeIss. June ll-Four companies of colored United States troops who have been stationed at Fort Sill, Indian Territory. for some year: passed through here yesterday on thsll Say 10 New M-KIco and AriZODs, Cap taios CartErixht snd Johnson with their companies are ordered to Fc-i Apache. Captain Gu,heIie and bis com psny of white soldiers came in cn t., Santa Fe Saturday from Ssul's Valley Indi ID Territory, ard embarked fO Fort Sill where they take tbe plHce oI me coiorej troop who have been qIsr
 cred theIr so long. Indics,Ion~ O. In- dlan troubles oa the frontier las csnsec ,he sending of these troops to dssigua | iei points above mentioned.
 RENO. Nsv. Suue ll.-the CzlitOrnif d legation to tbc Republican conven'io' arrived h.ra this RfterbcOn. 4 lsrg' oumber o' pPopie was al the depot R.C th. tram wss received wrh en'husIss D 4ui speeches Eers made by NJ. NJ, Este. Creed H.ym and Corporal TGDnsI | Tn. Nev .dt dsleSs i'm ] nd h. trs'u hera. The cam ,ge done to the drccrs ticus in Sacramento, by vAGdsls hli been partly repaired.
 SAN FRASCIsCo. Jane Il.-SeEecs 4 Swain, Tee y cGuy.c sd "a coHrs' | Uf grand laIcsIy ID >t Aii'g 2 SIX h1u~hn 1 iolars Eorsh of di m 'r ds and i-seir! belor gibg 10 R. II. NsD .n4lI. v ,s sen tenctd d to ss .eo years 1t Ssb Q l-niIi s,ate prIsor. The Case will b. ap ppesle a HELENA, N lusans. Juus 1I.-Hoherl sau, cplpr, d soldier Gt Fort Shaw. oi ! Saturday Digh: got intn rOE with
 ID sn over "A wom4n and killed sn DO c.nt by-tsn5Cr. Fifty masked citizen lynched the murderer.
 WAsHISar \, Juoe 1i.-Pnnee E. iaud N4p0leOn BJnepsrt c.l!ed Gt th,
 White House to-day snd paid his re syects Co the President.
 WAsHISGr Ju1e ll.-Ucder 'h. ,.n. of states a resolution vas iatrodUc | ed by DOus heriy Ot Florida, recisIU, as there seems 10 be no probability o inc passage Cf the NH biil az this see
 zion a-d rs taerc is large surplus |. treasury dsiy accCnuis,iug, Co The d. 1 trimeat aS \ ueral businas-, and which l tends to tbo caaoeatrati11 of the cifu | laiing medium of The oonn,ry, sno ar ! ihe late u1foTtuUete and uauecessari | ci Il WAT made the tDCrmous BndUjgiiI increasing ?. asi,a list iIs: an ] n sea ! r7, and he sucocss Ot .5e srmisSI ' the i U. B. made I: possible to secure tue nc cumuls'ion CfisrGe P:;Tste and oorpo rate fortunes, he instructed the com
 mittye on Esys aud msans to report t' | the house bll!E. First, repeating al ! laws providing, for intsrnEl rev5Iue tsX
 atlon and removing Il. Of sad tax eK cept that DoT collected on spirits die. ! titled in whole or ID part from grain and upon malt lqunrs, Second, providing for the levy a=d collection oi 2 RradoA ted tsX upon all incomes cf persona ! col porations. ssso oia.ious and trusts ot i've thouisnd dollars And upwards pei anuum. The proceeds to b. I voted eI clusively to ihe psJmsnt of pensions ! hird, providing that all articles oT pro. ducts nov manufsc ured or produced ir the United States shall enter ports of the United States free ot ell import du' ty.
 BALTINoRF, June l2-The committee of convention of the National Lea1 nc Democratic Club will be held July h It is hoped tha. President Cleveland will attend. A number of prominent leaders of tbe party will te invited. BUFFALO, June l2 A cash boy asu,ed Andrew How ard has confssFe.l tLat te started th sl .C00.COO fire which destroy q the dry good store or Barnes. Hssrgues < Cn. He says he wss mad because he floor wake: would no, alloy hial to 20 to the funeral of friend.
 WASHINGTON. June l2.-Grn. She,i- dan passed d quiet right. Tie Ganor-rs condition this morning is about ihs same,
 WAsHrsGTOE. June l2 In tha house to-dny the reports of ;hs cJm mittee ou elections sfiirDIng the rI0hi rf Nand-yer to a reat from tb- SI:h District O. Cali iornIe, snd Glover from lhe NlrtA ID s- tris; of Missouri, were adopted. Tn . house then 7rnt into committee of the whole on the tariff bill.
 s MHRsET, O., June i2-The mother of Gen. Sheridan died to-dy.
 NEWT ,Rr. F. l.. JrDe l2 In the zen ersl assembly to-day. Johna'hHn A Chase was rs-slec;ed United States Senator by Q majority of both honses.