Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-12-06


 definitely settles that Parnell will not voluntarily retire from tEe leadership of the lrisL party.
 WASHINGTON, Nov. 28.-The war de-
 partmens is in receipt of a number of
 dispatch ss from the seat of Indian
 trouble, all indicating an improvement
 of the situation and General Brooke says
 every hour lessens the strength of tbe
 dlsafected. Little Wound has come
 to the Pine Ridge agency and
 his brother braves are following him.
 Short Bull of the Rosebut agency. one
 of the most troublesome Sioux and his
 followers to the number of 300 lodges
 returned to Pime Ridge Tuesday.
 Sodus Bay yesterday duck hunting. The
 boat was found on the beach with hole
 ln the bottom this morning. The men are
 undoubtedly drowned.
 NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 27-A telephone
 f.0lu Bayou Sara gIves the particulars
 of the loss of the steamer T. H. Weath-
 er5yesterday. Fire was discovered in
 a pile of sacks of seed surrounded by tiers of cotton bales. The capitan order ed the boat headed for the landing. Be- fore the boat was within a hundred yards of the bank the water around her was black with struggling men who jumped overheard. Most of them pro- vlded life preservers and it is believed that all those who waited till the minute to jump got safely to shore. Those Those known to have been drowned are the steward, first cook and two others all colOred, and white deck passenger,
 MONTGOMERY, Nov. 2S. Pugh was elected United States Senator this morn ing to succeed himself
 LONDON, Nov. Gladstone has is- sues reply to Parnell's manifesto in which he denies entoto the statements by the Irish leader in regard to the re- tention of the Irish members in the imperial parliment; Settlement of land or agrarisn difficulties in Ireland and certain other matters.
 NEW YORK, Nov. 2S-Sehedules on the consignment of John T. Walker & Son were filed today and show liabilities S2,94 900, norminal assets S1,433.OOO. Actual assets sl0,O00,000.
 NEW YORK, Nov. 2S.-Martin Loppy, convicted of murder for killing his wife July tth, was sentenced to death today. The yIne set for execution within week oeginnlng January 3rd at Sing Sing.
 AR lNsAs ClTY, Kas., Nov. GA trade nom the Osage Reservation says the usage Indians have begun a ghost dance and are very ugly and insolent. They are wellarmed.
 NEW YORK, Nov. 29.-The German steamer Standard, Captain Ranger from Hamburg arrived and reports that on the even lg of the 18th he sighted yes sel showing a signal of distress and touno her to be the the Bark Claudlns rom Mlramichi for Larne, water logged. He launched boat and after much diff iculty rescued all hands. Thirteen men n all were brought here.
 GETTYSBURG, Pa. Nov. 29-Johnston Buckard < Co. bankers have suspended
 SAN ANTONIO. Texas, Nov. 29.-There IS great interest manifested in Texas and Mexlco in the case of Mrs. McCabe, wife of Judge McCaDe, now on trial at Mexico, on the charge of having murdered Judge Stein. The ap- peal used by Mrs. McCabe several weeks lgo for money to defend herself in the rial, which was published through out he United States, gave the case wide lotorlety. Mrs. McCabe was not allow 'd bail, but has been confined to her ped in the cell of Mexican prison with severe sickness for nearly two months. According to the testimony on Satur- lay and yesterday, the accused commit ed the deed because she had been gross y insulted by Stein. Corporal Vssseti 'f the Sixth Calvary, stationed at Rein 'sa, Mexico, at the time of the murder, concluded his testimony yesterday. He wore that on the night of the murder. lrs. McCabe was assaulted by Stein on he street after she came out of the heater; that he grabbed her and at empted to drag her to a lonely part of he town, but that she freed herself rom his grasp and ran. About an hour ater, he heard the pistol shot and rec gnlzed in the assailant Mrs. McCabe. he testimony ofVesseti caused much xcitement in the courtroom, as it was 
 NEW YORK, Nov. 29-Henry Willard rrived at Hoboken this!mOrning on the teamer Aller from Bremen.
 WASHINGTON, Nov. 29.-The secretary state is informed that the United tates ship Charleston sailed from Ho- oiulu for San Francisco having King -slakua on board who makes the trip pr the benefit of his health. The vessel expected in San Francisco by the fifth roximo.
 JACKSONVILLE, ILL.,Nov. 29.-The sen- stion of the day is the trIal of Nathan osten, the colored coachman of Miss rankie Keener. He was employed by [iss Keener's mother until the death of le latter. when he was still retained iD le family by the daughter. He often Dpea-ed in the same buggy with her, nd some people thought they trans -essed the rules of propriety in that 'epecs, and once band of White Caps Dpet ed at the family residence at ght and ordered POsten to leave. He as finally sent to Iowa to look for me ,-eperty of the estate, and last inter came back to see Miss Keener, ho, however was not at all anxious to 3 seen by him. He was somewhat nder the influence of liquor during the ", though not enough to render him He went to the family resi- ence duiing the evening and a shoot 2 s.rape ensued, concerning which 70 stJrIe1 are told. POsten claims he as attacked by the Keener boys, and ] trying to defend himself either be or me5O6 else shot Miss Keener, nearly llin- 2, and also shot Ralph Bar oft, q! ung man through the arm. The K ener's claim that Posten first at cked \ iss Keener and young Bar oft who were standing together and OtILa former and the latter without cuse. The shooting attracted great terest t the time and has maintained ever since. The trial was put of at st term of court, but was called dur