Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-06-27
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gineer X. Ii. Moore on the charge o
felony, by reason OF neglect of duty
thereby causing the death of Brakeman
W. q. Gorton at Port Costa on the 10th
instant WAS neld before Justice j. Il
smith today. a large number of wItnes
ses wer9 examined and testimony was
similar to that produced at the coroner.
inquest. Defendants we're discharged
on the ground that the testimony die
not prove they were guilty OF gross neg
ligence Or carelsssness.
LONDON, June A.-It is currently re
ported that a special license to marry
Mrs. O'Shea has been obtained by Par
nell, but it is said the Irish leader Us ex-
periencing difficulty in obtaining the ser
vices OF clergyman willing TO overlook
the fact that Mrs. O'Shea is a divorced
woman.
SAN Francisco, June A.-Commencs
ment day of the state university were
held today at Berkeley and degrees war
conferred u pom 81 graduates by acting
President Kellogg.
DCBLI., June 24.-The retirement O!
Justin Mccarthy from the leadership OF
the Irish party ID expected, directly
John Dillon is released from jail. Nc
Carthy is generally admitted to have
proved to be a complete failure as a
leeder.
BROOKLYN, June 24,-In the park
opposite the city hall a monument in
bronze and granite to Henry Ward
Beecher was unveiled at four this after.
noon. A large crowd OF people was
present.
LONDON, June III Reader has accept
ed Gibbcn's challenge to box at Pelican
club for EGO.
CORK, June 24.-In action for libel
brought by Campbell, secretary to Par
| nell, against the owner OF the Cork
Herald, the jury today awarded Camp
bell $3.50 damages.
WASHINGTON, June 24,-The attention
| OF the war department was called this
morning to report that an Indian
| outbreak In Arizona is feared. The
| department officials stated that il was
| not thought that the trouble would
amount to anything.
OMAHA, June 24.-The continental
| congress or medicine and surgery open
ed this morning will continue in session
until Wednesday.
WASHINGTON, June 4.-The president
| arrived at Washington this afternoon
much refreshed by his vacation.
LONDON, June PA swimming race
| between Dalton, an American, and a
man named Fisher, took place today
| and resulted in the defeat Of Dalton.
The course was between Dover and
Ramsgate.
NEW LONDON, Conn.,, June e4.-The
Freshman boat race was won by Colum
| MIA In three lengths; Yale was second,
| and two lengths ahead of Harvard. The
| Oolumbia's time was Gal.
OTTTUwA, Iowa, June 24.-The demo
| cratic state convention assembled this
| morning for the coming state campaign
| is decisive, because it Is conceded that
| should the democrats reflect Governor
Boiee, the claim of Iowa as pivotal state
in The national campaign next year will
be well established.
WASHINGTON, June a. - Seutator
| Squire, of Washington, has been SUD-
moned to the capital and it ID ated
that he will be rendered the position of
minister TO China. Senator Squire's
friends say will not give up his six
years in the senate for any foreign miss
ion.
LONDON, June 2i-TEis afternoons
| official Lon6o.l Gazette contains an order
in council prohibiting the catching of
seals 10y British subjects in Bering sea
FROM today to May l, 1852.
OGDEN, June 24.-The territorial
reform school burned this morning;loss
5000. The inmates escaped.
PHILADELPHIA, juno 23.-John Rards-
ley, the ex-city treasurer who several
| days ago pleaded guilty OF enbezzle-
| ment of pubic funds was brought IL
court for sentence today. but on motion Of
the district attorney sentence was sus
pended indefinitely.
District attorney opened proceedings
by stating that he wished to call some
| witnesses SO that the court could get
some information on which to pass SEN
| tence. A expert testified that he found
Bardsley's stock Of operations cost him
in the neighborhood Of $1,000.
WASHINGTON 25.-Commissiouer Nor
gan Of the Indian bureau received tel
egram from superintendent Collins Of
Moqui Pueblo Indian school, in Kean's
canyon, Arizona, stating that that the
Indians threaten to kill the whites and
forcibly take their children from school
He asks that military endorsements be
sent to the schools. The commissioner
reported the telegram to the war de-
partment with the Recommendation that
additional reinforcements be forwarded,
and that the ring -leaders in the present
trouble be arrested and held. pending
settlement of the difficulty.
CAUSE OF THE TRoUBLE.
Los ANGELES, June 24.-Colonel II.
c. Corbin left today for the Moqui In
dian reservation, n. NJ where he is to
take command Of troops to enforce peace
amongst the Indians who are having
disagreement among themselves. The
trou ole arises from an order OF Indian
Commissioner Morgan, made last win
ter, in which he directed that Indian
children be sent to school in the Mcqui
reservation. Part Of the Indians favor
ed this movement and others opposed it,
so that two factions formed in the
village and since then the factions have
fallen cut.
RED BLUFF, Cal, June 25.--The trial
OF Henry 4. Long, first of those charg-