Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-02-21
SHERMAN Meets tho Enemy Whom
 None Conquer, AT ONE FIFTY TODAY. The Brave Soldier Dies Suffering
 Little Pain. Another Man Arrested for the Whitechape1 Murder--Prisoners
 Jump from Train.

Jump from a Train. NEW YORK, Feb. r. At 10 a. m. Ger , Sherman is sinking rapidly and tn
 end is expected soon.
 DEATH APPROACHING.
 All night long General Sherman way
 cred between life and death. Early il
 the evening physicians knew the ent
 was approaching slowly, but surely
 owing to lung trouble complicated wit
 the return of long standing asthma.
 At 8:lO a. m. Senator Sherman tele graphed his family at Washington:
 Brother Is still alive out faintly con scious and his strength IS diminishing. g.
 At lthis time the physicians wer, holding a consultation. When it wal over one of the physicians said: "No the least hope remains. The genera cannot possibly survive today"
 QUESTION OF MINUTES.
 11:2J a. m.--It is only question oI minutes to the end, so it is now said.
 NO MORE BULLETINS.
 12;10 p. m.-General Thomas Ewing Jr, has issued orders that no more bull letin be issued until the final one. The one. The general still remains at the point of death.
 1:5Op p. m.-General Sherman is dead.
 During the forenoon as the hours pas sed by every enquirer who called at the Generals house was told that all hope had been abandoned. Among those who called were Cyrus Field, and Mrs. U. s. Grant.
 People gathered in the street near his home talking to eack other in low tones of the dying soldier. At 1:5O p. m. the servant came out of tine house and told a policeman on guard that the end had come and the General was dead. From Secretary Barret 1t was learned that he unconscious to the last, dylng
 LONDON, Feb. 14-Another man has been arrested in White Chapel on sus- piclon of being the murderer of Carroty We'll Blood was found upon his clothes.
 The prisoner was seen with the mur. dered woman quarter of an hour be- fore the crime was committed.
 CHICAGO, Feb. At was decided to- day to lay the case of Geo. Gibson the alleged dynamiter. and secretary of the whisky trust before the state rather than the federal grand jury as by the state law it is possible to infiict a more severe penalty.
 NEW YORK, Feb. l4.-Matthew NJ. Allen has brought suit against Senator Hearst to recover s9,595, alleged to be 1ue as salars and commissions upon the IS salary and commissions upon the wln- hing of Hearst's horses, last year. Allen 'ays that in 1887 he was engaged by MT. Hearst in the latter's stable as trainer. He stayed with him until July Doth last. Wages amounting S6,045 are due, he 'ays, and the balance is for commissions lpon for the net earnings of the stable md thls earnings for the last year, he We're 52l 400. Justice Andrews n the Supreme court yesterday grant d an attachment in favor of Allen upon he property in this state belonging to ur. Hearst.
 CHICAGO, Feb. 14-John Spellman of oervia, was arrested in St. Paul, charged with robbing the mails. On his way lere in charge of an officer he escaped i ast night from the train which was unning at full speed.
 WASHINGTON, Feb. 14.-In the senate | he resolution authorizing the committee | r relations with Canada to continue it's | 1vestigations during recess was agreed | D.
 IMPORTANT BILLS SIGNED.
 WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-The President as signed an act for the cancellation of ne improvement of Columbia river in 'regon and Washington
 The act for disposal of Fort Ellis res rvation, and the act to ratify agree tents with the Sac and Fox Indians, so 63 private pension bills were signed. WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-The senate has 'ken up the copyright bill.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Feb, ,16-Advices from onolulu per the steamer Alameda say: The Flagship Charleston, bearing the ody of King Kalakaus arrived in Hon. ulu Jan. g. The vessel steamed into ,rt with the Hawaiian and American igs at half mast. Crowds gathered at Ie landing. Business houses were once closed, schools dismissed and 'vernment offices closed.
 The native women set up loud vail 2 and the triumphal arches were lickly removed as were all other tokens joy, with which it was intended to eet the Kings return. At , o'clocH , thursday afternoon, admid the booming minute guns from the war ships in ( @ port an 1 from the battlements en ore the Kings body was landed. The :, occasion formed and moved to the J dl puAuCCg I1C 5IIccOS W6T6 th. the people and all filled the air with iiling and lamatations. As the corlege reached the palace door c Q Queen Kapiolani appeared on the c lcony and gave way to most violent 8 monstration of grief. Queen Lelino- 8 lani was also greatly movedIas the cof
 was placed on the bier on the middle {, the throne room. That evening a proclamation was is- ed declaring Lellnokalsni Queen of a 8 Hawaiian Islands. Members of the s uncil will wear mourning for thirty ys. The remains of the late King lay a 2 in state in throne room and people s every class were allowed to freely |. ze on the features of their dead sov- T ,ign, The funeral was to take place b. 16th.
 DELANo, Cal, Feb. 16.-Express E Haswelt, indicted by the c and jury for killing fireman Radcliffe - '