Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-04-11

| HOiiON, Tic OOJoCG Dtihs Tue dppOlIG-
; ment of a beard Of arbisrators.
I MOUNT PLEASANT, April 9.-Interest
today is centered in the coronor's in
! quest which reopened a. noon. So far
nothing important has been ELECTED.
! Locked out men have been doing mis-
sioaary work and there are less men at
work today than yesterday. James Nc
! Bride, OF the miners, executive board,
! says that Information has been made
| against Captain Loar and some of his
deputies, charging them with murder.
Warrants have been served on them to-
day. Superintendent Ramsey, of More
wood, states that his works will COM
mence this evening, and eviction notices
were served this morning.
! CHICAGO, April 9.-The board of cleo
/ ten commissioners commenced the can
! vass of the the vote taken at the NUM-
/ cipal elections today. Nothing definite
can be learned for several days buc it is
! asserted be the republicans today that
! have discovered in the returns one pre-
! cInct giving Homestead Washburn an
| additional fifty votes. The democrats
| make the claim that the Cregior vote
has been augmented by 100 votes.
OMAHA, April Sd. E. Kimball, ticket
agent for the North Western road, shot
and killed himself this morning. He
has been suffering from grip.
BROOKLYN, April 9.-Benjamin Horton,
4 q III ~ =
| brains out this morning He has been
suffer ng from the grip.
Nav YORK, April 9.-The directors Of
| the New York, New Haven & Hartford
railroad were arra'gned with time al
lowed them until next Monday to enter
their plead:ngs.
| SAN Francisco, April 9.-The United
States steamer Nohican arrived from
| Honolulu this morning.
SAN Francisco, April 9. - United
States District judge Ogden Hoffman is
reported very low this mornn g.
WASHINGTON, April 9. -Gen. Rosecrans
is reported better this morning.
Assistant Gen. Passenger Agent Boyd,
of the Pennsylvania road, who will
have charge of the train conveying the
presidents party on its tour, was at the
White House today. 1t is settled that
the party will leave Washington Tues
day morning. Mrs. Harrison and several
other ladies will accompany it.
INDIANAPOLIS, April 9.-Wm. Wallace.
postmaster of this city, died this morn
ing. He was a son Of the late Gov. Wal
lace, brother of Gen. Lew Wallace, and
enc OF the first law partners of President
! Harrison.
/ WASHINGTON, April 8 Gen. Spinilas
condition is slightly improved.
| ARKANSAS CITY, April 9-Secretary
| Noble has ordered all intruders out of
the Sac and Fox. Cheyenne, Arapahoe,
Iowa, and Pottawattomil Indian reser-
vatIons, and has instructed the soldiers
to clear that entire country.
| HERMAN, Neb., April 9.--Mrs. Andrew
Doilwhite, insane, this morning muir
dered her two children and then cOm-
mitted suicide 10y taking concentrated
I've.
SIMLA, India, April ga letter re-
| ceived from the leader of the Manipuris
says: "lhe British troops attacked the
palace Mas, swhIch was sacred. My
I soldiers were killed, and women and
| children were thrown into burning
| houses, and they deSecrated the temples,
| therefore we killed Chief Commissioner
| Quiuton's party"
| New ORLEANS, April S.-The grand
/ jury is aglin investigating the lynching
| of the eleven Italians. Among the wit
nesses examined were W. ID. Parkerson,
| the leader OF the mob, Italian consul
! Pasquale COrte and his secretary.
| ANAHEIM, Cal, April S.-One hundred
and sixty-two OsLriches were sold at
private sale this afternoon for $1,000. The
sale was advertised to take place at pub
lie auction, but the birds were bid in
privately before the sale began. The
birds were assessed at SLIGO and are
claimed to be worth $4,000. The buy
ers were local capitalists and specula-
\ tors.
LONDON, April S.-Advices received
here from several of the principal capt.
tails of Europe show that the pol Gical
situation on the continent is regarded as
serious by the leading statesmen and
| diplomats. Several significant moves have
! been made d-riDg the past few days.
! The action of the Russian authorities
| IN doubling the strength Of the Russian
! forces in Volhynia is greatly discussed
| in the capitals of the various counties.
| The greatest activity prevails among the
! troops garrisoning the principal FORTH
| fed places in France, The troops are
being continually drilled in the usual
/ military tactics and Ill addition they
| have been subject to a series of sudden
night alarms betokeIing the approach
4 of an enemy n order To test their abil-
ity to rapidly respond TO call to repel a
! foe.
WASHINGTON, April S.-The opening
session of the congress Of inventors and
manufacturers of patented inventions
was held today. President Harrison and
large number of prominent men were
present.
WASHINGTON, April S.-The jury re-
turns a verdict that Kineaid is not
guilty for the murder of Representative
Taulbee.
LITTLE Rock, Ark, April 8.-The mu-
nicipal elections were held today In all
the towns of Arkansas.
CLIFTON, Ariz, April S.-The Congo
Mining Co. was organized here on the
9th inst; capital, S3,5O0OO0. j. A. Hud
son, of Macon, Mo-, is the president.
SAN Francisco, April sc. P. Hunt
ington, president of the Southern Pacific,
stated today a portion of the Yuma d.
vision would be rebuilt at cost of $780,
COO
New YORK, April S.-The steamship
Cachemere, from Mediterranean ports,
arrived today and was quarantined with
LOO Italian immigrt nts on board. 1t
is reported there is case of contagious
disease on board.
SIMLA, April 8.-Letters have been re-
ceived from the leader of the Manipnris
declaring that Chief Commissioners
Quintin and all his colleagues who were
tal.ar, .arisnr,ars racnrtl Of Al nnLaLr had