Arizona citizen., 1879-05-09
THE CITIZEN
FRLD4Y. MAY g. 1879
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 WAsHINGTOS, May 2.-Delegate Can non has been made a member of tn ! Committee on Territories.
 The action of the Democratic join caucus, today points to a speedy dis solution of the deadlock, by the Dem ocrats withdrawing the political pro visions from the Army Bill, and trans ferring the struggle 10 the Legislativ, Bill.
 In the Senate, Mr Johnston intro duced a bill amendatory to the Texa: Pacific upon its making q connection at Fl Paso Senator Edmunds said that the bill raised a serious constitu tional question, besides saddling un told liabilities upon the Treasury. He hoped the Committee on Railroads would carefully consider it. Governor Mccormick will soon leave for Arizona.
 Missouri Republicans. ST. LOUIS, May 2.-The Republican State Central Committee approve of Hayes veto, and declare for Grant for the Presidency in 1880.
 
 Yellow Fever Precautions.
 MEMPHIS, May 2.-The Sanitary Council has taken measures to nip in the bud any eases of yellow fever which may appear as the summer ap- breaches.
 FOreign, Ua New Kork.
 NEW YORK, May 1.-Cablegrams today, say that General Grant and party had arrived at Hong Kong; also, that the Czar has written a friendly letter to the Sultan, guaranteeing the execution of the Berlin treaty
 4 Caucus Compromised.
 WASHINGTON, May 3.-The House, Democratic caucus committee, it isI have agreed upon q mea- sure to be submitted to the caucus, if concurred in by the Senate caucus which, under the title of a Bill to Prevent Military Interference It the polls, consists of the sixth sec ion of the vetoed Army Appropria- ion Bill, with the word civil" strick- en out; and a provision added that nothing in this bill shall be construed l Is preventing the use of army to en- 'orce any process issued from the United States courts, or to put down assistance against the United States )y armed men.
 The Miles PoIyoamy Case.
 SALT LAKE, UTAH, May 3.-Presi- lent Wells testified in the Miles poly ,amy case this morning. He stated hat he married thirty-fiy couples in he Endowment House on the day lilies was married. On being ques toned further, as to the ceremonies ttending the marriages, he refused to nswer, and was thereupon committed or contempt until Monday morning.
 Frisco Items.
 SAN FRANCISCO, May 3.-Treasurer iubert paid the amount of Case aum's dedication to the city, and 7 ill be reinStated $ There is a great rush at the Sub 'reasury for United States ten-dollar ,, ertifcates. There is a long line of i urchasers extending from the counter , lto the street. ( The grand jury has indicted Dr. halfaut for the murder of Bacon, nd H. s. Teabery, for grand larceny. !
 Stage Robbery T PHoESIx, May 5.-The north bound c age was stopped this morning, at I alf past two o'clock, three miles T 'uth of this place. One man only, | as concerned in it, so far as could bc t .en. He took the express box, but V i'd not molest the mail or passengers. d e was armed with shot gun. Me lintock, of the Herald, and one other I, an were the only passengers. r
 United States Bonds TT England. l. LONDON, May 3.-The Westminster ., lnk today took five millions of the d nited States four per cent. bonds, ., aking thirty-five millions of United P ates securities. that this institution o ls recently purchased.
 WASHINGTON, May 5.-In the House. lder the call of States, Ladd intro. ' lced a bill providing against the pres VI ce of troops at the polls, except in ! Se> where il should be necessary to r force Section Four of the Constiiu- !" " 'n and the laws existing hereunder. ,ferred to the Judiciary Committee. In the Senate, Eaton introduced a nilar bill k
 The Chinese to co-East! <, CHICAGO, May 5.-The Times spe- ar Il from Vicksburg, Miss. says that U" planters are greatly alarmed at the ltinuous emigration of the colored C, ople; and that arrangements are be ,,r 2 consummated for the transporta-. Fi n of large number of Chinese from or ~
 Hines n Indian Territory. ,T LoUIs, May 5.-It is stated that lO0 men have gone to Indian Terri TO- y during the past week and, also, Sg. | rich silver mines have been dis nm cred just across the line from PaV by