Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-08

l V -HtH LhNAitNf Hbuu IT. IAlllbu i Indian Agent at tue MoQui and Pu colo Agency, Arizona; Wm. Letcher ! Register ot the Land Office at Mitch ell, Dakota; Otis Perm, Receiver oI | Public Money at Stockton: Solomon | Copper, Receiver nf Public Money al Humboldt; James C. Fullerton, Re ceiver of Public Money at ROseburg John r. Clum, Postmaster at Tomb stone, Arizona.
 The Chinese Treaty Ratified WASHINGTON, May j-In the sec- Ond executive session, after brief de- bates, the Senate ratified the Chinese commercial treaty
 The Senate transacted a remarkably large amount Of business in the ex- ecutive session today, clearing the calendar Of treaties and also taking final action on eighty-four nomina- mons, in about fotr and a halt hours. The first matter disposed of was the Chinese immigration treaty, which, alier d continuation of yesterdays de- bate, lasting three hours but develop .ng no fresh points oi interest, was
 
 ticaily unanimous vote at 9 o'clock, there being only three Senators re- corded in the negative. In proceed ing with the calendar of treaties the Senate next ratified in quick success sion the eStradiiiou treaty with the United States Of Columbia, and the consular convention with Italy, mod flying and defining judicial powers, cOnsulates convention with Nor occo respecting taxation, prerogativcs of the MO0ri>h government and the treaty with Japan, prescribing recip- rJcal duties for the Japanese and United Statcs governments in case Of ships wrecked upon theIr respective coasts.
 Filibustering.
 . WASHINGTON, May G.-In tbc Sen ate this morning Dawe> made an at- tempt to secure action on the resOiu- tion for the election of Senate officers, but the Democratic Senators resumed Inc labOr- of alternating motions tO go into executive ses>IOn and adjourn, until Dawes gave up the fight for the day, and upon his motion the Senate went into executive session.
 Killed by Lightning,
 WINONA, Mass, May 7.-YeSterday afternoon while some school children were playing under a small tree in the yard of W. F. Harner, eight miles east of WinOna, lightning struck the tree and immediately killed Mamie and Willie Harner, five and seven, snd Mary Hightow,r, aged SIX.
 Illegal Voting.
 DEER LODGE, May in --arS jury has indicted ten M.rmOus. iu- two bishops, tor unlawiu!ly l voting in Montana for delegate To l Congress. One huadred ACrmOEs residing in Utah and Idaho are sad ! Co have voted for the Democratic can iidate in Montana under assurance, of protection. Deputy Marshal Run sey has thus far made no arrests.
 The InuRdation.
 ST. LOUIs, May 7.-To-dny's break | will submerge from 5000 10 10000 | acres, ani perhaps twice that arra E?ery boiy is sire there will be a rapid decline.
 DefIuIting Treasurer.
 ST. LoUIs, Mag z The Republi- | cans WeatherlorI. Tex, special says G. Frost, Presideui of the France Texan Land Company, abscOnded. leaving heavy debts behind him. IL is said he appropriated 22e,0O0 be- long 70 different parties m town and along the railroad. He ictt rid- ilg on horse and leading another, | and was armed with couple Of six ! shooters auj 9 rweniy--iN- shooting l Evans ride. Y k believed he has | gone 70 Arizona or New Mexico l. | is 3lsi >i,tcG hc pbiIinei S4jD0 which | he county subscribed toward build | ing Court House a- Sweetvater, | Nolan county, and put it m his own | pocket. The Franco Texan Land | Company has come nf the most prOmi- | nent men in She State connected | with it.
 Bonds
 WAsHISGTON, May 9.-Six per cent | bonIS received .s ,he Treasury Depart i ment for continuance at 3l5 per cent, Sl3, 29l, 4O0. Blaine noPofni TsliiroaI Matters
 NEW YoEK. Ml, The HerJId's | Wa hingi1u special say Blaine tsle graphed Rol,r.eun l.~t eight that ev- erythiGg Va sptuE .. Js well a- | could be eXpe.s-t -nauUaginL uim | To be of god nes,., -gl Iht1 he would ! -veuJualiy be Cr.i-'tHT "f New York. ! The TTibuue -ay- The Missouri ! Pacific Railf,tj 'unptHy began yes | .-riay the rAcbsu-r ut stock undc | .he recent agreement tpf the purchase ! lf the St. Loui-. Iron Mountain and | Railroad The agreement, which has recrjvrt the approval of a majority of the stockholders of both | provides that three shares | if Missouri Pacific stock should b. ! given for fou. shares 0f lIon Noun lain stock. The exchange was begun l yesterday. and a considerable amount l lf stock WAS exchanged before the | close of busiu.ss The exact amount | could moi be ascrriliued, but no doubt | Jf the success of the scheme was eN- pressed by thc officers of 6ither com pIuy.
 FOREIGN.