Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-12-18

great misfortune if anythin- shcnlI happen to this jury. They arc very to''- est and intelligent Tsen and | wEui '-'' best uf care taken Cr ihCm. i'":e i'r some 0f them Vno arc not aeciia''i'.cd to good, wholesome fccd an'l r.,o7,- quently they are iikely tO have ii'ii ton. ! want tba cours to order turn' ont every morning 0e.ore brea -;'-ii i''ra walK oi suisr or five miles l l."r ' or three more iiJtle speeches [" '-.la'-, but this will io for .he preset t.
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 Secretary Blaine's Letter.
 WAsHINGroS. December i6.-Secre- tary Blln.e's instructions tn Minister Lowell, at London, relative to desired moliii.it ons of the Claytoi-Bulwer treaty, were sent @ Con4res. to-day. in effac; they cain tiat ;he JAIteI States shDui,. Save Csut-ci oI t-y I-ti-l- ca rai. That treaty tor .ds us lu lOrtify or deirIG it by military force; that Jue naval power of England ,soald enable Der at siOrs notice % take DOS session q. both ends Of tine canal; that in event of a var between other powers one or the other of them might seize the canal, to the detriIaent of our com merce The treaty shCuld, therefore, be modified on the follJaing basis: The clause forbidding the United States to fortify and control the canal in con- nection with the country in which II IS To- cated, should be Cancelled. The clause in which the United States and Great Britain agree to make treaty siipulations for the joint protectorate Of the canal having never been perfected, should be regarded as absolute. The clause defining the distance from either end of the canal at which cap lures on the high seas may be made by either power was left incomplete and has never been determined The dis tance should be determined rn 8 liberal basis whenever the canal Is completed The letter suggests that the intimate friendly relations existing between the two nations render the present oppor- tunity the moment to consider tine ques- tiOn of modification.
 Gu.tsaus r-iaL
 WASHINGTON, December lG.-Nery greatly to the disgust and displeasure of Guiteau, Mrs. Anna J. Dunniger, the prisoners former wife, was called tO the stand, and Guiteau raved like mad man and appealed in vain to the court not to permit the witness to testify. He threatened to rip her whole character If she attempted to testify against him, and declared repeatedly that 1t was an in- famous shame on the part of Corkhill to drag her into the case Much to the surprise Of all COrkhill asked the wit ness only few questions. Her state ment in reply was: q never saw any signs If insanity in the prisoner while lived with him as his wife
 Dr. Francis E. Lpring. of Washington, the physician in change of the eye and ear iufrmary, made an examination of (iuiteau's eyes soon after his arrest, and did not find indications of any disease of the brain. Dr. McLane Hamilton, of New York, had made diseases of the mind and nervous diseases a special study for the past nine years. The wit ness made three examinations of tine prisoner. He found, from accurate measurements, that the prisoner had symmetrical and exceedingly well shaped Eccd The witness found no external evidence Of any mental or physical dis ease in the prisoner. He considered him an eccentric man.
 The Senate Committees
 WAsHNGToS, December Is. - By means of a numberof individual changes quietly effected yesterday and to-day, the membership of the Senate Commit l tees have been finally established for the | present session and the Pacific Coast | Senators are provided with committee l positions as follows. the Republicans cb- l taining, Of course, the greater number, | because the organization of the Senate | was controlled by tEeir party. Miller IS | made chairman of the committee on Re | vision Ct Laws, and member of the com | mittees on FnzaIea1I3 kl lgs4faasudemlc | diseases. Farley Is assigned to tbe | three important committees of Con- | meTcc, Naval Affairs and PoStofices l and PustrOals. Jones. of Nevada, holds | positions oH the Finance, Commerce, Mines and Mining, Civil Service and | Contingent Expenses. He is Chairman 1. t.e last named Committee and sec DEd on Commerce. Fair is a member oi committee on Mines and Mininr Claims, and Education and Labor. Grover serves on Public Lands, Rail roads and Military Affairs, and Slater holds places on Indian Affairs, Agricul- .ure and Pensions. Hill, of Colorado Is hartman of Mines and Mining and a member of four other committees. namely, Public Lands, PostoiIices and Postroads. Civil Service and Nicarauga Claims.
 Washington New
 WASHIHGroN, December F. The of Brewster for Attorney -f'4itlft ftl Nh9 AtAtAifn AF tue 1 ttllCldlF ! committee
 At the Cabinet meeting to-day the -hile-Peru imbroglio was discussed. md Blaine took formal leave of his as- ociates.
 The Senate adjourned until Monday.
 An Unauthorized Honor.
 WASHINGTON, December 1.-The res tuition of Representative Robinson, ihich he sought to introduce to-day, re- ties that the salute to the English flag l { Yorktown was without the authority ! f Congress, and was not on the pro ramme. At the time England was sus- ending the habeas corpus and sup ressing public meetings, and crowd:ng heir iaiis with honorable gentlemen un- ccused of crime, part of them American itlzens and other chosen and hunored . representatives of Parliament of their ] VII people. Then 1t was resolved that | e extend our sympathy to their patri- ' Is and members of Parliament suffer ] lg Imprisonment under unheard of des- ! otism. The salute to the British flag declared insulting to tine memory of e ie brave men who a hundred years ago ulled 1t down and hoped it would never gain be raised on American soil, etc. {
 h- m1sp,adsu. Ticket. l. PHILADELPHA, December 1.-The lalrman of the Commission of the Re