Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-05-12

of the treaty between the two countries,
 have nos Deen fuiy explained, and an
 Impresslon may be e eat, I that the ap- piIcatirn Of thi- Cover ma ut For mod
 iticatiOn If the convention was made
 some time ago and refused at a crit cal moment when Crook had crossed
 the border. The circIm-tHnces, as ex- } plaiued tO the A-soclateC Frees reporter who called at the Leg rIun to-ul- lt, are as follows: On tuc zotn uf July, lSS2,
 the Mexican Government, slgue.l at tLls cIty an agreement with tle United
 States Government, by virtue of which
 tine regular troops uf each country were
 tUt lOrIzcd tO pass over tue border Into
 tue territory uI th- olEes, IL pUIsuit ul
 hostile Indians, under certain Hmlta-
 tons. which at the time were thought to
 be convenient aud desirable by both Of
 the contracting partIc-. On April 2S,
 the State Department proposed Co the Mexican Government. through the lega-
 tIon here, a material modification of the
 agreement of July Is, lSo2, which was,
 Iu substance, that tue commanders of
 the United States and Mexican troops
 be ant 0rlZed Co change tue terms of the ! agreement when, m tlrIr Iud gmeit, lt ! was advisable. so that the commander ! of either army might cross the border with his troops Go attack hostile h. ! oIans at any time -euor Romero, the Mexican Minister, caoied tle
 terms of the proposition tO Els | governuleut, and Ou tle 26tu. received | Q letfer from the Mexican Secretary ! of State to the effect that no change ID ! the sgreemlut could be made. except iL | the shape of new treaty, which must he ratified by the Mexican Senate, but thtlt ! the M-zIcau government were ready | Co consider al tne mHaIhcatIuus proposed by the United Stale-. ana
 wOuli accept such as, their CpilIOu, were calculated Co attain the object 0I that agreement, which, as they under stood It. was the speedy destruction ~ the hostile Indians. It Is explained that the MeMcau constitution re+u--r- the consent of the Mexican Seuat,s Co The passing Ot [ reign troop through Mexican trsritary, the same fOrmalIty bvlus, necessary for thls a7 Tor the ratification ut tl+ treaty, the MeXl- can Executive not hriu. emp V-red tO act Iu -Itler case, uIrUuG tae approval or Tine S-uate No .liirI7. lai rmat.Du las bctu received at fine .- -asou ol tL- crossing rf hooks lurCe-, .ut lr l- ftuGglE they are Iu A-Zcli -u1 Gen ersI Crooks lllvetrrl. i- -Ir N-sIt -t a mutual a- agreement bt-se-l him and tl- Mexican cuUlualarr, under which tLe former had been able Co rut-f Meylru alfh tu, consent of tl- h-Z-can tTuv-
 -rum-ut and the e operation oi the Mexican troops. The Crlulou Is OK pi-,--d at c Legation that tla failure of tn- IeXicau Government Co accept | Imnediatsly. the mod iicatIuus uf the ! existing agree ueut propose d by the ! su.c.-- 1f General Crook opsrati.us ! against tLe Indians.
 WAsIuNGroS. Maya Senator 1Ii'ler'- ! departure for tle Pacific coast ba- ueeI | delayed by the illness of bis daughter, ' who is now rapidly recovering h, health. He expects Co leave fIr the west . iu anOlt ten days The Senator says . that Iu company with the Secretary of ! the Interior he has mHdr a carefu. | examination of al. the Vap--- m the | case of Pension Agent Cox, and Le I- | inclined to 0elIrve tuat at most C was | only guIiy Jt an IujIsc-euuu. He wi-S however, make a ,ar-fu. inquiry IurO l the case after hIs return Go rau Fran cisco, and then advise with Secretary | Teller
 WAsHrGroS. D. C.. May s. On the i 9th Of March, lol3 Morgan X. Lewis, | passenger ou a train Of the Chicago, | Burlington and GIUcy railroad com ! pany, ten lcred NaIi kuE-.e-, a c0uIUc- ! tor uf that company, eighteen cents a- ] fare for his transportation from Buda Co | Neponset, distance of SIX mIl-s. This | was the maxImum rate, thr-e cents | mile. prescribed by the statute of Ilh- | noise then 'u force. he conductor de- 1 mauded twenty cents. which wa- ;he fare | fixed by the railroad company. Lewis ! refused to pay more than eighteen cents, and the conductor attempted tD eject I him from the car For rIi- action tle . conductor was prosecuted before Iu- tIce Of the peace upon Q charge of a-- saUlt and battery, and was fined SlD and | cost. The ease was carried Gp tlr3uLl | the courts by successive appeals. Fms l court holds. first, that grants 0f Immu- nlty from legitimate government CoDtrui l are never Co be resumed on contrary | presumption. Unless exemption l- clear y established the legislature may exact all subjects within Its General Juri-tIc- tIuu as public Interests may seem t0 r-- 4uire. The judgment of the Supreme | Court of Illinois l- affirmed with costs | Opinion by Chef Jlstlcs Waite and ! Justice Harl1u c0ucUr- lu judgment, ! but not i1 opinion. Justice Biotcllord | did not set m the oplulOn case
 NEW TAcoMA, ". T., May s.-Fanuy | Baldwin arrived here to-day from Olym pIs, and was taken Iu charge by Sberfi l NIusOm and Prosecuting Attorney Han lord. Co be examined upon the charge ol | insanity She br. kr twice from them and ran towards the boy. She was OK aIaiLed by Dr. AsrmDry and prouoHue- ed Iu a state of ll.L nervous excitement caused y recent troubles lll .Mu-I-ul-. meut. He recommends sha te .e.t Cor a tune m the telr-fs.Ia. yllm ar i1. i.- aCum. Alter iLe -L.llul .lJl she broke way from them at The court llu-c ra.-- -inE tine Ledger ,iii.- towards A.. hone. She was re--a-I-.. .r [ n-.l-..I back and sent ( .s-i- a-slLu yesterday afternoon
 BosroS. May S-A l.tter has been written Co tue Secretary uf State uy Guv. Butler concerning tle landing Of the EuSlI-u and l-l-E paIper- at tlI- port. Iuc GOv-rrDr sas- one cargo Il these rmIgraEr- has already arrived i1 Bo-tuu end another mameltaulr eT p-cted- 1T l .McaLIn- GCv. Butler were convinced Ii va- Iu tte bower 0t tL.- commOuWeal-t t0 prevent rl-.r landing l should deem % my duty tp do sp. So many people who have arrived here immedI7tel. uecome the charge 0f tle commonwealth.
 KESosHA, Wis, May B. During light thunder shower yeste-aay after noon three little daughters Of JacCh MOrJwIze stood under au umbrella ana were struck by lightning; tle two older girls, 9 and ll years instantly killed the tLIrd, 6 years old, Was Somewhat para-- yz-d Ou tine right side ouJ wIl recover though badly burned
 WASHINGTON. May S.-The Supreme Court to-day rep 70 tle de'I-l0u, also reI.ered iu Chinese, of Cue cIUl rIglt- case. No. l,-iI, rXDalte, Tom Tong. p-ri -iIu for O vrlt q. Eatess earpu- This Case comes here u-I-ra cer-iir-te of .I- vIsIgu of opinion between Jle Julr.- 1f the United States Clrcuir Court fo- tls District of CaHiJura- Icm Tong, re- tIti0ueT, a subject of the Emperor uf China, was arrested and imprisoned rr San Francisco ou the I3-l Yf Iaulary last for ignoring and reiu-lnE Go obey zu ordinance Cf tht Board .f -1l--vI-Or- Co regulate licensing and maintaining public lauui-i-- I. that rl-T- he petl tIuus tn- United -ts-e -1. ene f.urt i for a writ of ua0ea- corpus 0u the | ground that te was unlaEfuly arrested ] and was deprived of has libertg. in coutravertiou of tts Constitution of the United States, and of Burlingame'- |