Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-09-27

vote of the convention for ro,..~
 The proceedings were a-l.l l-llati1,
 monlous. In all probabii;,--.. ;,-.''1eIy la,
 tieket was prepared in cancr. 'n elt,
 to De nomlnated by acclars,,;--.2' -.2' nis.
 out opposition. 'a'Ion F.F
 RUTLAND, Vt., Sept, 1l
 0age, ex-presIGent, and ,,Joll B
 ex-treasurer, of the RntIsy'iA v' A; da7ss
 Company, have been ipJ;c,. ;Aai.,lai
 grand Jury of Rutland r1nC.5au 'C.5u 5y la
 embezzlement of S45.O 1''! ior es
 CHICAGO, Sept. 2i. The
 entai ha1lway AssOclation ma. ,a-'eo1tiil
 The principal subject of dita.e51 ie1 to-ds7
 the appOrtionment of ter1-,,''sslon Es,
 the various lines. The Nor.iI'o1L! s-la,
 was conceded all the tarr;,'i--ssfh Paess
 Portland, Oregon, but vbe,fc!. il,o'ia q
 IS to be admitted as competi,I. 'le r'si
 tornla business proper was ',,.' ro. 9n "a.
 The cutting of passenger ret1. '.e. GteciS.
 Sunset route was referred ~ D! t. mlttee of general pa,ssnC.--e tue el-,
 with instruction tO report te asr1a
 relative position of the pa-,;l! +1!' IL
 great struggle was sharply J's- 'ts' D il.
 teTday by statements fro-, ttslE-el !sS
 General Manager Rob1DsoT ~. Jo.l '! si!s and 5. F., said he had uo. c5. n, 'ls 4r T
 position regarding tts .7sl lE alliance, and will enter ;n. ups-ca
 ment regarding Colorado s.3 ag aiiss. business so long as the trirs'.;.. r.. O;lh pact IS enforced. Geuertr '',i5 3I eoa. Gable says the director. os ~ -llA1ase; Ise;
 Island have voted that ,ta .Le hoek alliance must stand, and Le ;r. ..,.ps',,s see It carried out. '-'5lis 0
 LAKE MOHAWK, \. Y S.
 conference of prominent pb,ItY!s'-.- pbIIYs' -t-A | interested m the Indian gus1,;@. ,.,'.'l mans thls morning and will co1tinr1 t-.'I. z yp5lsd days. General Clinton R F;.L '', IIise
 York, IS President, and Hs,t--,. I,-,eE n SeE of Philadelphia, secretarv. TFs.y,,' I.' "y,'a' ence will consider the Guesr1r 'slIs'' -..' zenshlp as a solution of .ls I L y.l- problem, including the c3pse..r ts1,1a -s
 dians for progress in ei1cs.lo-' -5 Ll-
 beneiIt of granting lanisir sa----S. --- Sae
 The speakers were Captsn Ps,s'!; P,s,. !; Carlisle barracks, and General [r,' MI " superintendent of ageneIes iu Wa.b,,. ton Territory. ''I'1s
 CHEYENNE, Sept. 2I-The Lesls., special from Fort Mckinney. Wyor';-',s says ,he mangled and Gfeless b5l-ss Gi!lle Leigh, member of the Brr.c Parliament, was found at the base -i- preclWtous cliff in the Big Horn me-,- tains. Leigh was cut here with A ,-,sT English pleasure party. and left csmDo- the l4th instant for a stroll, and vatr,, heard of sfterward. tlll an eirb, i.v.' search revealed bis dead tody. Tb-.s mains will be shipped to Engiari.
 kASsAs CITY, Sept. 2L-Am imBo-.,,. land transfer iu New Mexic1 has bs.' made to New York parties thru,h II, Department Of Immigration of the S.-s Fe railway. The grant comprise, atW acres, portion under cultivation. .iBSa, Miguel county, near Las Vega, Ht Springs, and situated m a b.7t,- mountain park. The purpose iS to fr-r an Episcopal colony of Eastern p,.,. III connection with an edueatioua. -. tuition.
 LONDON, Sept. 2I.-A Shanghai E. patch to the Tines states that Farg. Russian alliance means the iisinieg-. ton of China and it's partition between those two countries, France taking ts three southern provinces and Rus,z having China as a recruiting Crourit, her armies, the two countries being e-. nected by railways. The alliance would also cause a FrancO-Russian prep,-a- lnce in Europe, ard therefore vss 'raught with danger to Germany. l. ilso means the extinction oi CLia.s .rade and imperil5 all English poss,s 'iOns III the East.
 PARIS, Sept. 24-Lord Lyons, Brts- to France, recently msA Il m appeal to Prime Minister Ferry r pen the government shipbUlliIug ya-t n order to provide work for staTl. aborers. Ferry, in response to the ag ,eal, informed Lord Lyons that be hsi 10 jurisdiction over the matter, b-i would refer the matter to Waldeck, Rls ion Minister of the Interior lt 2 tated that thousands of w0rkmeu Gg ut of employment and serious H51.s , feared.