Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-04-05
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 SAN FRANcIsco, April 1.-Representa- tive McCord has prepared joint resO- lutiuu to bA introduced as soon as pos sihle providing for tue appointment by he president with the advice md con ssut O. ihe senate, of a commission to consist of seYeuiy-s \ persons, two from each state uf different parties, for the puryrse of considering and prop sIny to the seyersl ststvs,tLe pTopriety of ealing a cJnvt n 70 Of al least twO-thirds Of the starer to prupyss amendments to the co s;ltutiur. Among the subjects 10 which tuese pr, posed eniments relate are. pr, .dential success,on; eleeti n of president and vlce-presi lent; exer, ise of the yrtp power; m4u suffrage and a nm CT of other subjects.
 CINCINNATI, April It is now thought the contents ut all the safes Of the courthouse are saved. The ire ,roUf material answered all require metis and sto d the terrible test very well. The "wlll safe" of the probate court in which all the wills are kept IS in excellent condition.
 BERLIN, April 1.-MiDister Sargent ha. informed the mterviewers tbat he refused the St. Petersburg mls~Ion be- cause he feared the climate of the Rns- sian capital, and also because there were urgent reasons for hls wishing to return to America.
 Anr,I 1-fHha A lfa says 1t IS thought that Eugene Sullivan, collector at this port, and who has just rendered his resignation of the position, will be offered the Russian mission. The place of minister to China was offered him, but he declined it.
 WASHINGTON, April 2-Information has been received at the headquarters IS of the army from the United States consul general at Matamoras concerning Apache> III northern Mexico, that little CuarlIe McCt mas was killed by his captors. From talks with Apache squaws at Chihuahua, recently captured by MeXIcaus, there can be but little doubt of it. Juh 1t Is said Is still alive aud with twenty bucks, is not over one hundred miles north of Chihuahua. It is re ported III that country that If General Crook had had supplies enough iu his Mexican campaign to have re- mained in the mountains q fortnight longer, Juh and every Apache Tn these mountains would have come m. General Crook was compelled to move too soon on account of the large number of squaws and children.
 CINCINNATI, Apnl "A Fort Wayne dispatch sa1s the village of OakyIlle, between Muncie snd New Castle was swept away by a cyclone; several lives were lost; no particulars.
 THE CYCLONE MAKING KrSDLING WOOD OF
 HOUSES.
 MUNcIE. Ind, April "A destructive cyclone stfuck this county on Saturiay afterrO ln, lmpleiely wIping out Oak vile, seven miles south of here and do- ing ines imahle damage to fife aud prop erty. About o'clock a heavy black cloud came from the north; the two clouds met at the house of Louis Cochran, two miles of Oakvi le and lifted it bodily and tearing u into kindl lng wood.
 CINCINSATI, April 2.-Cne of the most tLhOfll uEAlE NtAN tAAAl StElo Ol NA4N Hh- rremacy If order just appeared in the removal of the tarrcad, lu the streets. about tue court house Al noun the first street cars of the Mount Auburn me were permitted to pass tnruu. h, after being shut If since Satuaiay- TDe eutire mIlt4Ty fOfce w.li be withdrawn to-day exce.t inc Seventeenth regiment, which remains untit further orders. The la revised Ii z If dead and wounded makes the dead 45 aud the wounded l3S.
 SAVANNAH, Ga, April A special from Newest says: Reliable reports say
 D.. schooner Sh ,lers left last bigut with Cier er-l Aguro aud 20 men we'll armed for Ciha. Tte revenue cutter Dix left tL's,a .i ninE in pursuif. with the Span
 r~tni ",--tni aboard II.. p.-II -, Of the Irish National Leapne passed a resolution condemning Michael Daviit for inviting Henry George to lecture in Dublin.
 SAN FRANCISCO. April 2-Judge Field. of the Uuiied States Supreme c ,urt Vri,es from Washington to the lion. James A. Johnson, of the Alta, sayiIg he is not a candidate for any political position. He says: "I bav- looked over the whole matter and mOntls ago I came to the conclusion tn t t will serve no useful purpose to bring me out as a candidate r the prssIdential nomination, I am not iLsen -ible to the honor of having favorable delegation from California. should feel proud of the support of the St te, but there IS no use in dIsguising the fac, that owing to prejudices Tn ce- tam quarters II will be difficult to octain ii. l shall certainly not deny my record 10 cure any ones support"
 LONDON, April 2-KiDg John offers the service, of from 5000 to 100l0 | Abysn;ans, upon the coadi,i n that the ! Eng iSh wall guarantee an allowance of | two shillings dally to each man and the | cession of two ports to AbysinIa. If | England agrees to the terms Abysinians l will attack II Mahdi and relieve Kaisla. 1
 CoLUN US, Ohio. April 2-An unu- suai den Cn=tratiOn attended the return | of the Columbus militia from Clncin- | nati. At all stations along the line | large crowds were out to greet the men | with cheers At Columbus 1t is esti- mated that 10 Hno ueople were at the de- pot and O.-. l., -4-- ! march to the | IrHory. When the train arrived Me Coy Post, G. \. R., and several hundred veterans and ex-members of the Gov arnor's Guard and Columbus Cadets and KS ldiers received the regiment at the iepot. Governor HOadiey was als pres ,ut to welcome them home. The streets ilong the line If march were hung with iag- and banners of welcome. Fire works hghted them to their quarters.
 MILwAUKEE, April 2-Enil Woliber, elected Mayor; balance of be uckst Democratic.
 PITTsBUBG, April 2-The Alleghany .Ouuty Republican Convention today esulted in the election of ten Blame nj four anti-Blaiue delegates.
 SAN FRANCISCO, April "A dispatch eceIvea at an early hour this morning rom Sacramento gives the result of the ore in the house on the Wallace resolu- ions as follows: Number one. embracing amendments to article l3 Os the Con- intuition received 57 affirmative, I6 neg tive; number two, prov ding for taxes pon tbe income of railroad coruora- ions 7l affirmative, 3 negative; number hrep ur-serihiuu how rail .vaVs shalI ba l