Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-08-29

IS inconsistent wIsh business intcrest
 or the country or perilOus 10 rights au
 freedom. The prosperity and iucress
 III value ot property already begun de
 monssratsd the benefcence of Demo
 cratic principles even more than an
 session Of congress has enahled the coun
 :ry to realize their application by iegls
 lGtiOo.
 Second. We congratulate Presiden
 Cleveland and his cabinet on the guspi
 cious beginning they have made ID th,
 necessary reforms of government an,
 heartily endorse their administration
 Third. We approve the measure.
 taken by the democratic congress foI
 preventing the acquisition of minera
 lands by railroad companies, and tre
 Democratic President m firmly holding
 pubiie lands for public uses and iu pre-
 venting their unlawful occupation.
 Fourth. We affirm the platform Of prin.
 clples adopted by theDemocratic nation.
 al convention held at Chicago in 1884,
 Fith. We commend the Gdministra.
 tion of Governor iioadley and the work
 of the 66th general assembly as wise,
 EOnest and economical.
 Sixth. We especially commend the I 1LN-AN- oA tAAQ HUI HaAI u4tAluELN or
 the G6ih general assembly to pledges of
 the party in favor Of licensing the traffic
 Tn intoxicating liquors and We denOunce
 the fraud and hypocricy ot the Repubh-
 can party n defeating this wise meas
 ure of reform.
 The platform declares ii.e Dem 1craey IS and always has heea opposed to snmp- tuary legislation and special taxation in any form and IS m favor of the largest liberty to private conduct consistent with the pubi,c welfare and the rights of others, aud regulating the liquor traffic and providing against the evils resulting therefrom. by n iudicious and properly guarded license system. Under the present constitution of Ohio such a system IS forbidden and taxation is limited to property and required to be measured by the money value. We therefore are in favor of a constitutional amendment which shall permit such q system. and VIC promise it's submission for adoption by tho people if necessary. Three fifths of every branch of the next general assembly will be composed of Democrats. The platform declares that the Democratic party favors arbitration as the best means of settling the diff ference between labor and employers. We favor the establishment of iu;erue- diate penitentiHries for the reform Gf prisoners nJt belonging. t0 criminal clzses; the adoption 0; pending c,usti- tutiunai amendment tO change tho date Of annual state, county and cOngTes ioI- al elections to November.
 SEATTLE ". T., Aug. 2O-Seraior Harrison of Indiana, arrived here to- day. He states that he will soon re- turn east and will spend a week in Ohio speaking in behalf ot Foraker.
 SALT LAKE, Aug. 20-The canvass Of the recent election in Utah Is almost to-day. The Normous elect ed all the legislators but one, and ali the county officials except in one county. The Liberals elected one member to the lower house in Summit county and The county officers n the same county. The protests filed by NOrmons against the issue of certificates of election to Liberals elected, was overruled by the canvassing board.
 TOMBSTONE, Ariz.. Aug. 2i-Parties just arrived from Sonora, state that the Apaches have been committing fearful and that perfect reign of terror exists throughout the northern part O.. the state. No accurate details can be learned. The Mexican force is SO small and poorly provisioDed, while the U. $. troops are too far to the east to render any assistance.
 MADRID, Aug. 2I- The irritation against Germany Increases hourly. The official press k more indignant over the seizure of the Caroline islands than the press. The newspapers gen erally advocate reprisals. Count Von Solme Sannewalde, German ambassador to Spain, now abstains from attending the theatre and avoids public prom enades and places of amusement. It.Is stated that the govern ment intends to rupture the com mercial Rnd diplomatic relations existing be. tween Germany and Spain unless Ger many abandOns her clsim tO the Caro- lines. SehOr Cgrvniae, in an address before the Spanish-African society, to- day denounced Germany t.r trespsssing upon Spanish rights. The society has decided to rebssemble and pass resolu- tIors demanding that Spain take ener- getic action against Germany's occupa- ton of the Caroline islands. Prince Bismarck's reply to the Spanish protest is scOnsiJercd eTasive and unsatisfactory, he proiesses to be willing to submit his claims to the examination of arbitrators.
 VICTORIA, E. C.. Aug. 2l-The petri- fed giant, which proves to be gigan- tic fraud, was entered at the custom house from San Francisco as block of An English man, believing in the authenticity purchased it for e3OO and the image has been seized by the customs authorities for under valuation. ! The image is known to be one of those 'ound n, Santa Maria, Cal, and which was imposed on the public of San Fran ,.sco few months ago.
 ALBANY, \. I. Aug 2l.-Tiauy Josef Petmskey, this morning suffered the -xireme penalty Of the law for the mur- 1 Ter of Mrs. Paulina Fronizreim' June lst ! 1883. The crime was first discovered l when the husband ot the victim return | d home from bis days labor and found | he mutilated corpse Of bic wife lying lu | 3 pool of blood and upon tbe floor. her ] brains being beaten out with tbe blunt | edge of 6 Lltctc,. The examining pby- ,.cian tesiiiied that over twenty blows ! Iad been dealt with the weapon. The | murderer was captured ths following ! lay lr Alhapy. The Iris'rer admitted ! having killed the woman and TUt ia l plea oi self defense. lie claims she | ought thc iote1vIew. and fe urged her | .o elope with him but upon learning ] hat she vas already married, he flew in- 1 To rage and drew revolver upon her. | After the commission ot tine cnme be | -iiie3 tine house oi everything in the | shape cf ieElery or money. Ihe theo- ! " ot the prosecution was that he went | .o the house merely for the purpose Of 1 robbery but that upon being confronted | by the wo,aau be felt compelled to put | ler ou; of the way. The prisoner was ! Prussia1. 2i years oi age.
 MADRID. Aug. 21.-In Spain yes:er- fay there were 5,lOi new cases of chol- | ,rs and l,6ii deaths during the F hour- | ,nded at midnight last.
 Cisco. Cal, Aug. 2l.-The east bound l overland train was ditchsd at Tsmsrich l md two engineers and tiremen scalded. l No passengers were hurt.
 PLArrsBURG, \. T., Aug. 2l-Presi- lent Cleveland and Ward have been in