Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-08-28

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 pie sni army. and to endeRyor to pur
 suade h'm 70 return.
 DE5 MOINEs, Aug. 2J.-The repubii | can state convention mt to day ani ! Senator Wm. Balliz5rs wEs elected fem ! pOTGry chairman. He made lOnG ! speech in which ne ar=sIsHed ;he I.csl den. fer his uctiJn n rCiat.oH c. trt surplus til, declaring his act uEc0as l | tutlcual iu 6eclinIng tJ scLd l6 bEck soi the Ecsiol Cf congress-.
 CoLrsrBUs, August 2j.-The reputii can state convection elected Governor
 FOrsker ornament chairman. General James ;. R-bluson was nominated by sccll-a,Ion for secretary Of sts:s.
 VIcroRIA. Tex, August 2j-The citi-
 ZenB Ofthls pl 4ce have issued an address
 ealing upon chsrItabiy inclined people
 of America to send assistance Co the sui
 ferers Cf the late storm ID this vicinity.
 The address ststes that famine w;li fol-
 low close upon the storms tTack7. Con-
 tributions ot clothing bId food are
 asked.
 COLUaBUs, Ohio, August 2j.-In tEe
 republican state convection tbs after
 noon Gen. Keller from the committee
 on resolutions made q report. lt con
 demns The democratic phrty for invo!v-
 ing the United States n a quarrel with
 the sister republic of MexiCn when ar
 bitrstlon was at hand; c0-demns the
 removal Of old soldiers from CtIce On
 grounds of offensive partIs5ushlp Rs
 alleged: endorses the present general assembly n providing Tor a s,ate house for disabled soldiers Oi tEe state, and also making q hOerGl appropriation for their care, and condemns the wholesale veto of pension bills by the president; t believes in the republican dOctCi1e Of tariff and is development Cnd Drotec ton of labor interests and favO-7 the rsstnrRtiou of the wool tariff Of lS61, and condemns the placing ot the same on the free list.
 ST. PETEIsBURG, Aug. 2j-Both the Eoseste aud NIedOnoste newspapers sgree tdat the state of anarchy existing h Bglgaris has rendered Russian inter venticn more necessary il order tO pre- vent iis sPreud to t-e whole Balkan peninsula. The NiedomCste says: We io not adv0cats the occupation Of Bull CRrIs by Russia. ths. k not worth the i st bloOdsLed u would eutsii It IS announced here tha. Punce Alexander arrived at Re1i yesterday, shat Le im- mediateiy proceeded to Austria by way of Nolotshisk, and that he was ID no wise prisoner.
 WINDSOR, Vt, August 2j.-A carriage ! Senator Eyarts of New York, | Chrrles c. Perkins of Boston, and Miss ! daughter of Judge Stanley Matthews of Ohio, was overturned this ! sveniDg. Mir. Perkins was instantly 1 silled and Senator Evarts and Miss 1 Matthews were seriously bruised though l not seriously injured.
 WASHINGTON. August 2j.-When Gov 1 .rnOr ZChck of Arizona had an interview with Secretary Lamar a few days ago he I .alled hls attention tO a subject which
 fleets largely the interests of that tern Ory. namely the surveys of land along | be completed portions of the Atlantic k 'acltc railroad, so that they can be tax d. Only about One-third of the land .as been surveyed and under ths laE~ ! assed by the late congress, surveyed ] snds can be taxed without as heretofore eng patented. The secretary referred | le governor to the general land office ihere -e was told that tIs survey. -oul1 be adTsnced as rapidly rs pcssi- le. although owing to reduced Gppro- rIa.IOls the probability is that only Ortiou Of the land cOuld b. surveyed
 be neW law authorizing he taxation Ui uryeytd lands before patents are ls- ned affects lnrge tracts O. land in ueaI ! r al Os the gtates and territories m tbe ! Ies- aul as soon as the department Is- ues th1 necessary circular oi instruc- l .Ou tsx will be imposed.
 WAsHINGToS. August 2j-Adiutani ieneral Drum has received the follow lg dlsDatch from General Miles, dated ort Huschuca, A. T.: Lieutenant Coi | oei FOrsy tbe returned to this post yes srday from Fronte.as, SOnora. lie re urts that the hostiles are in She moun | AIns some distance from Frouteras, acc nat the Mexican authorities were to an ger GerOnImO's Overtures yesterday he Indians were appFehensIve o' l easrsry on the part of the Mexicaus ! 6 am informed by Gov. Torres thas hs ( as directed the officials to offer Oul, | ie terms of unconditional surrender ie same as our officers require. All re tAA AAANA AAAN AuAAAAA1 LGC lAAlltu N0TAl OA. [ ld tired. Capt tln LawtOn's command
 10 good condition and be believes Inc In Kill, capture, or force the Indian d
 surrender. and 1 have every cOnti- Il 'nce m hls ability and untiring energy. q lould he force them near our line our oops will assist him. August 2J.-The state oblbItIOD convention assembled at 10 dock this morning. Before the chair an called the convention to order, v chiiiren on the stage sEng "Cominr 'e aud Bye n the chorus of which < 6 hundred delegates joined. HaIfRr "a urs strvice of prayers and songs fol wed, immediately after which the | - slne55 Ot the session begun. $. D l v inter vas elected temporary chair ! y, In. Hunter on taking the chair said l -' at thls was the greatest convention 1 ld m Pennsylvania during the year ' e temperance question was not only ~ .rsl but was to-day the greatest politi. .,
 question before the people of the '..u- te. ve V NAsHINGToE, August 25-Ben. r yc wis. deputy fourth auditor of the 4l usUry, rendered his resignation to 60 e effect Oct. lsr. It is understood be 3 requested to resign and his success th
 has already been selected. cc 'Ew YORK, August 25.-Mayor Grace re. lay appointed General John Newton. l"
 ;. A., ss commissioner of public 'ks, vice Squire removed. Ini 'TTs8URG, August 2j.-Ex-CounclI st, b George Chambers. of this city has ro ided tO swim the whirlpool at Mia a. lie says he will start next week if oiy nter.eres with him. He will 90 - 1rgh the whirlpool without a cork let. barrel or anything elso, depend --- on his powers ss s swimmer Go carry
 through ali right. His belief i- any man can accomplish the task if