Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-06-12
SAN FRASc1sco, June IO.-Judge Mur

SNN FRAECIsCu, June lU.-Judge NUT
 pby t, Gay m acOfdance g.th the recon orie- ot Prcsiding Judge Edmund trer.:frfed the Cases of DOgne, Norlhel ani Cref- s,Ou, the jury bSibsrs, to Judg'
 Wi!sol, who hss G,c.dtl he oOuiG no fry thssr case5 lwingto Ej- past friend .hip w..s D.s7r, wi.i exchange cOnrt! with Judge Ffe.T. oi Butte county, Uh' been accyy d by both prosecution ana defens. so preside at tue trial Ot tht cases.
 WASHINGTON, June lO--i. Is saii tht juiiciary c1maattse has reported t1 'h' senate IL secret session. adversely, tht nomination O: Solicitor G1O3c.
 WAsuINGr5N, June lO.-Ihe report oi
 the house iudIc.arY committee oa tho
 Eamuuds autI poiygamy bill which Wa:
 p-,sruted tl :he house to-day is e veTy
 lcr., ,!sc1wsn.. After a detsiiel state
 mrut uf ,-r charges mate ly tLe com uiitee, Gir a 2 pubi bed, and :le req sons il--efu-, ;h- rCpoTs says: "fCul c ,rnrIitiee has nO spCsl'i1H tO recon
 unrd any measure tO fhC house which will involve the Fguci;tT oi any reigi lus faith. however vEcuE Iu th-Iy CpillOn I. may be, bat tIe JI,'sgctiJn between overt acss resulting fs1n tas beLei winch the lav makes criu,ul! aud the richt cf opinion aod of wOrshi"TIug GCl -se.5.iilr % iue dictates of his own c1usc.e.cr. GU- -l iU.iy s,t,ri iu the report 0i ihe cuo>tituiioral aTtudmeuts ns tu need no Ter-.IliUE. Iue commit tee does u1- hesitate C. cXp--s- their IIs- sent from lh, t,rt.fta =-cii. g ,f tie sea- ate bill thc ei-,t 1i va1ca E.ut lt ;aat the cau3uct 1f tIv 'Cor} .r,.;e Jlur-h Jl Jesus Clfi-t Dt tr" L.t- Day -aI.',' would be controlled hy tAe tflIs.eC5 of the church iu conjunction with tho trus- tees appointed by iho president This action of the trustees Jt the church and those oi tle government cannot te dis tinCuIsAsd from u1lGn oi church E'l state gnl ;hc law respect u< ;he c-tGj- hshueUt O: ce!-ci 70, 'rus caG It be Ct.g- than e lin;il.ou Of t.g ire-' Cxcr-i-c %, religion where % iaf jsr.fy vEJ control iu matters Cff.i'h sa1 di.ciY!i'r Eic gQ- pointed iy 'se p-c.ilaLt. inur cull- mittec recommends tu cn. crt .y 'He roots tLi= church -t.b.i-hugEt and cn- igrati5u fund of iLe company aui its 4'- tachmouts eui Go author Zc tlS clIcial proceedings through the atto-Gey E-1- ergl for dealing wIth pTor--ty rights ac- cOriipC tH llw aui rquIty Tn cuuciu- sion ihe .cF. -i g4y.. "N!.i. ,ho 'li as amended l- = vi.a p-p.ir gTcF'jcrs, with tirmness aId ;.Itu thc real purpose of curing the ex:stiug evIls, it does so in entire consistency with the constitution al liberties of tlc people EEd with their free Tilht to exercise their r-h yiOCs be heli,f accoriiuE Co their conscience and luiy under the responsibility of each man t0 the Supreme Bemg.'
 OGpES, Utah, June l6-An explosion last night at the Utah powder works in Ogden canon, o:Ehsmi.es distant. killed James Hoxie. Ouiy Q portion of tine works were demolished. The Ogden
 i-cmen has;eued tl the scena and saved the entire works from destruction Hoxic leaves s widow and twa children.
 WASHINGTON. June I0.-Lrnd Com missioner sparks has appointed Captain Jack Crawford, Cf New Mexico, custp- jIaa Cf tEe eh hliou-d 1, ?: Craig mili- tsry reservation In New Mexico, vice L. A'Eijl resigned. IL k understood that taata.n Crawford will socu jo.n General Mics as chief oi scents In b!s campaign Gge inst tue As-~..r.
 PORTLAND, June lD.-Eeturns from the counties hitherto uH-eusrt'd show that Mcbride, republican, for secretary Cf state ha at least three hundred mailri ty, oGl Jtrs.nE, democrat, for supreme judge, from uGc EUII-Cd .O one hundred md lity. La.s gives The republicans tLrec cut e tle ss- stltc officers. viz: Seer -.cy Ct state. state printer and sup er.afal5rui Of public instruction. The democrats set the governor. treasurer and supreme judge. The lower house vIli be dCuJcrai.c and tLc senate VII be republican. on account oi tEe hold over members elected tvo years ago.
 NEW BRUSswICK, \. J. Juue IO.-A sensation was developed in the session nf lhe Reformed Church friends to-day. The special committee winch was up- pointed Co investigate She Gif lirs oi the board Of domestIc missions, reported .ts former treasurer, John r. smith. wGs short in his accounts $1jOOD The | report saii the, board was occasionally 'OFced to borrow money to meet it's | engagements; that ii had authorized l Treasurer Smith tO civc note for these | purposes binding tho hoard. and that | aking advantage Os bis authority he | lad bcrrovei end converted To hIs own | ise the sum n .r.si. IL was stated that | Do prop, rty in h,s uaIGo could De found, h0u-E Ec was treasurer of Gn insurance l company which failed ani is now rc clsUrcr os gLo-h,r, X resolution ,L- Pr. CU:iOu ot Smith If eeu.l exrcl.eut v.- passed, also uae O regulate thc affairs uI the board 0f ome-tic missions with view of prs- euiiug a recurrence at such su EiTur.
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