Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-07-31

The president, Secretaries BayuId ar,
 Whitney and Col. Lamont lelt the exc
 cutive mansion aud WeTO driven dow
 State street fo take their places in th procession. The president rode m Li open carriage with Secretary Whitney Ahe governors staff followed, end be
 li1d them came 'he governors carriHge ! atcrthe pg1cU ssiOl. the president, Gov
 Hiil, Secretaries Whitney and Baysr,
 and the other distinguished guests
 went to a large rink on Park street
 which was already packed by an audi euc-' Go hear Gov. Hills Oration, ant musical aud literary exercises. Gov
 spoke at leaglh on A!bany's history S.CEsGUSr5. July 22 Both houses O trs legislature. af;er the BppOIntmeu ot number 1f committees and the Il
 tcoduc'.ou of bills on irrigation, ad
 burned uaIi Monday to allow the com mittee7 time e. discuss bills and maki . reports. Inc rlost important bIll, an,
 tait vH'rl differs radically from d., others, Is that os Cross. providing for (
 cons'i'Utiluai amendment for the con ] .-0c'l-1 s. state irrigation dItches i0 Ult For -fnte water works, aisl : .H- state sEtJ- commission. Cruss' msiI 1 .i.l prCy t-9 for tLe g.tctIOu of i've sta tl ' wafer G'ss:oucrs. 10 provide for | PrTchase, aal condemn water rights l and for tle construction of ditches tC | supply wat for irrigation, to fix price and to provide ihe funds Co maintain [ the system.
 -IoSrFEL.EE. July 22-Iho demo- ! cl.tIr ate convention met here today, | <. C. SIurtl!I, of Montpelier, and r. M | MeijOn, Oi Portland, were nominated for governor aad heUteuaEt-gOTernor
 respectively by unanimous vote.
 EL PAso, Texas, Juiy 22-In regard
 to the case ot Cutting, the American adl;o-. who is confined m the Mexican
 'lll ct i'as2 Del Ncrts for having caused -u be published !u an IT Paso paper an -rj.cie which attacked rival Mexican gJl.or cf H.so De. Norte. The follow I1g dispatch has gone over the wires tO NGshir r'ou;
 Hon. T. F. BsyErd, Washington:
 The 4lezIcan government refuses to give up Cutting. Wire further Instruc-
 lions.
 tSiEne.l.J JACKSON, Minister.
 The guards around tbe jail m which Cutting is confined have been strength ( ed, and n addition to the one hun Ci and fifty soldiers from Chihuahua, it l. learned % day that a special train is or its w.y Q? tLs Mexican Central Railway wI;A re-luforcemoUts for the Paso Dei S1rte garrison. The excite ueut !u, u3l he7e and down tt Chi hushua. p.=o Del N1rte vas at fever hss.s last -ht, and tLe authorities pre- tended tJ lear Au 1-iIrk All night the C..rI p was Etp; under arrAs, ani every
 man H Ln uIJ bear arms was pressed into sa-Flcg. iHF rl rolled inc streets lU large .s.ile- -.i rigat. Al -iiuIEh. w-.l tL, war.i.e Fcep1r6tlous were Eli-g Cr, .E-:-. |. wts RrOu-et from li -...E a.- .r.--el fo dress. tr vas then Ca q. ..Ia fa- .a.. -4u Julva Ca-ta- rylH, E-I l..HrE-.4 that eu uller had been s-- .T.. .-.u t-g -aFJ,me court of C.I.g.. TO-. u-l l.s.rr iiu Co ps gt tilted ts ill, II...1- . .l.1uli thI=, E.yiag he was lu t.- hands rt bis government, and vo..L tp rot.iuc except by the direction os the American consul who advised Cutting tO ignore the local ju,ce altogether. This morning Cut tlr.- wac called ur and asked by Judge ,-lAutGl, where do you rcside:' He replied Le was Gu American but resided il pGso Del N1rte. He was asked his ol iect iu appealing to the United States government Cutting replIed that Ee ignored the iglZe and h!s court alto sctter, He was then taken back to the jail.
 P1ErLAsu. DGEGAS, ,23.-B-ig. General Gibbons, Commanding Department of C1'si.lia Las authorized the publicg- ton O; following announcement. Van ccg-er hs-saes=, W. T. July 22-There is uCt tle slightest foundation for the uvart of tic Indian ou'raZes m the Cae-rcl gaga.y. Troops have been on ia ground -Ei fad nO foundation for ,i- report.
 WAauEa- y. 1&-Adit Gen. Drum t0-..gy received tre following teitE5aIa from Eertl. -ti.rs, dated July 2ZI. t.a.alu L-r'.l rs-9rts through Col. Royal, C5l-a..i. .-lG at For, uuachUea, that uIs cIua...aI sUrprIsyd Der1U.mJ's cau1 oa t-e l.ggi IIscr, EUoli i5u miles rngtlaL- ,.; ul CUmpEs, iouOtG, or uuarly ta-s hundred m'lys south turing al i- Indian property, Iu- c.lG-ng hundreds oj pouni- ot dried meh- and nineteen TiiIug animals. This is ile iiitI time within three months ID which the Indians have been surprised bv ile troops. N nile the results hHve not been c,C.siye, get IL has gwen en- c0uragcmsrT tp the troops and has re dUegd tue numbers and strength of the Indians GnG Eiven them a sense of Inse- cuTity iu the remote and almOs. luEccts- sIbl- TcgE;-ius of Mexico.
 VtsrrverrS, July 43-I. k stated tlb- lgl aE tEe absence of Senator l.1- ga. to attend tE, G. X. E. encampmeut a- san n,.r c,-ro. a.l nominations pend inS iu which E- !s Int,rcst wal, be hung rp aui .1 adjournment taken without dlsIlsil. ot them,
 LoxDaS. July 23 The c.-e of Craw- ford aSa..st Crav ford and DIikc, was gwen Co ta- Jury this afternoon. They returned verdict finding 'lr-. CrHv- ford guI!ty, with SIr Chss, DIike, and R-aatIrr N! Crawford divorce.
 IAe JuTy was Gnseu: twenty minutes ouly. The decision arrived gt tv the iury is that Nr. Crawford is entitled to g ,..Cc from hIs wife ou the ground ot adultery with Dllke, Gs decided uisl by Gstice Slr Charles Butt On February l2tl, .lst. The present case being simply IeLeBTSIug Et the m te.r -;ion of tLc OIeeE's proctor for .ae purpose O' asccrtaInlu- whether tnl decree u.-. should not bc set s-i1e Cu . rroraG Cfcs'.gsioa bF'Eeeu Mir. and -l-e, C-av: rs or ou new evidence i-yc iLarr. tha wi.e's confession, t,r Tu-f find ;n favor Of Craw- fa.. lL5s r...rIIr- confirms the pr 1us decree arf rakes lt absolute a- . .zg-- ..lru of -iy months, which vl.. E-Ir. .r ,u -E- -t --, the decree Eisi having h-er i----I on Feb.usry 18th. IL- pgee-'s !rHrt7- hrs been condemn el ta pay tLg c5sis oi tae present pro ce-i.ucs.
 S,S FEAycIzC5. July 23-The Cali forris Auti-CLiaese N0D-PariIsan Asso- ti1u has selected September 2lst, as the d.g :Jr the holding uf the State Anti CLI-1se Convention.
 LONDON. July 13-Tae race for the EcaPe stakes at LGutHwn Park. was won by Bsndigu. IAe stakes gre val ue5 70, lu.tJb suyereigus. CaudltUas va second had 5. Ga.ieu thiTL Twelve starters.
 PATERSON. =. J.. July p Rev. Jo-