Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-11-06
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 WASHINGTON, October 27.-The Presi dent issaed the following proclamation this afternoon. By the Presideut ot tl
 United States of America. pToclama tion: Whereas, satisfactory proof ha
 been given tO m- by the government O Spain that no dlscrIminntIDg duties oi onnage on imports are impC ssd or levIed m the islands Of Cuba and Porto Ric, upon vessels wholly belc ngIng to citI- zens Of the United States, or upon prh dues, manufactures or merchandise i'm ported m the same from the UniteC States, or from a foreign country, auC whereas. notification of such abolition of discriminating duties oi tonnage an imports as aforesaid, has been given ts me by mem ,raadOm agreement signed this day ID the city of Washington, be tween the secietsry of state of th, United States and the envoy exiTaordi 0ary and minister plenIpstentiary O. bel maj -sty, She queen regent oi Spdi1. h"- credited to the govern ment of the United | Statrs of AmercA Now, therefore. Grover Cl-velInd, president of t. ! United States oi America, by yiTtne oi ! AAt NNaNtCA ln O. rf1AAAAf | four thousand two hundred and twenty | eight. Revised Statutes of the United Ststet, declare aud prOclSIm that from and after date of this. my proclamation | being also the date of the notification ! received as aforesaid, foreign dIscfinI nating duties and imports within the | United States are suspended Bnd discou. tlnued sO far as respects the vessels of Spain, and produce, manufactures ol merchandise imported n said vessels into the United 5tstes from the island of Cuba and Porto Rico, or from any other foreign country. such suspension to con- tine so long ss the reciprocal exemption nt vessels belonging to citizens of the UDited States snd their cargUes, sheli be continued in said islands of Cuba ane Porto Rico, and no longer.
 Ia witness whereof have heruntO set my hand and caused the seal Oi the United States to be affixed.
 Done at the ci:y of Washington, this 27Ih day of OctRber, in the year of our Lord, one thousand eight hundred and eighty-si1, and of the independence of the United States, the one hundred ana tenth.
 Signed: GROVER CLEVELAND, President. T. F. BAYAID. Secretary of State.
 NEW YORK, October 27.-Presidens Cleveland and party arrived here from Washington on the 9:lS congressIOna! limited train. The president has not prepared sny speech for tomorrow s Cer- emonies, but will speak extemporsneOus ly,
 NEW YORK, Oct. 27.-The National Brotherh. Od of Locomotive Engineer re elected to day P. NJ. Arthur as grand chief engineer for three years.
 SAN FRAScIsco. Got 27.-The board of trustees of Mills College. Oakland, have requested Horner E. Sprrgue, president Ot that institution to reign. The cause of this action on the part of the trustees IS that they are dIssa,is d-J with changes bs 1as recommended, c' i'm ing that they are too radical. PresI- dent S9rague declines to accede to thg request. and further action will be taken by the board at i.s meeting Friday,
 VICTORIA, B C., Oc, .2,7.-InstEucti were received yesterday that R. F. Sproule, who now stands reprieved un- til tEe 29;h instant, will be on that .dsy executed
 the Chronicle rom Miles city, Mosaifhsnto, Msih O. says: A few days ago the Cheyenne che Crazy H cad. and two braves were srrested on their reservation on tLe Tongue river. 1uO miles from here, by the civil officers, charged with killing the sheep of local raisers. The Indians were brought to this city and jailed. The Cher ennes have been troublesome to cattle owners for eome years and have altogether deyel ped a spirit of plundeI and laE Elessness To day word was re- ceived at the government post that thc Cneyennes had made Q bresk and would be revengei upon the whites for the Iu- dignity pu. on their chief by Arresting him. l: IS autheuticaliy reported thhi six men were killed on Upper river suC , women RuG children of settlers are tiyin- ] for safety, Three cOmpanIes of U. $ 1 trnops have been ordered to the scene of the outbreak and are already moyin- out. By forced marches they can Ts e.. there in a day. The surrounding cnun- try is not connected by telegraph ana i- l C tally unprotected. Several hundred Cheyennes are at the agency and raiijus are drawn by over 400
 NEW YORK. October 2S.-At oue o'clock, the signal gun to start was fired and the cclumn | egsD iss forward move. ment. The U. '. steamship, Despbtcl | lay of the vest If 23i street, as the !- umns of boats approached. Pre-iie | Cievelsnl arrived with his suite a aId D, | pared tO 2o on board. AS the guns lfeo | the presidents salute a halt was made until the Despatch got under way when ! E l. .f .rk,. ! 0t boats followed ia behind bound for ! BedlOe's Island.
 The music tha. was played while the | officials and guests were assembling on ! Bedloe's Island this afternoon was fol lowed by tine signal gun that announce q the beginnitg of the ceremonies.
 Prayer was offered ny Rev. Dr. Rich | ard 5. St0rrs. Count Ferdinand de Le-- seps then dslIvered the address on behalf | oi the Franto-AmerlcRn union. Senator | Eyarts next made the presentation ad- | dress. rhecersmOnies Of unveilIng tus Staiue of Liberty then took place and was fOllowei by a ssivo from all the gdns in the eharbDr. After music, presi- dent Clevehnd formally accepted the statae, and m address wss then made by tue reprssenia;ive of France, Mini.- ter Plenipokntiary BDd Eovoy Extraor iInary. NJ. 1. Lefqver There was more music by G.lmore's 22d regiment band then Chsun,y Nj. Depew q lIvered 'hr commeu -stion address. "Old Hun dred" was naysi by the band sud tre assembly iGined in the ringing dox'lsy. TEe ceremonies were ciosed with bon
 edic,iOn pronounced by the Right Rev.
 Henry c. Pioter, ID D.. assistant bishop of tte dIcceIe of New York. Tie n4
 tional sslutt was then fired simuiisne'
 ously by 6ll the batteries II the harbor,
 shost and adore. The pro grGmur pro-
 vides for En sys u .ng illgninatOn ct tbs
 sta,ue with fife works on Eeil"e's and
 Governor's Islands and the Battery, and
 a dinner in honor ot the French gue-t'
 vii! be givenat DelmOnic1's th's even ing by the Chamber oi Commerce.
 NEW YoRI. October 2s.-The Presi
 dent and Ify left thi- city Tor Wasc-
 ing,on by asIecisl train On the PenEsy j.
 vania road ,t 5:30 this evening.
 SAN FRASCIsCo, October 2S-Ihe sec
 on1 trial Ot Michael Dosne. one of tho
 jury bribss," ended to-day by the Iury
 returring averdict of not guilty. sfteI
 tNenty minutes deliberstion. On th'
 first trial tie jury disagreed
 WASHINGTON, October 2S.-SecretRr,
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