Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-08-14


 ly enisebled.
 SACRAMENTO, August 1.-The assem-
 bly, adopted the report of tue special m
 vestIgatiOn committed which dismissed all charges of incOmpeteEey nIade Oy D. ;. Terry against supreme court jus tices Morrison and Sha-pstein.
 LONDON, Aug. u.-A sensation was caused by statement made ia court to-day m connection with the affairs of the Bri,On Medical S General Assur- Hnca Association. Hearing of the petl- tiOn on winding up tEe business ot the essCciatlCn was ID progress and, during the conrse of the proceedings, the judge stated that, the failure of the concern was dua to defslcatIOns which would ex- ceed E1Q0O0 He declared that every effort wouid be made to unearth and pun lsh she mlscre ants who had caused the ruin of the assOcIation.
 SAN FRANCIsCO, Aug. 1.-The officers Of the Ihird Irish Regiment, at a special meeting last night, decided to offer their service5 to President Cleveis and in the event f complications with Mexico.
 ISDIANAPoLIs, Aug. 1l.-Tae demo cratic st.te convention met ID thls c;ty this morning. Daniel VOorhses was elected chairman. A resolution was adopted cordially approving ths admin istratiUn of President Clevelaud and deplorIng the death of IieUdricks. Nc ClellaB, Hsncock and Hidden. \ resJlu- ton was adopted which declared that taxation for other purposes than raising revenue Tor the expenses of the govern ment was robbery. They approved the democratic house of representatives m declaring the forfeiture of railway land grants and cOnteaded that the ownership of American lands -hCGli hot be vested in aliens. The sixth rsS OlutiOn reads ss follows: We favor a financial policy in winch gold and silver coin and paper money, readily eOuyeEti- 1 be 10 coin, including the volume Oi the United States notes now provided for by law, shall be the circulating meiIuEl in opposition 60 all sumptuary and prohibi- ! tory legislation. John .. Nelson was nominated for heuteuaut-gOvcrnOr by ! exclamation. For secretary of state, E. ! W. Myer; treasurer, Thomas E. Burne 1
 T"MBsToSE, Aug. 1l.-1en or twelve Indians were seen near BlsOee thIs | morning.
 SAN FRANCIsCo, Aug. 1l-Much III l feeling IS manifested at the order Of the | treasury to stamp the word "hght' on | every gold coin presented at tue sub- l treasury found to be one-h half Of one per ! cent below the standard weight. Coins | SO stamped have to be sold as bullion, | thus entalling . serious loss on the | hollers, coins even slightly worn will | no lCUger pass current. The measure Is | viewed as particularly vexatiOus to the | people of this coast, gold being the | chief circulating medium, paper money l not being used.
 SACRAMENTO, Aug. 11.-In the senate this afternoon Creighton offered a Teso- luton calling upon the state department | at Washington Co demand an uucuudi- tloral release of Cutting, and that If fl necessary, our government should | use all its powers to enforce it's jus; de- msnds. The resolution WAS indefinitely | postponed.
 WASHINGTON, Aug, II.-Ac.ing Sec retGry ts,rclIld received 0 report from Special - gent Jerome, at Tucson, An ZIna, to the effect that large number of ChIuaIleu are continually entering ! the United States over tue MexiCaL border in violation Ot the law. T custom inspectors turn them back erG do all they c8n 10 enforce ths law. Eu, 1 he says with little success Inns Is manly due tO the fact tll. t-1 force i- too s-csll Co vc.ch the rloatier The mater was referred Go Judge NcCup of the treasury, for au OpIuIcu 1 as to whether the law afford any rem edy Tn such cases. Io his CpinIsl l ] judCe MeCUs quotes from .le iae bear l ing on the question. and says that De can see no more effeciusl way Of pre- venting the smuggling of Cdiuamea !, th8l through the special vIg.iauce of the ,us.om officers along the border, first. u preventing the entrance Cf obnoxious q persons, end secondly, in causing the -esurn of those already within ouI borders Co the country from whence they .Une. The provisions for fine and im- I Irisonment for violation Of the restric - Ion act does not, in Judge McCue's i 'pInIon, seem tO be practical ID its effect . keeps ID the country the very persons |, ShOm the'law proposes Co exclude, He 2 uggests as the violations of the law oc- urs through the contiguous territory of !.
 friendly nation, that the attention oi ! ' he secretary af state be called to the h natter. A
 TOMBSTONE, Aug. ll.-Rerort was C rOuyht in here today that Captain q 4awton and command have been cap k 1red and disarmed by Mexicans m SO- rr ora. 4 company of troops have been ol ant iron. Huachuca to his sssistacce. q LATER. The news of Lawton's com p land being captured has been confirm | by two gentlemen from Sulphur bring valley who talked with the cour- 1T who brought the intell gence, The | M -oCps from Fort Bowie, Huschuca and Ci ther point- have been ordered to 10 ush forward to the relief of Law ton, " nd to cut their way through at all ca szsrts. W NEW YORK, Aug. 1.-The republican ar Hte committee to-day decided not to tr old auy state convention this year. th PLAcERvILLE, Cal, August 1.-The ca lughter of James Opie, aged years. 5Iy arted Co klndle the fire with coal oil ir
 Mission Flat today, The oil can ex. Cded and ID fifteen minutes the glrl as a corpse. The house took fire ant -efythiug was consumed, not even .eir clothing was saved.
 SAN FEANCIsCO, August I1-Raports I've reached here Of the discovery of n ,h oil belt five miles from Livermore
 this state The surface indications e rruuounced the finest ey d!scover-
 iu this country and the yIeld cf ori. l-ch it I- expected Co obtsin, will. is is
 i-vrl. surpass that cf 'le famous .or8 Creek region of Pe1nsy vauia. A ulauy has been Ircurro1at-d under e name Of the Alameia OI E Gfs
 . with LOuis HaItz as president and E Green yice-presIden..
 Er PAso. Aug. H. The impression is ming ground m r.. Fcso that the Cut g case wIll be tae subject Ct diplo- ,tc correspondence for some montls come. and that ucarvhii- The rrizoa
 will not be released. \ good deal s been said the last lev Crys about B defenseless condition Of I.I Paso .n se ot a sudlen attack by MeXcaus, t there is really no cau-c for g'arm .e-e are few hundred Mex can troops Faso del NOrte, but ;Aey seem suileu, -satisted and ready tC dessrt as tle -t chance. On the other hand. F.