Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-02-27
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ratr- are quoted lu cunuectl1u Nlth sle A:cai.on. Topeka S Santa tt, though ID c.se ot the latter company ihe full rate IS irrn1ssd aad a rebate siloved travel CTS n reaching San Francesca.
 WASHINGTON. Feb. 2S-The b!il io ,,,.tirn1 .utr:-s of land under the laws .o! the UnlteG States reported to iay by Senator V.n Myck, from the senate enamltt-e ou public laB i-. proyIIrs tha' any eutry heretofore made m 'ufo EIuiiy -,,I, ta,. tul.s. regulations aud iscIsicI .nf tla general land ih,c ht inc time shall bc ljjudSri in 9rcar.lsrcr giih law and iue decision uot Ue rever-ti or m lilhsd, pfoviiet tbs. srch entry must have been made In good faith and Dc casrSr- ut fraud LtNr been made against the same. Van Wvck -ays tl!- ICrf f.ss ,t tEr tIl i- i' gulrt tLe ap9lautu~luG ut settlers Who fear that some uf .rc rulings ot C 2i- missioner General SYlrks may have the .fTsc. ut cancslllr- ci.ims which were taken .u cooI faith usaer ;hr lavs a- infcry-etei by { rler e rIcals-.olcrs-
 lie propgses therefore tc yrs=tGl,sZe Ger tain well reco-r- -si principles ot pEac- tice into the statute.
 SEATTLE. ". T, Feb. 23.-By pr0cla- nation ot Gov. Squire, issued ai h late hour last night, cIy.l low Is restored n Seattle. This ends the martial law after a reign Of just two weeks.
 SAy FEAxCIsco. Feb. 23.-Tne Bien- uial elections a; Houoluiu, Sandwich Islands, resulted n favor 'i the present ministry by large majority.
 CNcSSArI February 23.--JudCe Gaebel, oi tle probate court, to-day au- uouucei hIa decision ID iac lmpeCch- neut rroce=dlucs aGaiu-; Martin Brock man anu IF a Herman, directors ct the c ty iEirulry, charged with making fraudulent vouchers aUi various act- oi mslteasAnce in CiiIce. He tsusd them guilty as charged end removed them from office. They sent thcIr Eeslgna- iions to the mayor last week and tLeu fed. IL has been fairly sell ascevtslneO that BrOckman went to Canada suG Herman to Havana Mayor smith re fused to accept their resIgnsuon.
 SAN FEASCIsCo. Feb. 23-Privlte ai- vices state that the Navigator. tue newly built steamer winch left San Franc:ScI last June far a trading voyage among the Samoan Islands. when bound from Apia to Fort Nella, was struck by e. heavy sea on January 9ih, capsiZed and became & total loss. Her crew and seven messengers left the wrecked vessel and arrived at Api8 two days later. The Navigator WIS worth Siu,yUU
 Ws,HISGrcS, Feb. c.i-Solicitcr Gen. e-al Cooie ssId to-day that nothing had Yet been settled with regard to tue time and place ot filing sg.t GSaIas, the Ieie- phone Company. l. k expected, how ever, that proceedings will be lL t;u;li before the close ci the present week.
 CHICAGO. Feb 2O.-TLe Iuter-Ocela' Is Ngshiu gton special says. The Iezi movement of the Republican Senators !u thcir war with the AlIIDl~;ratiU. Eill pr 9tab'y be tO pass resolution calling uplu the AttO.le!-l General fog information as to the authority u1teS which ten Justices of United States Courts tO= the Territories have been sus- pended. Sections l7js ot the Revised Statr tes says that during any recess Oi tue Senate the President Is authorized, iu his discretion, to suspend any clvIl officer appointed by and with the consent of the United States President Cleveland has suspend cd three Chief Justices of the Ter rItories and seven assOcIate Justices. l ii.,h rrtion Ia ha'i by the Judiciary Committee to be m violation e the section above quoted. The Administra-
 ton will probably take the ground that
 ;he Territorial Justices are not ius;;ce- Uf Umied States Courts m the mea-lug z of thIs statute, but the republican mem
 i-crs Uf the Judiciary Committee argue that they are; that they belong Cs much Co the Federal Judiciary as District Judge m a State. and that III judges ap- pointed by The President of the United Siat -- are igi.cs of the United States. They ciaIm that tins exception Was
 placed la the law, as tLe debate st the time wlil show. iE order tO pr tect the iudlcIary uf the tern; 'ries from execui- i've interference while the Senate is not iu -ession. They are fixed for a term,
 and 4 tine President had the rich: Go re- move the justices Et pleasure he couli exercise a dictatorship over the courts ThIs question will probably 5e discussed ID open session, but just how it will be brought out has not been decided.
 WASHINGTON, Feb. D. Hear calls q ID the b.l EppropriEtIuE S-j1.ChJ for the erection ot a uouUCsent at Wash ington city tp the memory oi General Grant. The bill passed.
 WAsHISGroS, Feb. 23-3lJrrisor, of Ways and Means Committee, to-day il- troiucei joint resolution to tbe II G-e directing the pBym, ut of the surplus ia the treasury, over one hundred million dollars. in canoe latIon of the public debt. He dwelt upon the views ot the minority, which are opposed to reiuc- ton otthe surplus m the treasury to one hundred million dollars.
 SAN FRANCIsCo, Feb. 23.-The schoOu. CT DOmatIls, which sailed from th.s port some two months ago, vas Gis- covered bottom up ID the Hawaiian channel February lJ. The DOma;li8 had on board crew ot six men and one passenger. Their fate Is unknown. The loss IS S6JO0, insured for :IOOO.
 On January 2sth the steamer Planter, which was recently in this port for re- pairs. was wrecked at NuEan. Hawaiian Islands. The Planter Was chartered to 20 from Wayne kaneai Co SnhgD. During a heavy fog she struck on a re,f and was completely wrecked. No lives were lost. T. is possible that the m be chInery and theT eff cts may be saved She carried DO cargo. The original ccet of the Planter was $2j. .UlO, and the 70 palrs on her cost about SS1J0. She was not insured.
 SAN FRASCIsco, Feb 3}-Associatei press Yokohama pE;vate adyices state that all reports charging eI-Goytruur Hubbard. United States minister Co Japan, with conduct unbeconing an American minister. are untrue; that he has always conducted hlu-cii m sG D manner as 10 win the confidence of the Japanese government and the respect Cf his diplomatic colleagues; and that his abilities and high character are rec0g- nized by the entire foreign community.
 The French flag ship arrived gt YokO- hGrla from NaRasaki, where the small poX is epidemic, with uumter Of cases of that disease aboard.
 SAN FRANCIsoo, Feb. 23.-An asscciat- ed press representative called Et the of flee or the Chinese consul general today to ascertain the origin of ths published report that be had is-ued a pr0cl ma tion advising the Chinese tD return home. The consul generals secretary