Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-05-01

S22l 93Okdamages, claiming r..,
 dends declared by the compspv I. 4i7I
 October lS14, and June I~7g Ls1 1."efa
 been made on the stock held b, n '''
 OLYMPIA, W. T., Aprll 2g-an...
 was made at l o'clock this aftar,-'e- 20
 five prisoners to break out of tI. tIeO1 .!
 tentisry at Seattle. The guar5 F1s f.-,
 killing NIse and mortally v,T-5.- 55.-i
 Garron. Conyicts Ka1ey a-l '1T-,-.'g T-
 were caught, but Tai escaped. t
 NEW YORK, April 2g.-A s-sc,-i D. ! patch rom Chicago says that url.'.'-- --'
 AtcblsoD advances its L1- ADe-I..ss .1s
 to-day all the other trsrsco. .7,-s
 roads will make a ten dollar -sj-o--'a.
 to all California points. -u''.1'
 ClSAN FRANcIsco, April % IT..
 tes. over he will of the late Ibos
 lOa 4Rs Tn prCs- ss ir Judge e.
 court this morning. Two of t,.- -..
 neys became involved ir an ali.---.'-
 ard were upon the point Of G-.u-r-
 volvers when deputy shrriF vr.' '' | present sprsn9 between them erf -' vented further dem0n5tra,.ors E7' Coff-y fined each c bmdrei q rs-. --
 contempt. The fine was imns..' ', | paid. WAsHINGToS, April -4-IIa -. Chinese minister Was form ally ,r-.,.-.,
 Co the president to-day b rsr,-s-.--. | of state. He WAS H:J-rtG n l.
 costume aDd GccoE panied . t.--s
 his suite and an interpr ter.
 The new minister spoke t..--.
 ''Mr. Presid,nt. l have the f.--.
 dehver to Your Excelle ta- L..1
 which my august sovereign. t.s ,,.-s'-.
 of CtIna, has addressed t5s.r. .a.-.t ing me as sn envoy and nL.-t.r r-.'
 pOtentiary to the United S-q.-s T.
 becomes my dIty to acceu. t.- ,-
 pUrtant charge to winch 1 We, a.r.I and assume It with ple.su-g, f..r,7 greater degree of coaGdeuc- .l.s r,.- successfully accomplish i.e lg.-.. . my mission. because of yc-- tv,ag.-,.g. well known and high str-g ot .r..l
 and generous courtesy. A- P-s.l.-.
 1t will be my constant aim Co 1.-.
 tain and strengthen tie am.c.t.a
 tiOBs now existing be-we tae Jrtt States and China. Sir, l beg l,
 offer to you my earnest BIsut5 -.-.
 personal happiness, fer ,be sGcrr. f
 he government of winch ypU l-. .. distinguished chief and for th..rr.--. ity of the people of the United State
 The president replIsd: "AIr. N.-.,,.-
 have great satisfaction iu rtcs.r-, from your hand the letter of Lis .ur... ial majesty, emPesor of China. aecs-.. ing you as minister plenip teuu.ry r the United States. In welcoming minister who, for the first time visits 3, country, 1t Is gratifying to recaI, f... I ever since China and the United St-s first became acquainted, through ;l. peaceful and friendly channels of c--. merce and diplomacy, your predtc.-,rs m this mission have each and all ca. trlbuted theIr share in building uq q. good relations winch so happily. alI trust will ever exIst. between -, country, the oldest in the family ci -. tons, and ours. which Is stiI re~-. l am gratified tO hear the expgss-..1. Of pleasure and confident hope vra which you enter upon your sCrce c, dutIes here, and have entire cer,acy that animated Es We are by the szs spirit of justness. friendlIness ard -sl. erOus accommodations Eich Ias .., tingu'shed those who have preceda -os in the office, your mission will a- cOmpanied by beneficial results tt 10th countries. My efforts shall u.t Dc lack ing Tn the same direction. fer Q ,ss strength of ysur own purpose is added the good will Of the people Of tl.- c.1e- try, who desire only relsi'H-s rf au..g and com'ty with your government. ! trust, Nr. Minister, your uH.a v,th us will yield you happiues a,d h.a.t.. md Oe productive of lasting Gat rT- rual prosperity t the people Of Cal-i and the United States.
 WASHINGTON, April 29-Ih he SeI4.a. secret session tod day res uued the o-- sidrrHtiOn of the nomination of Cla-i- k. Pollard Of Indiana. to be judge . tls -uDTeme cuUr, of Montana, and tts s,r- ato-s haviuc fully dIgested au aIr.re report 10 case ali opposition U.lt-avu and in case u wBs unanimously r,l l.c..3.
 A motion was made tc rem ytt.r l- iuutiOn of the secresy from t.- c.l- drmation of General RO scrsI- q. te register of tue treasury winch i- i-.a .- pending -'he InvCs'IgHtICu sf charges
 gainst him, by tbe Inot,.u to -tc.us.i- CT the vote: the motion was Cp;r cd t1 the ground that the suh-cuuu.t..- et the committee on finance, vEicl i- ua- derstoOd tn consist of etuas.T- l-'IIe- and Vance, had not yet had D oiF0-- tunity 10 examine the records of tLt -1- DTeme court which, it IS al rsci. c"r- tain facts in charges brough, ar .a- the nominee. The motion wa7 u-.s-tI 70 vote and was lost.
 A memorial from the lecIslatIre 0+ owa. remoDstrating against tLe eagc.. a ion of the nded iudebteGrt-- Hi .-a Union Pacific railroad, was P-a.gr RsieIred.
 MONTGOMERY, Ala, April 70 I.. capitol grounds at II o'clock to Iay t.t' .ented m animated sceEe. lLe vt hIil top and premises were covtr,t Vlt- people who had gathered tn wI.u--s 'lr laying of the corner stone by jste-'.- Davis, If the confederate nOuuu.sl',n' n' as some expres. .e1 1t, "the OllicIal t1ru' of the confederacy." Near at ta1d stood the corner stone on which 70 raised letters was irscrit ed: "Ca-lf- Stone Laid by ex-President Jtir.- Davis, April 29th. 1886" Opposite tas was large platform fer the sra.krs. Watts, presiding office o' tue occasion, opened the exercise- VIt reference to the importance of ealing divine benedIctlon upon the Ccca-.o-, md requested the Rev. Mir. Auirrv, pastor of the NJ. E, church to pray Ilt prayer was earnest and simple. EE- Governor Watts then pre-eu.sd Mr. Davis in a brief speech. 1Le scene "- NIT. Davis arose and grasped tbe hand '- his attorney general was very aii-c,"-. It was some moments before Dc c.uN proceed, as the cheers wsreI again .-l. agaIn repeaiei. When there vas sun ceDt quiet NIT. Davis made aD az, -- priate address.
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