Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-06-19
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Hct lS cnurfitEttu 70 Ndift any tAELt '-
 the United States iO foriclt any other
 lands granted to them for their failure
 in the past or fn are to comply with the
 conditions of the grant.
 SaS FRAS,IsCo. JuHs 15-It is con
 silercl ios sitl- that he First UnIied
 States Itfautry how n Arizona, which
 is under orders to proceed Co thia de-
 pgrtmeut on July lst, nay not come
 here ct once. General Niles, II is said,
 has opposed the removal oi the lat In
 fantry from Arizona until such time aF
 some other regiment: may arrive 10 take
 its place. it being thought by kim that
 without inc present Force m Arizona, pro
 lection to the peopis of lhst territory is
 impossible. Ys-terday H dispatch was
 received at the Prcsidio in wlich Gener-
 al Miles expressed his opinion thnt the
 First Infantry E! ould not at this time
 be removed. lt is possible that a
 regiment msy be ordered from an east
 ern department tp Arizona 10 relieve the
 First. The Eighth Infantry will go to
 Arzoua as ordered. The greater DOT
 tion Of this regiment is now in AriZonB
 engaged ID Indian duty.
 MrSNEAPcLIs. June 15.-The Supreme
 Lodge of \. c. |. V. began its session
 here thIs morning. All of the supreme
 lodge representatives headed by Su-
 preme Master Workman John II. Brooks
 gre present. Delegates from the grand
 lodges from thirty-one states and terri
 tories and Ontario. tO tine number Oi
 2i6, are m attendance.
 WAsHiNGr0N, Ju"a l5-lhe White
 II use never presented more brilliant
 spectacle than tu-mgh', the OccaaiOn of
 the iir-: official reception given by the
 President and Mrs. Cleveland. The d-cora!iGus were on the same grand scale as st th, Presidents wedding,
 wiih the exception that there were more tropical plants and feFns sud less flow CTS. The SC ne when the reception Was at it's height with the rich toilets of the ladies. The splendor fl some ot the cos tunes worn by some os the diplomats and the bright uniforms of the officers, was most brilliant.
 SAN FRANcIsCo, June I5-The jury ID the case of Dr. J. A McDorald, charged with tbe murder of David r. Mish. after beng out five hours to day, brought in a verdict of acquItal.
 SAN FRASCIsco, June 15-Ihs cooks and walters strike ended tO night by the restaurant owners agreeing to meet the views of the strikers, end making eleven hours a days work instead of thirteen as heretofore.
 NEW YORK, June l5.-On June 10th a young couple engaged room No. 9 or the second floor Of the Stur.evaut House and were registered as Winfield Lc, COnpton Rrd wife of Kansas City Mo. He was 2t years old and she abll' . !ears his junior. This afternoon iie bO.el office bell was rUng from room No -5, WEiCL ,Le yuuEg couple closely I tajHei riucl tLe!s g: fiva!, but when iic bell buy responded laG Espp,l ut t-e door their WAS no Response. Aitt repeated rHppinRs wisL no sound frcu within, the carpenter Wus sumu0us. and forced oren the door. C0mutun and hl7 wife lay side by siIe on tha tllor Mrs. Compton had been shot iu ,hs back f thc head and was dying when the atteriarts entered Cpmption va conscious for Tcoment snd asked ths a doctor be sent for. ln Compton's hand was a revolver. There were bullet wounds in hIs head and breast, 5Tl not necessary fatal. An ambulance whs sent r but befOrs it arrived the vonan vgs leHi. There are indications that the pair were oI tbcir wedding tour and en on the inside O, her ring in Heated that they had bssn married on Jane 2nt. The bell knobs in the room were bloody, indicating that The shoot ing vas done before the bell was rung.
 MoSTPFLTER, Vt. June I6-ht the Repu DlICau state convention today 62g delegates we're present with twenty-five t0Ens tu hear from. Tho auti-oleomar- yGriUe resolution was submitted and re- ,rrrsl Es were also resOlutIrns endorsing .ilHdst"ns's efforts for home rule. Lieut.. .fov. OrInisbie wBs nominated for roy srnor on tls first ballot.
 WASHINGTON, June I6-In the ser- iia tn day tie following nomination was confirmed: David l., Hawkins. of Mis- ,ouri, c. be Assistant Secretary of tEe Interior.
 SAN FRANCIsCc, June 1G.-The general 'umrcittee of management of the Granl Army of the Republic has forwarded to President Cleveland an invitation to be Jre-e.t at th. national cgcampnent in Augu-t next. The invitation consists # s.c crt of gold. bearing the coat of I-ms Dt tfc orgariZlt!1n, the lettering leing finely cugrav, |.
 Nav Y0EK, JuCe lG.-Nr. '. HawIey. l general freight agent of the Sunset | ,p1tei tays: Tre statement that the | m tfe dispute between the l AtelisOr hHd Sunset routes Aiunt tht l .Srot E.eEt O; the MOhave division of the | sdns-t route wgs decIded m favor of | he A'chison company IS untrue. The no .ruiuT5 sustained and decide m | Hyor Of the Sunset r'ute m every poin,
 do hot understand how the. frat staie- neut came tc be made" M-. Hawley | .itcrdei the meeting in Chicago aud lRs just returned to this city.
 SAN FAANCIsCl, June l6 Reports lave been received from Ill important 1cg!It:e- throughout tie state that inc eceat north Nind caused but small aIn Cc, aud give assurances O. a largely increased yield over former ! ears, while be quality of the crop ia weight and righ:ness will average about the staE- ard.
 NEW YORK. June l6.-Geu Schofell fi- hffAAANtl tue I iill>S4 iutIH lA- | ay that the United States troops guard ig the tomb of Gcu irant at Riverside ark will be rem ved on June 30.
 ISDgASAPoLIs,J ,Jure 16.-W.S Holman Gs been re-nCminatcd for congress.
 LONDON, June lG-Ihe Consrrvaiiyes ave selected Col. Campbell Walk,r to ppOse G!a aistone ID hIs address It. ,minis electors that Gladstone who ppesls to their isell-s nn tEs scu-. ul E., euuuciated thiTteeu year, ago ta- rinciGle tEGt thirty ye-rs should be the utsIl3 Hga for all who sought tO hold ! 'sponsihie position. He cou.iuGes. be prem.er's present kaleid -sCOYic pro osals are proof ihl; his Judgment k n uEcr what i: Was. Ito strength of | ie Iri~i party "a Gu. 10 Glgision.'s i' ve must have home ile, let it be implied t1 .he wsule king pm on Chamb5Tlain'- principles. WAsHISGToS, June l6-Amony the ! Ills passed by the house to- day were tLe , Date ball granting the frankiug privi-i ge to the widow ot Gen. |. $. Grant. id the house biil for the relief oi the rvivors Ot the Jeannet.e ani tha vii ys and children of those who perished
 the retreat from the wreck ct that yes ] In the A-ciIc seas.
 SAN FEASCIsCo, June lG.-The steam