Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-02-18

s whom b intended to bring over ana s give sn interest n his business. HI }, was informed that ina much as by tn, s express terms of the ststule the certif
 cate therein specified wss the sole evi
 dence permissible to establish on ths - Dart of any Chinese person the right o 6 entry into the Uaited States, the inquiry admits of no other than & negative an r swer.
 BOSTON. February u.-Mrs. Sarah P
 Robinson has been convicted of murder f in the first degree. of Prince Arthur
 Freeman, her nephew. She had been , previously tried on the charge of killing
 her son and daughter, but the jury dis- agreed. The incentive to the crime is
 alleged to be the securing of life insur-
 snoe. Her counsel said he would take
 exception to the verdict, and was grant ed until February 25lh to file excep- tions
 NEW YORK, Feb. l1.-John A. Benson,
 who Is wanted n San Francisco to an
 sver charges of conspiracy to defraud
 he government by fraudulent land sur
 veys, arrived in this city yesterday by
 the steamship Lshr, in company with U.
 :. Hs,-hL Franks, of California.
 NEW YORK. Feb. I1.-At 10 o'clock this
 morning Albert had made 56S miles and
 was 22 miles shssd of HerIy, who holds
 second place, with Guerrero thIrd and
 Hart fourth Albert IS ID byifsr the best condition. At 10 o'clock Albert had l2
 hours Tn which to make the A miles
 necessa.y to tie the recor1.
 WAsHISGToS, February l1.-Judgs
 Alexander McCue, of Brooklyn. who st | hn1 k.- .N ~g the treasury, has been offered and has accepted, the position of assistant treasurer at New York vice Canda, re- signed.
 WASHINGTON. February l0-rhe csucss
 Of Democratic members of the House, called tor the purpose of eleoting repre- sentstIves on the Democratic Congres- siOnal Committee, resulted in the choice of the following persons: Alabama, Jas. T.. Jones. Arkansas, Thos- O. McRse; California, T. L. Thompson; Connecticut, R. J. Vance; Delaware. J. l. Pennington; Florids, R. H. NJ. Davidson, Georgia, T. W Grimes; Illinois. R. ". Townsend; Indiana. BeDj. T. ShIvely; Iowa, ". s. Hayes; Kentucky, W. P. Toulbe; Louis iona, NJ. D. Logan; Maryland, Barnes Compton; Michigan. J. O. Fisher; Miss issippi, J. Msllen; Minnesota, J. l.. Mo | Donald; Missouri. James N. Burns: Ne brasks, J. A. McShsne; New Hampshire. l.. F. Mckinney; New Jersey, Wm. Mo | AdOO; New York, l., s. Bryce; North | Carolina, T. M. Simmons; Ohio. Berish Wilkins, South Carolina, Samuel Dibble; | Tennessee, Benton McMillRn; Texas, ". | II. Martin; Virginia, G. b. Wise. West Virginia, c. F, HogR; Wisconsin. Thos. K. Hudd; Ar zOna. M. A. Smi.u; Mont ans, J K. TOole; New Mexico, A. Joseph, | Utah, ]. I. Caine: Washington Territory, c. H. Voorhees,. Iu the case of States where there are DO Democratic repre- sentstivcs or where the delegation fail to make selections, the full committee is granted power to i'll the vacancies in the representation. VIENNA, February 1.-The Neu Freie Press publishes the text of the triple | alliance treaties. The terms of the com | pact are as follows; Tn the event of sn | attack by France against Italy, or by l RussIs against Austria. the Cabinets at | Rome and at Vienna will maintain & , friendly neutrality. Austria will sup | port Italy's interest in the Mediterrsn- esn, and permit DO enterprise n the Balkans without & previous agreement 1
 
 imposes mutual support against France | in the case ot attack. An additional | convention provides that if Austria or | G rmeny is attacked by France or Rus sis, Italy sha'l be obliged to aid the | cou0try attacked with all her forces.
 PHESIx Feb. ll.-Yesterdsy morning | about day break 8 shocking accident CO., | cured at the house Of John Asher, 6 | prominent cattlemsn near this city. Wm. | Asher sn1 Robert Mcdonald, the latter about l6 years of age. were going hunt Ing. Young Mcdonald was trying to force cartridge into his gun. The boys were knoelIng On the floor and as Asher arose the cartridge exploded and he re- ceIved the charge in the right shoulder and arm, nearly severing the latter from the body. Asher d'ed last night. The | eoruBer's jury to-day exonersted Mo D lnsld from sll blame.
 CHICAGo, February 1.-The ex scutive | mmltIee ot Tue subcommittee of the | nstIOnsl republican convention remain 1 rd m the city to-day perteoting the plsns outlIned by the whole com mitsee, Head | duarIers has been established in the | tirsnd Pacific hotel as in 1880 and 1884, | Clsrksol, chairman of the subcommittee | said tonight: Everything gives cheer ID. indications of increasing determins- ton am JpR republicans to look beyond | the convention to the election and unite | on s man, whoever he IS. who can most | certainly os elected. There IS less lac ,ional feeling than for many years. Frankly, without any regard to the in t-rests of any one candidate, l would | say the party now sesms to be divided | into two sorts of opinions. One class be- | leves that western republican, loyal | Co the party record, without personal or | iacliOnsl enmi.ies, and not two high protsctionist. but more ID the line of Garfield as to tariff, should be nomlnst- | ei. The present drift of this class among | slvIllans IS towards Allison, who will | have bis own state enthusiastically If he wants It, and who has great strength ali | over the west. Among the soldiers there ] Is an effort to direct the popular tide to- l wards sheridan. There is m undsrtov towards Gresham. who Is popular among soldiers. unIted ID sn organized form ss the Grand Army snd Loyal Legion, and who IS also strong with the snti-monop- oly element of the west. It a soldier is to be chosen, the situation taking the east ana west ccANAoA bAo Gresham who IS strong ID peculiar points and strong both east and west. The other class Of republicans I should say they were greatly in the usiorlty) gay the situation demands 8 usn who because of his strength with the work ing people and on the tariff question, cap command more votes than his party now has left. They hold that such 6 man alone can carry New York, New ! Jersey and Connecti.ut. These people l are ali for Blaine and more enthusiast l icslly than ever. Blsine has lost no | friends in the west. but has rather gain | ed. In the east he has gained in Mssss- | chusetrs. Connections and New Jersey and held his own in New York among republicans and has naturally gained ID that state among democrats snd work | Insmen who are for protection. One good thing" said Mir. Clsrkson, "is the sppareu, purpose of the the party to make such platform as will without change from it's former position and pripciples. accept the var issues as set lied and leave the way open for all men
 who are with iI ID the south on present issues to join with 1t in the future
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