Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-10-13

] Tue convention .hen adjourned vithou.. ;. making further nominations. The !leke' } will be completed oa Tuesday. WASHINGTON, Ost. 6-1be couferees on the general defclency oil paved the
 way for an agreement on sll remaining points of difference, though action has not yet become final on the provisions
 10 pay the remainder of the year salary
 to the family of Chief Justice Waite. and
 pay an extra years sslsry to the widow
 of Lsfayette Daney, of the internal rev
 enue service, IS to be st uck; also, pro
 vision to extend the laws of the United
 States over No Man's-Lsnd. The senate
 is induced to recede on the lsst-nGmed provision to save the bill, It being un- der5toOd that She point Ot Do quorum
 would be raised by someone IL the house
 fthat remains in the bill. Probably Bn
 agreement will be reached before Mon
 days session begins, prOvlciDg Tor the
 continuance of the work of constructing
 buildings for WOmsn's ChrIstian home
 ID salt Lake City.
 SALT LAKE. Oot6-To-isy was the se-
 cOnd day of the Mormon fall confer ence. Apostle Grant called loudly for | tithing saying those who paid freely
 were most happy sni prosperous. He | declared the EElGts must live up Go the whole law of God. | Elder Morgan called fer education of Mormon children ID Mormon sohool7. Richards declared tho salnts must love the Lord and educate their children in the faith. It is the duty CT the priest hood to look after this, cut it IS not done. We must promote the young men to look after this. Eiuaate your child ren and no power Ou cur .h can prevail sgainst us.
 Abraham II Cannon, a peniteDtisry "marsyT" said hs bad seen the places | whence saints hgd been driven These | places had been cursed of God and are l unfit for the hGbitstiOn Oi men. l. is | not crawling tC accept msTtyrGOn from l unjust hands which only test our faith. | The kingdom of God is now established | never to so down.
 RoASoKE, Va, Oct 6-This evening | Browns powder magazine blew up, gIv- ing the entire city a terrible shOke, breaking great number of plate glass 1 store fronts and hundreds of pBues O glass m store windows. The magazine is abou: nile from the city. IL con- tain d four hundred tega of powder and twenty-five hundred pounds of dyua- mite.
 DETROIT. Oct. S.-The Blaine party Blaine, Gen. Kilg, Gen. AlEer, Col. NoyeC, M j. Perkins. Ger. Au-EEeu, Jas. II. Stone and several other prominent rep blicsrs lefs by sPecill irain for Grand Rspids. Blaine said hs now finds DO difficulty ID speaking and has been advised by ghysieisus thGr be can be entirely cured of bis cold.
 At each Of the stations crowds gstt er- ed gnd at Howell five buldred were as sembled. Blaine st fret objected to showing himself but finally was pre- vailed upon to meet the crowd st rear platform of the car. He was salute with three cheers and in esponse sad: "I am very glad to see you gentlemen, are you going tO wake things up here for Harrison and MOrtonY "YoU bet we are" responded c numter of voices. Grand Rapids will be reached st one and a meeting will re held at three. From Grand Rapids Blaine Eill start on bis Indiana tour.
 NEW YORK, Oct. S-The Roods sculling men are to compete for ten thousand dollars in prIzes, commenced at Madison Seuare Garden last night.
 WASHINGTON, Oct. s.-Blair offered a resolution which was lad over till to- morrow, calling on tho president tor in- formation as to the trial for treason, convection and execution in Canada, Nov, 1885, If Louis David Rsil who claimed to have been 8 raturs .zed ciu .n NLs h.N har l the proceedings ID the cssA were accord ing to due process lsw. The senate then proceeded to the consideration of the tariff bill, the read ng iu full being dis pensed with and the sena;e substitute being ordered and frs. considered.
 NER YORK, Oct. S.-The sheriff seiz d the property O. the star to-day, upon st- tachmcuts for Sl6OCO.
 WAsI1SGrox, Get S.-Tbe seEale bill passed tu provide for the warehOusiDg Ot brandy.
 ST. LOUIS, Oct. S.-In front O; the cou-t house tO- day Judge Lubke, Of the OltcIit COurs was rOtton-egge1 by well known bus ness man by name of Henry Wrisel. m Judge had rendered decision sgains. NeISis ID money mat ters. Weigie vas arrested,
 CHICAGO, Oct. S-Ihs cars were start cd over on the north side lines @. 7:3O | tEi- morning. The crr5 were drawn by | horses and manned by about a dcZ-n | p1l;csmen each Gs they lefs city limits, and also other cars wkIch were destined | for the business centre. The cars were l not moleslsd by the strikers and OD- | | lockers ga heTed around the barns. The | down trip was mad3 successfully with | | cut any mishsps to speak Of, although | | the cars were somewhat hanperCd by the crowd of vehicles which took up the tracks. Comparatively few people rode in them. WASHINGTON. Oct. S. Cbiei Justice | Fuller took the oath os office and Es-
 suned the active duties Cf his olh.D to- day. An hour before t.me u- opening | CoL.t the narrow space allotted Co tho ! general public n The Court ChGmUer | wac crowded by meD and w1meu. Among people oi note present vas Judge Thurman, who was conducted tO @ seat
 within the space reserved for the Mar
 shsl and who became ihs cOusplcuCu
 centre ot attraction during Inc half
 hoUi IreceedIn- the entry of tEc Justice The Chief Justice arr.ge1 as ils Capis0 at haif-pBst eleven, BDI proceeded 70 bI
 pr!vlte ofhce in the C0uEt, where b.
 oath of allegiance in She presence Of the associate justices. The oath being ad miristerld by senior member Court As soci ,te Justice Miller, At l2 o'clock the ; Associate Justices entered m procession Justices Gray and Mathews were absent The Chief Justice. also wearing the robe of office, was escorted Co Q place Gt the Q Clerks de-k. when the Clerk resd his , com mission, after wh,ch Justice Fuller srose. sni holding bible m one [ hand read from msuuscrlp. the cath