Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-06-02

Grand Chancellor Maxon presiding Some thirty representatives and pas chanceliors were present. WinsloS Lodge gives grand ball and banque tonight in honor of the Grand LOdg members.
 WAsHISGroS, May 25.-Blair intro duoed joint resolution proposing al amendment to the constitution to th, effect that no state shall ever make ol maintain my law respecting the estab lishment Of religion or prohibiting ire, exercise and that every stste shall estab fish and maintain s syFaem of free pub lic schools, bat that no money raised by taxation shall ever be applied 10 seotsr. ian purposes. Laid on the table.
 DELPHI, Ind. May 25.-Three prison CTS. two tramps and Ed Chamberlain, who murdered his sweetheart, Etta Wit tenberg at Reynolds six months ago. as- ssulted the sheriff with sn iron bar and made their escape from the jail last night. The sberIfrs injuries are fatal. The whole country for miles around IS aroused snd II is thought Chamberlain will recaptured.
 CHICAGO, May 25.-A Washington special says the latest Blaine programme talk here is, that the Blame men are to support Levi F. Morton, of New York as dark horse If the defeat of Blaine in the convention is at all probable.
 WAsHISGToE, May 25.-House went in 10 committee of she whole on the leglsls- tive, executive and judiciary sppropria- tion blll which vas read by paragraphs for amendments.
 House committee on Pacific Railroads to-day began the consideration of the case of the Central Pacific Company adopting as basis for its action. bill for the settlement of the compsnys debt last proposed by the Pacific Railroad commission.
 PETERSBURG, Va, May 25---The demo- crsts yesterday elected the entire city ticket, headed by Charles F. Kollier for Mayor. The entire municipal govern ment passes into the hands of the demo crats for the first time in eight years.
 WASHINGTON, May 2j---Gsn. Sheridan IS not 50 well thIs morning. h Is stated that the serious attack on Monday evea- ing was due to hear; failure, and there was a slight recurrence of tha. trouble this morning.
 NEW YoRK, May 26 --- A wrecking steamer left here last night to assist the Pacific Mail steamship City of Paris, re- ported stranded on Fortune Island, with many passengers on board.
 WAsHIxGroS. May 25.--Cardinal Gib- bOns and all the church dignitsries who took part m tbe laying ot the corner stone of the Catholic University, yester- day, called st the White House at noon to-day, by special appointment, and paId ,heir respects tO the president. The presentations were made by the Car dinal.
 wAsHINGTGS, May l5---The president approved the act authorizing the present Grange Conference between the United States and the republics Of Mexico, Central and SOuth America, Hsyti, San Domingo, and the Empire Of Brazil; and the act to limit the hours that carriers in cities are to be employ ed per day.
 WASHINGTON, May 9 Gen. Sheridan is p very sick man. Physicians are Tn constant attendance upon him. His trOu- ble is vslvulsr affection of the heart, aud has mad several alarming sinking spells from which be rallied with difficult ty. The lsst being the most severe.
 A consultation was held to-nlght and in conclusion the follOTing statement which Is concurred in by all the physi- clans, was given to the pres: The pa- tiert is sitting up, voice strong. he IS bTigh; cheerful and hopeful with pulse no, his normal pulse rate being lO6, firm and regular. The heart sounds are clearer, the respiration is 40 and regular He has had no nsusen and has taken sufficient nourishment, The tongue IS clearer and his condition m general i'm proved since this morning.
 Los ANGELES. May 25.-A the South ern Pacific yards some of the brakemen have returned Co work and the rest will do SO al once. The switching IS done oy fifteen newly employed men. More new men are expected tonight from Northern Oslifornis.
 SAN FRASCIsCo. May 25.-The Su- prene Court to-day affirmed the decis- ion of the superior court III the case of AlELs NAAO EAbA anu hAA@NA Mamie Kelly. school girl, and was Rf- ierwards convicted and sentenced to be hanged.
 NEEpIEs, Gals, May 25-A Conariy, a discharged soldier, was robbed to-day and had his thro It cut with a razor. He will probably die
 SAN FRASCIsoo, May 25.--The will of T EgrrarN vuhp HrnruraA the bay on the llth inst, has been filed for probate. The estate IS valued st about sl0O,OOO.
 WAsHIsaroS. May 2j.-The United States Treasurer has Psid SIP 500. .OOO during the present month on account of pensions alone.
 VIOLA. Wis, May 25.-Reuben Drake and Wife and two grandchildren were fund murdered At theIr home this after noon. No clue has been obtained.
 BUCHAREST, May 25.-The village of Harlan was destroyed by fire to-day. Four hundred families are rendered homeless.
 NEW YORK May 25,-Msmbers of the Reading syndicate confirm the state mens that negotiations for the sale of Reading bonds have been successfully closed. The bonds sold amount tO S26,OOO,0OOO and they have been taken by Q syndicate including Barring Bros, A, Belmont G Co. Drexel MonRsn S Co, and others. The price IS with-held'
 SAN FRAScIsCo May 25.-Bsttery G. First U. b. Artillery, .sarrived here to' day from Fort Monroe. Va. There are thirty men under the command ot Gap tam Iugalls. They come to take the plsce of Battery II First Artillery, at Al catraz Island, which will go to Presidio Battery F First Artillery now stationed at Presidio, start for Fort Monroe to- morrow morning under the command oI | Captain Davis
 NEW YORK May 2j.-TEe committee on conference with the southern assem- bly, on organic union and the questioI of relations with the cOlored people IT the south to the church, reported ths they favored such union ss should b' within the present boundaries and con stituercies of Presbyteries and that al new churches hereafter established b organized and received ID connection with Presbyteries ss the interested par ties may mutually agree,
 WAsHISGToS. May 26.-The house sd journed at l.05. The republican mem bers immediately held a csucus.
 A resolution was adopted declaring