Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-12-29

Chapel mystery was developed to-day
 Ths body of a woman of low chara0tel
 was fouud in the road in Poplar, one o the suburbs, with 6 vial by her side. Il was supposed to be a suicide. To-day however, the doctors say that DO poisor was in the stomach and the evidence now is that the woman was strangled with a smsll cord.
 NEW YORK, Dec. 2l-Immigrstion of ficisls say they are not responsible for the improper admission of criminals and psupers, ss charged by Pittsburg chsri- ty officials, before the congressional committee to-day. They declare tLe closest posrible scrutiny is eIerciced.
 INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. 2l-Members of Gen. Hsrrisou's household indignantly deny that there IS the slightest founda- ton ID fact for the rumor of a plot dis covered to ssssssinste the President elect. Diligent inqairy elsewhere fails to elicit any confirmation. IL IS stated that the author of the dispatch is @ mo- toriously unreliable publication. It csus- ed indignation among Hsrrison's friends
 WASHINGTON. Dec 2l-Chsndler pre- sented an additional memorial hume. rously signed from three voting pre- cincts in Orsngeb Irg county, 5. o. al- leging the denial of the right of vo!iog Tn late,election and praying for an in vestigation. Referred. Public printing deficiency bill passed and appropriates S62.0O0,
 The resolution offered yesterday by Teller asking for @ committee to in AA ,fcnn lf hn snn architect of the treasury during the ad. mInistrstion of the present supervising archltect, was taken up. Teller accept ed Vests amendment extending 1t 10 the administration preceding that of the present architect. Vest made Q speech denouncIng the present system for erection of public buildings ss extrsys- sgans and the worst in the world. The resolution was finally modified to sp- ply to the conduct of the office merely. and passed, The senate then tosk up the tariff bill at he schedule of cotton manufactures.
 LoSDoS, DAc. 2l--The West African Tele graph Co. received the following dis patch from St. Thomas, d,ted Friday: "I have just received the information ihs, H .nry Nj. Sisnley Is with EmIr Pasha. arrived IT. Aruwhis. The LOWS low 5ignell Parsons. agent.
 LrrI- RoCE- ArS.. Dec. 2l-Chs-,ss K a. prpspeTou- farme-. and Tife were murdered vest. rdsy. bIi- sod C l3t -f cotton the Lay before 50 t Is teiIsT.d be was murdered for money. No clue to murderer.
 WAsHI ,GToS, D. O., Dec. 2l-One CT more ,ltiOs-l bHuk notes once rede m ed cancelled and as supposed destroyed b ve resppssred at ;he treasury fer re- d mpti1a. |! has been found the theft mu . hay been committed by some per g in the department,
 PIrrsBUB5. Dec. 2I-The coDgressiOa- nl immigration iRves stigstiug committee began lts session to-day. The oflicIal bureau charities aud others were ex- amibei. They stated that tbe city II s,i;utioEs were crowded. It 1t was not for foreigners that are not entitled to lsr d here, there would be plenty Of room tor the care ot thuse justly en- titled to it.
 WAHALLAK, Miss,. Dec. 2l-Quiet has been fully restored.
 DENVER. Dec 21-All the switchmen of the U. P. yRIds are ont on strike hey douand an inoresse ID tho wages nf five cents per hour and that the local agent, Smith. under whose direction they are now working. be removed.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. PA formal writ m the case of the convicted timber grabber, Ctas. F. Beach, was filed in the oircurt court to-day. The sentence was stayed and to secore tie costs s bond of SO 0O0 was filed, signed by Alexander Conniek and othess.
 BERLIN. Dec. 2l-The Emin Relief after careful examination of Osman Dignss' letter, concludet that Emins capture has not been established. and will therefore start Lieut.. Wise mans expedition for Emins's relief at the earliest possible moment.
 ISDIASAPoLIs, Dec, 2l-The federal grand jury examined & number of wit nesses to-day. The impression seems to be growing that no Indictment will Sa found in the Dudley case.
 WASHINGTON, Dec. 21-Among the amend, ents offered to the Nicaragua olil snd ~iopted was one of Holman, providing ,h-t the directors of the canal company snsil-e citizens of the United States or NlesIae. e.ans and . siority of cltiz or resluen.s the United States adopted. oates oi AIaIms ID a speech ou the bill said that whiI be did moi think 1t uecessary for the UE.ad States to maintain SO large a navy to protect her American interests on the is'--nus or prosecution of the canal, They wohI not involve this country in war. He was cure if the United States was just that foreign war would be adetriment to this country. He was spprenensive that nothing would ever completely eradicate sectionalism ID this country except Tor eign war and if it had no other here the fl al result of such war would be worth nothing. Among other amendments of- fered was one by Mcdonald that DO charge efTecting in United States should he msdeiu concessions by Nicaragua and Costa Rics governments without consent of the United States, adopted. Baker. of Illinois, offered sD amendment that the United States government shall st any tune nt its own option have Ire right to pur .hsse the enti-e property at a price equal to actual cost with interest at , per aent per sDnum. This was reg ula.el but it was afraid it might be ot- fere, in the house. The committee re- ported the bill to the house and previous questions ordered pending vote, The house then adjourned till January 2ud.
 LoND x, Dec 2l-At a meeting to-dsy os th Council English East Africsn Co.
 z WAS concluded that Stanley arrived st
 Waddai attt Emin had started ou his march towards Lado to encounter the
 Madiists sud that Stanley still IS awaiting EmIns return. The couDcil still think Stanley is the white traveller
 whom Osman DiSas says he Is search ing for.
 WAsHISGToS, Dec. 2l-Tbe president
 to-day transmitted Co congress the Sa'
 mo6n correspOnde zee men Io7ed in his
 message. Tie communication from
 council general at Apis, Assistant Sec
 retsry Porier. Ostober 1887, incloses 6
 stat.men. from B. J. Moors. lesdice
 American merchant at Samoa, stating | -g vrhOea