Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-10-06
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eases went over till Monday.
 Sherman reported back the resolu
 ton offered by him for inquiry ss C
 state relations between the United
 States and Great Britain and Canada. Chandler's resolution for inquiry int
 the last Louisiana election Uf United
 States senators was taken up. Gibsor
 said he was under the impression ihs
 the American people were weary of un
 constitutional and revolutionary modes
 to sever the relations between the peo
 pie of a state and federal government
 What was the occasion of 8 resolution g,
 formidable in its scope and 90 fatal, i well founded, to one of the common
 wealths of the union. There was nc
 complaint from the people of that state
 asking the senate to protect them III
 their right, political or civIl,
 Chandler said he did not think .he
 people of the country were weary of in' quirIes into the affairs of southern | states. He believed they were weary oi
 the frauds, false counts and murders of
 legal voters that were going on Tn the
 south in order to make that election sol
 Id and to enable it to govern the north
 and the country. During the discussion
 of the resolution Butler asked Edmunds
 if he claimed that either house of con-
 gress has g right to make investigation
 of its own motion in the absence of
 some protest or complaint from some
 body in the state. He replied. Il most
 certainly do."
 NoGALEs, September T.-News has just been received here of the suicide Of Benor Florencio Ruiz, one of the most
 wealthy rsnchers in the northern part Of sonora. IL appears that the deed was done during 8 temporary ht ot insanity % which he was subject. He took 6 rife and placed the muEzle to his breast and discharged it with his loot. huiE had a wide reputation ss an Indian fighter and has for the last twenty years taken 6 hand in every campaign.
 SAN DIEGO, September 27.-Yesterdsy at the old town of San Marcos, stephen Johnson while intoxicated entered the blacksmith shop of Fred Balzsc and after entering into discussion with Bal Zsc struck him over with a stick of wood and then began beating him with his fists. Balzac drew 8 knife and stabbed his opponent, Iufiicting n wound ITOIQ WHICH uACn III n AtW A-S@--N-"~' BAlzRc surrendered himself.
 ALBUQUERQUE. September 27.-Msyor WAtkiu today issued @ proclamation calling on the merchants to close their stores and allow the employees to tend the territorial fair which was done. Trains from SocOrro, Lss Vegas, Santa Fe and other towns filled the city with eIcursionlsts.
 TOMBSTONE, September 27.-The city democratic convention last night nom- mated the following officers: Chief ot Police, Frank Ryan; recorder, Nat Hawke; treasurer, W. D. Monmonnier, attorney, Jos. Reiley: Justice of the peace, Granville Johnson; assessor. Geo. Bravin, A committee was appointed 10 confer with the Republicans to make fusion ticket of Mayor and council men.
 SAN FnASoIsoo, Sept 2S-Msrtin Kelly Police commissioner who was shot in the disturbance at the rooms of the Republican County Committee. last night. was resting easy this morning and physicians say they believe he Will recover rapidly. Wm Harrington who was also shot was suffering pain to-day but bis condition IS not considered se- rious. Autons Christensen another of the wounded IS stIll in a critical condi. tion. He is suffering great pain and chances are against his recovery.
 WAsHISGroS, September &.-The collector of customs for New Mexico has been authorized to suspend action in the case of the twenty Mormon children detsined at that port until the agents of the mormon society have had an oppor- tunIty to prove they are not liable to become public charges.
 NEW YORK. Sept. 2s.-The excitement on Produce Exchange caused by the ar rest of W. R. Foster for forgery was sd- ded to-day by the statement that another mortgage tor $S,OO0 is suspected bogus bu, have not had time 10 investigate. lt would increase Fosters stealing to SlI5.- GOO. h ia believed Foster IS in Canada. The fueitiye's father will make good the amount of his dedication. Some mem bers are inclined to think Foster WAS not in his right mind. His income st least was ten thousand year and st his fsther's death will receive million dol lars.
 WuHISGTos, Sept. 2s-A majority re- port of the Utah Commission was re- ceived this morning by the Secretary of the Interior. The recommendations in last annual report is renewed that Utah shuuld not be admitted Co the Union until such time ss Mormon people manifest they have sbsn doned polygsmy in good faith. The report adds, the which adopted the proposed upon which an appeal was made to Congress for admission to the Union was held without authority. The are of the opinion that no harm can result from the day of sd- mission of the territory.
 CHICAGO. Sept. 2S.-The boom in wheat continued this morning. Sept. opened at SIPS and closed higher last night and remained SO for 8 time, every body seeming sfrsid to make & move. IL began to go up and st II o'clock was quoted at Sl.55i and six minutes later touched Sl.50. October quoted 99's, November 99ai; December 99's; May sL0l5s.
 WASHINGTON. September 28.-Freez- ing weather IS reported in the north west. Indications are that a severe frost Iu the Ohio valley. and light frosts in northern portions O. the Gulf states and Tennessee; also ID the west portion of North Carolina, VIrsinis and the interior of the Middle Atlantic States and New Zealand.
 MEMPHIS, Sept. 2s.-Trsvel on all railroads entering here was resumed .his morning. Many small towns have followed Memphis example. in raising quarantine.
 ST. PErERsBURG, Sept. 2S.-SiIteen | persons perished in the fire st Cronstsdt | yesterday. The building, 6 lofty wooden | the staircase of which burned | away. A number of inmates lesped | from the windows and were mortally | hurt.
 CHICAGO, Sept. 2s.-The Ane furpi- lure factory of Wilkins < O.. on Lake | street, burned this morning. Two bodies of employees have been recovered from he ruins. It n believed that three more are still there. Loss on stock s6,0O0.
 ST. LOUIS, Sept. 2S.-A special from Denver ssys 6 man answering the des- ,ription of Tsscoti, the Chicago bur LA