Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-10-06

MAeHINGTUN. OcE. - 1It Ccuhlt Dlll
 10 ailov persOIs who have abandoned or
 relinaulshed homestead entries to make other entries tsken up and amendment
 adopted providing that whenever it np- pears to the register of any lard office why a settler on .he pUGlic domain was
 unable by reason of drought or other unavoidable cause to secure support for | himself, the register may grant slch set tier leave Of absence from claim not eX- l ceedIng one year. The bill us amended
 passed.
 WAsHIYGroS, Oct. 2-The senate reso- | lution offered by Call, Sept. 21th, ir- structing the committee CD epidemic | diseases to consider aud report before adjournment of this session of congress
 additional Legislation to prevent iu DOT
 tation Of contagious or infectious dis
 eases from foreign countries, was taken
 up and Cal proceeded to speak upon 1t.
 WAsHISGroS. Oct. 2.-The House ad- opted the conference report on !Jlnt re-
 solution Gppropristing SlOO,OOO 10 aid ID |
 suppression of yellow fever.
 SAN FRANcrsco, Oct. "A telegram |
 from Acting Attorney General JeakiDs
 tu Judge Sawyer of the U. s. circuit
 court, this morning made the first offi-
 cial announcement of the approval oi Chinese exclusion bill. ID the absence
 of Judge Slwyer. Judge Hoffman had the telegram sent to Secretary Bsysrd asking for Yerlfcstion of the notice 2 from the Attorney General. Deputy Judge II fTmsn this morning issued D several wriis of habeas corpus to China
 men who arrived here Saturday on the
 steamer City of New York.
 LONDON Oct 2.-The trunk of a wO- B men was found in recess of the new s police offices on the Tnamss enbsnk- ment thl- afternoon, with head, arnz 1 and legs missing. The remains were 8 in Gn advanced state of decomposition Q wrapped in rough cloth, tightly bound
 with cord. It is believec the arms re T gently found in Pimlico and Lambeth g were cut from thIs body.
 o NEW YORK. October 2-Hon. Levi F. {, MorIon's letter accepting the republican, a nom nation far vice-president was made n pnblic to-day. ID 1t be says the duty n of making known 10 people the pOlitlcai
 views of 0 candidate presonted Tor tbelr suffrage IS ossily dischsrg | so far ss ' he himself is concerned by referring % ' the princip e embodied n the resoiu- '. ton, uneauivCca. and comprehensive ID
 | CsahrhlsFTs hlDp-AA lg AA4N INN-OHoA WI yeution end which have bis hearty Bp- e provsL Oontiuuins MT. Morton says: e '.Ip busiue7s life. extending over forty z years. have witnessed and compared q She effect upon this country of revenue v tariff tending to free trade with protect " i've tariff encouraging home industries. 'e Under the former the d-yelopmeHt of x the country hes GlEHys teen arrt sted, ,! while under tEe latter lt has urltormi! l begn promoted 50 meu vhO earn then IL bread by the sEeat of their brow. The difference between th5 two systems is 'e that Of narrowing chances on the one .e hand and expanding opportunities on ' tho other. As to the question or silver i- coIuage, malicious seitl nent oi public ' land poiicy, necessity fer better coast .u delensss and duty owing to the ship h- ing interests of the country, MT. Morton n SAYS tte platform but repeats the 3D.
 proved ulilciples of the republican
 party and a5 such, m5Cts nls hearty up- le provgl fin proposing distinctly the Amer ican policy. not one of narrowness and y bigotry, but broad and philsnthroPic Se policy thst best helps the whole world .r by be example of a grest and growing l- nation. founded upon ihe equality oi SC every man before the law.
 ,n SAN. FRAScIsCo. Oct. 2-Colleotor oi ,;. Port Hagrr to-day received official ID a. formation of the approval of ths Chinese .. exclusion bill from assistant secretary m of the treasury l.. K, Maynard. The col sa lector will issue the necessary order C or prohibit the landing of Gny more Chi ts Dese. This order will first affect severa "a hundred Chinese on the steamer Belgit ,n Uhicn wili bs due tomorrow. Judg,
 aH.s . q HHr= aHsl 10 court declined tO issue any more vritl of of babeas corpus to Chinese who ar iyeC os here on the steamer City of New York ss SRturdsy. The custom house official to have ascertaIned that thirty thousand ,r seven hundred and seve1ty-eight return m Ger ificates have been issusd ai the DOT of and are still outstanding.
 1r WAsHISoTos, Oct. 2-Acting secTetnr Dd Thompson to dsy telegraphed the provi ss. sious of the ChiUeEe exclusion bil in winch went into effect yesterday. tO th he collector cf cu toms at Sau Francesca E. ard at the same time isfued a c.rculH ID Co custom house officers a. other points Ny pramulsatirg the law and instr lc;iD of them to see that It ia strictly enforced ls. CASA CYANIDE Oct. 2-TEe FlOrenc O'' stage md mail was robbed tGis Bfternoo A l nN two h LlIult LFG A~4alNA nun SnS n GranGe One Cf the robbers was c .. light complexion with smooth face pl- about IS N ears of age, wore a blue shir 'o0 The other was o! da complexion, sms s' ID sIze with black mous;HcEe. The eIe took CT be registered mail and th ra- treasure box of Wells, Fargo < Co, all ilei one bay and one sorrel horse, The drI' ,S CT was lsf'.
 WASHINGTON, Oct. "A long dIscu his sIon between Blair, Pasc J, Call. Char the dler, Morgan and Barry took place O hv Calls resolution 10 prevent the imports iGe tion of contiguous diseases. Morga pt- said there We're eighl states In the sout
 inst had heretofore been subjected SOD the ravsges Of yellow fever. He prt md fosed ths. each of these states sboul ip- be voted SlOO,000 making SS00,000
 all, snd that eac state should appoint
 commissioner and joint commissio Si should select 6 president. This board 1 'he have access to the general fucd and e1 as' pend it whenever yellow fever appesre 'u9 Pascols amendment nt diIe, ting the cor sO uItiee on epidemic diseases to iBquiI oI' further into the introduction of ysllO cS7 fever in Florida Egs referred.
 VI" Hall presented cJnfsreuce report O
 the defciary bill and said there wei  has four matters on which 90 agreement hs nee pot yet been relched. namely the itei -ew to pay Chief Justice Wsi'e's widow tt siI balance ot his years salary, the hou, ge. ooUfefees insisting that there was [ CD precaden; for it. another was tO pay q tne year's salary Of internal Revenue office The who had remained at their posts oai FiorIds and died there of yellow ieve her another was to extend ihe laws of \ nen Mau'- Land, and last so appropriate
 for s industrial home n Utah. He per stated the arguments on behalf Cf q rn- latter item.
 of Hale sad the association was c reg vas lariy organized one composed of mar rel of the leading business men Of Sal. Lsk iou gnd the home Ess designed for Gependel ing women seeking escape from polygsU
 relations. The principal point of diffe 20. ence between the senate and house col
 ferees WAS that the former wished