Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-08-18


 of the American party the temporary officers were msds the permanent com mit.se on platform. They made two re- ports which were committed with in structions to report this afternoon,
 DALLAS Aug I5. - The democratic stste convention to-day renominated Gov. l.. s Ross and Lieut.. Gov. Wheel CT by exclamation.
 CHIcAGo, Aug. I5-Mrs. Ohss. Crocker reached here in a special car last night and was met by her son George Crocker who had come in from Utah and who gave his mother the information of her husbands death, at Monterey. After the first shook Mrs. Crocker bore up bravely and insisted upon continuing her journey. The mother and son left at once for San Francisco and will sr- rive there Saturday.
 PoRT AU PRINCE, Aug. 15.-The revc- lutlon has been successful an the gov ernment is overihrown. The president has taken refuge on an English frigate. Boovlon formed s new government.
 HARTFORD. Conn. Aug. 15.-The Re- publican State Convention elected John NJ. Hslpeu permanent chairman. Alter speches and business routine Morgan G. Buckley was nominated for Governor, Gen. x. E. Mervin for Lieut.. Governor, and R. J. Walsh Secretary of State by exclamation,
 E.S. Henry was nominated for Trea- surer and John B, Wright for oompirol- Ter.
 NEW YORK. August l5.-Advices from St. Jago de Cuba ssys that twenty deaths from yellow fever occurred there up to the 2Ssh of july. Reports from lhe interior say that many children and native Cubans or dying of yellow fever. Al one place twenty-four children were swept Ewsy ID one day.
 AUGUSTA Me-. August l5.-Blaipe left here this morning for Portland Me. Where ne will be rendered 6 reception this afternoon.
 WINTHROP Me. August l5.-One of of the most severe earthquakes ev5r felt ID this vicinity occurred last IL continued three seconds and shock the,esrth violently, swaying buildings. raitling dishes aud furniture.
 HoLBRooK, ArIz. Aug. 15.-Intorma- tion has reached here of the lynehing or Jsmes Stoll, James Scott and Joss Wll- son by outlaws in the southwestern part l of this county. The affair grew out oi the recent war in TOnio Basin between the sheep and cattle raisers. Warrants were issued and the arrests made by unauthorized persons and the prisoners were iEkes across the mountains into YsvspRi county when they were met by 6 presrrsuged mob of outlaws and hung. WASHINGTON Aug 15-The Adjutsnt l General ot the army to-day received telegram from General Howard ID San Francisco, stating that the sensational reports from fTerent sources, claiming that there had been sn Indian raid ID Pleasant Valley, Ariz. has been proved without foundation, General Miles states thht there are but siI men away from the camps avoiding arrest for nn act of violence resulting from sn Indian quarrel. All the other Indians are un- der control and a condition of peacs prevails.
 PORTLAND Me. Aug 15.-Blsine srriv- ed here st o'clock. There was not very large crowd at the depot sBd no loud enthusiasm. Blaine was ccnducted to the Falmouth House where be dined.
 WAsHISGToy Aug l5-The senate re- sumed consideration of the fisheries treaty, Morgan speaking ia favor of the motion to postpone Its further consid- erstion until December
 CHICAGO, August 15.-POst office Gu- tbori,ies having in charge the box rob bery affair. have found that the robbery 70 far fOots up 10 over two h1ndred and fifty thousand dollars. The Inspector is satisfied that the aggregate value of the slo!ea documents received wlll be, fully a million dollars.
 WAsHISGToN. August l5.-The house foTtitication Epprc priBtlon bill was taken up In the committee of the whole pe7d- ing point of order against the section providing for the establishment of a gun factory a. Watervels. It was final ly over ruled by the Chair. Meeting. of New York. offered sn amendment sppropriatinR half mil lion dollars for ihe erection of dry dock building and appliances for the building and repairing of armed ships Bt some point on Lake OntIrIo. He said Canada was building dry docks for the construction of war vessels almost within cannon shotOf the United States.
 Farquahsr. of New York, deolsIed that New York independsnt of any other states, would have the contract Co take care of Oausda and her five million peo- pie inside ofsiIty days.
 Meetings Emendmeri wss ruled out of order but the discussion continued. Nelson, of MinpeSOis, said the Cana ds railroad scare had found its way to the house from the other end of the cap itol. He appealed to the house to let the system alone. and sad that ;be ger tleman 10 the east might be afraid of Canada bus that Minnesota could take care of all Canada west of Lake Superior snd make it a suburb of St, Psal and Minneapolis.
 On point of order raised by Town send, of Illinois, the seotIon providing For the appointment of e board of de- isuse snd for rsppropristing S2.477,670 to meet tbe expenses of the board and for the purchase of 12 and IS inch steel guns and l2 inch cast iron guns was ruled out.
 The committee arose and reported the oil to the house, sitsr which the house adjourned.
 WAsHISoToS, August 15.-Computs- ,ions of the efiec: of the changes made by the conference committee in the naval appropriation bill has been com pleted. showing the total appropriation earned by She measure as it comes from the conference to be sl9,933, ,224. NEW YORK, August l5-A Post Washington special ssys 8 member of the congressional finance committee de- nies that Mir Blaine Esid through lSen- ator Hsle thst 1t was inexpsdient for the republican senators to report a tariff bill. On the contrary, prominent Re- publicsns who talked with Mr. Blaine in New York on the tsriff question brought word ths: Blaine saw no alternative for .he republicans except to prepare such bill.
 SAN FRASCIsoo August 15.-Best 4 Beleher, 3O0. Crocker, O.55; Chollsr, l lSO; Con. VirRinis, : F; Confidence lLl2; Gould < Curry, 24O; Hale & Norcross, 44j.; Locomotive, 10: Peer. .45, Peerless, 110; Potosi, 250; Ophir. 450; Savage. 2 10 Sierra Nevada, 245, UnIon Con-, 250; Yellov Jacket. BIO.
 WASHINGTON Aug. I5.-Mrs. Phil H