Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-08-25


 zslioe. Ofc-Ts Hre present from d parts { tie country.
 WE.T CHARLIE T,N W Va. Aug IT, board az house and sore were bnsne thi- mnfniDg. Mrs. Wslisne and ner so Simon aged 50 E-re oremated. Robber murder and arson suspected.
 TASGIER, Auzust IT. The Empero rectnty. at the Teq7est of the rebels sent Prince Maley tO receive tb-ir sub missi n. The Prince bed sn esc,rt O 20 Cavalry. Tte insurgents mbus o.ded them and msssacrtd Muley aut hi- entire force in revenge upon ihe ElG perUr for killiag the otls ga es sent t' ms i3suTgents to treat fr prscs, enC Tor whom the Emperor promised ,si, conduct.
 FoRT MONROE Va, August l7.-Tht Federsl Health Officer hes QuErsntin. ( the steamer Athens from Ps1sac !, with evidence of ths yellow fever infeo | on on board.
 HALIFAX, August l7.-The Thiugvalls reAchea her pier 3 hours hfier beinG sIghted,
 GhUsIFELD Mass, August l7.-Dea- soD L. v=riEg aged 90 ard his ster d,s iaoGsidsOn were instantly killed b. ;;gh nInK last night.
 sKw YyRK. August l7.-O,ders hqve 0Feu r. ceived to fit out th- steel cruIs CT Boston for sea vIthOu; delsy. She Sii. jOIn the Eui opsan tqutGToD.
 KASsAs CITY ALguGt 17.-Chiei hss ,ots of tLe Ki"kapoos. his sqlsw anu five ohiloron were killed by nSht- ming yesterday.
 HALIEAI, Augustl7 -Tbe Thinsrslls wFs sighted coming up the baEbOr st i:}J a. n.
 WASHINGTON August l7.-In the cs- s-s Of naval cadets Teoertly tried b. court martial at Annapolis for hsLInE aud sentenced b 1ismmisssl tue Pr-si- .ieBt cCmnuted the sentence to con ineme"I or thIrtY dave and de2nVs- ion of hslf tEeir snnGsl leave. The President ssyb he desires it distinctly understood the clem-ncy granted in ha.e cases ID not to bs con Idsred ss r 1rece1s nt for future executive inter ference.
 WAsHN6ToE, August l7.-Ths stsr ,bIs svea!Dg ssls: A propUrihOn IS un- fer cOnsic era.tOn by the DsmOe A,!o ,snpngn committee to ar-sags for ioiD, dI.cussi"n on the ssrif question by Carlisle and Blaine ID tgylYe of thf pnbcipsl cities in the union tO be named by ths two.
 NEW YORK, August l7.-Bsiore the foreign IHmIgratioD investigating com nitt-e to-d dsy Superintendent Jackson. lt Cas'ie Garden said that he dlt pos onsiier sble-hodIed farm hand imTo'- grsUts, though p-nDiles-, as panp-r-, ,brush be thought the Os-;ls GdrGcn offisisls shOul. Oe empowered to lCCk after ths detention uf immigrants brought here dee coDtr4ct snt proper aprrc pria ion p-de. He said that 'ho . Ei tHx shCUli he increased ss p-Ec- ;ical Fchems 10 keep immigrants ff v1 iaucm0. aud that sl foreigners sholll as required to give three months Do;Ice oi their snseuiion to come Co tlis ooun- try.
 CLEVELAND Ohio, Aug1st l7.-Some tms ego R-v. Dr. Geo. DlWlins. for .leveu years pastor O. the Eu lid Ave ue B- p5isl Churoo. one of ths largest and Tisnest n the city, created sn 1T ci,emsUt smOug tis people by pnnlloly inviting all christi tDs to psriske of omuunion at his ol1rnh. The B tp,I-s ,sperS the country CrirEe1 at lrngtE tbe action and fl prayer meeting to- night b. Dovi,ng resigned not "nly :rc m lis church bat the denominGtiOn.
 M ,STECAL. A1yast 17'-A territi, thunderstorm passed over ess:e-n o. .srio aGd ths ? ovipce nf Quebec lass night and great damage was done sUd lz,ge amount of crop sod prOpe' '.y d. ssryed. A numb of people s' stock ere kille-. The estim ted caurEe nS-rs million s-d hslt dollsrs. AZ St. Louis ie GfInzague a family of 4 De-s"ns were killed. Five Jren were SIllod by lightning ct V-lleT Field aLdtRo lumbermen swept Of the islls ai Chsndis:e.
 WAsHEsros, August l7.-Bill to au- thar;za the President to pisce c O. stonensn. of California, formerly Ma ibr-Grnsrsl of volun eerr tt Osli,o:Jia on the retired list of the army wGs to- day introduced ID the sebate by Ste par,.
 Fry's motion that debate ou the FIsh- eriNs treaty shall close on Monday n"I, snd on Tuesday final vote be taken sEs adopted.
 Morgan then spoke sgain in fsvor Of the ratification of the treaty ailer hich senate adjourned until Mo day.
 BosroS Aususs l7-Nelson Tibbi;s. e sanbl-r killed hiDs.lf yesterday after uoon. He was wanted on a charge Of m5rzzlement. Twenty years sRo T.b- biss took to gambling and achieved a nome that made hun known all over the oou7try.
 NEEDLEs. Aug. IT. Yesterday while fiiIag s salute st Fort Mohave 10 houor fl General Sheridan. private J V. Psr- ker had part of bIs hand blown of by a premsi ure discharge of @ gun. Aapu taiion . Deoes -sry.
 SAN FRANoI. co. Aug 17-The board of directors of tes Southern Pacific cOmpa- ay met to-day and adopted resolutions o' respect tn the memory of the i6te Chss. CroGk5r.
 U1L aBUs Aug. l7-Judge Thurman hss accepted sD IuvItsFion of the IiiI- oois D ,mOofauc s;ste committee to ao- ir.-s mass meeting st Chicago August 18th.
 ALBUQUERQUE, NM, Aug l7.-W. sco,' Mco,e. nse of the most Ironiuent catilr uso and politicians of t's souih1s |, ii.d b re this sftsrroon. Ho WAS f.thei of @. Albuquer,us f1e d5Dsrtm-Dt and ,h, Hr. bells of the c,ty We're tO.led ou his death.
 WAS ISGroS Aug IS --McCrrary O. K .n,ucky, from the committee tOreigf sff irs report. for inms iiAte eodsIIeT. alIon Ihe sspEte i'll to prevent the oon. lns Of Chinese laboreTs igt0 tns UuItei states, with an Bms ldnslt r5pelsiLs tae former acts. NcCressy stated 'ka owing 70 the fact thst she 7Dste hUeDC neDt t,esty had 70 b. re;urIed Co CsIn' for ra. .fcsiioo If that sCvsrDment snr ths it would probsbly be the first o next year before the tTeaty could h' greed upon. 1be obisc, o' ;be b.li Ss' 70 carry out the prov sious of the trrstI % soon s. It was ratified by both cOun .rles. The demand for the rat,6ca;IoI ,t the treaty snd passing of the bill csm' from the Pacific o5sst m s manner 1hlc. must be needed. The bI!l vas prepare, m scoordsncs with tbe treaty and va a long step forward towards meeting ih evils ehich bese, the people of Cziifor uis snd be hoped the hOuae would pss