Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-09-01


 ALBUQUERQUE, N M., Aug. 2o.-GeO Lee wss shot aud killed by Cbss. II Jackson in the street this morning Lees sister was married last night tG Jackson who IS sn eIconvict and Le' threatened Jsckson's life. Meeting th' latter in the street today Lee freC several shots st him. None taking of. feet Jc ,kson returned te5 fire, the frs shot proving fstsl. Jackson was ar rested.
 NoGALKs. Aug. 2S.-A report is cir culating here to the effect that J. J. Tol her, alias 1sy Tor, the leader ct the ganl that robbed the train st Agus ZsrcI last May was taken from the jail a GuRymas yesterday and shot. Th' Mexican officials are reticent reGsrdin, the matter.
 OASIJAHARIK, x. r., Aug. 2S.-DurinI s Harrison and Morton pole raising nes Morris, Otsego county, to-day a csnnoi was discharged premsturely. killlnI John Dickson, Albert Sergeant snC Fred. Sage.
 Nxu YORK, Aug. 2S.-Warner Mile and Col. b. V. Crugot were nominated by scclsmmstlon for governor and lieut. ensnt-governor by the Republican con yentlon.
 WIsHISGTos, Aug. &.-The Assks fur seal fisheries were resumed today Morgan, sn employee of the Alaskan O., sad be thought all vessels entering Behring sea should be required to entel at the custom house st OnnslsskA and there 10 state their purpose for enter ing and to give bonds not to violsts the laws of the government in these vstere.
 SAN FRASCIsco Aug. 29-The British Court of Inquiry which has been irves- tigstiDg the recent steamer disaster, a D. nounced today it's decision, by exoner- sting the officers of ihe steamer Oceanic.
 WAsHNaros Aug 29.-Mondsy's re- cord of Bynum's cannon controversy was corrected in accordance with ihe notes of the ofnoial stenogrspher.
 The House then went into committee of the whole on the Oklahoma bill. Psyson of III. took the floor in support of his amendment requiring the land to be throvn-open to settlement. He sad it should be disposed of by pre-emption as proposed by the bil SO ss to secure enough money for the satisfsotion of the Indians for bonds relinquished.
 HARTFORD, Conn. Aug. 29-Joseph Breed, cashier of the Hartford National Bank of Commerce, suicided this morn ing m the Bank building by cutting his throat.
 Breed was 6 trustee of three estates and it IS rumored that his accounts gre short on all these. The officers of the bank say his accounts there are all right,
 WASHINGTON Aug 29-Representstive Belmont has added Morrow snd himself 10 the subcommittee on foreign affairs which has been charged with the duty of collecting information regarding the treaties concerning Canada and the Uni ted States. and supplemental Legislation Tor the guidance of tue full committee in scting upon the Presidents message and Wilson's bill.
 DEs MoISs. August 29.-The Demo ,raiio National Convention met this with Michael Hesley ss tenn Dorsry chairman. Committee were ap- pointed and recess taken,
 SRw YORK. August 29-Armsnd Gail. eau. a French merchant of San Fran ,iscO is under arrest on the charge of snd vss srraianed for exam. nation before the United States commit ee today. Cailleon made contradictory Itsiements to the commission in regard o the case against him. He explained 10 attempt st similar offence some inc SEQ. by stating that be had been old that be might eysde payment of du- les on certain articles by leaving 8 sum f money in the top of his trunk. The committee characterized the accused ss ither 6 shrewd knBye or an absolute diot and held him ID s5,0O0 bail. PARIs, August 29.-Advices from St. state that snoIIeT pihilist lot hss been unesrthed, and the con- pirstors who had quarters near the i'm ,erial palace hsve been rsided by the 'olice who captured twelve men, three Eomen and secured e number of bombs. WAsHISGroS, August 29-Plumb from he committee on appropriations, report d hack the fertilization bill and gave otice that be would ask for it's con- iderstion tomorrow. Stewart offered
 resolution csllinR on the Secretary of ! he Interior for information ss to land uits. land patents and timber depreds- | lone. WAsHIsGToS Aug. 29-Porpey of | .lsbsms asked the unanimous consent { the house to introduce for immediate | 8 joint resolution to pro- lde temporarily tuntil Sepi) for the eI- enditures of the government. He eI- lsined that all the appropriation bills | sd passed except the army snd sundry lyil bills and that the resolution only pplied to those two objects. It was sssed. The bill for printing the gov securities in the highest style | [ art was also passed. WASHINGTON Aug. 29-Speeker Car sle has appointed Sawyer and Butter -orth conferees on the part of the house pr second conference on the army Gp- reputation bill in place of Marsh and .sird. who were strongly committed by | ublic speeches to the rejection of sen te amendments providing for the con- iruction of heavy ordinance.
 WASHINGTON Aug 29-The conference aport on the sundry civil appropriation i'll for public buildings wss taken up nd Berry denied Halls statement of esterdsy ss to the preference given 'uthern states over northern once. He lso resented other charges made sgsIn! 1e administration for want of economy nd upbrsided the republican senators or supporting such extrsvsgsnt mes- lres, ss he called them, SC the Blair ed cstionsl bull. direct tax bill. dependent ension bil' aud the proposition to sub dize steamships.
 German bore testimony as a mem ber the committee on appropriations. as , the sosolute fairness of that eCmmit- ,e Tn considering matters without re- ard to politics. He expressed amsze- lent 6. the statement made by Allison showing difference of ninety ye million dollars in favor of Arshur's 1mInIstrstion as against Clevelsnd's Ie said the statement was msde purely 1r partisan reasons. Gormsn quoted any of the items of expenditure under ls presen. administration and explain 1 the necessity therefor.
 After passing number of bills on le calendar the house adjourned.
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