Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-04-21

st mat their minds were fully made u T. when they left the box and they s.sye, ., in the jury room only long enough | & take ballot and write ous a foru a T, verdict. The result of the case seems t ', give general satisfaction. 1 OTTAWA, Ont. April 1.-The depu.!
 minister of fisheries writes as follows:
 Mir. Baker, NJ. P, Victoria, Briiisl s Columbia:
 acknowledge the receipt of your let . ter communiosting the purpOrt of tele l. gram received at Victoria from Collector J hager, of San Francisco. stating that hG
 had received instruction to warn all private seslers from Bbering sea. The s sender of the message, Mir. Morris Moss
 adding: we demand protection" In reply to your expressed wish to be in- formed as soon as possible of any and
 what kind of protection IS to be given to British vessels Tn the Behring sea, l am, oy direction of the minister to inform you that the subject of Mir. Moss IS one Tor investigation between the United
 States and Great Britain, with reference
 To which, diplomatic relations are being
 op. The Dominion government has
 earnestly and repeatedly represented t0
 The British government the gravity Of
 the wrong to which Canadian citizens
 have been subjected in Behring sea, and
 has urgently pressed for a reformation of such wrongs. The authority of the government of Canada IS limited to the protection of it's territorial waters. It has no authority to send armed vessels to the high seas to protect it's subjects or their property.
 lt has been agreed that second read ing Of the fishery treaty bill will take place Monday. The opposition have de- oided not to divide the house on the biil. The thIrd reading will be taken Tuesday. The senate will dispose of the bill ID a couple of days aEd by the end of the week IL will be law of the land, and a medus vivende will go into effect.
 NEW YORK Apr.l i6.-Dr. Barker stated this afternoon that Conkling passed very comfortable night and he placed the patients chances of recovery at one n five. The physician expressed himself as being decidedly hopeful SO much so that he does not expect 10 visit COnkliDg sgsin until the middle of the afternoon.
 LONDON .Aprll l6,-Matthew Arnold. | the noted poet scholar critic snd theOlo- | sisn whose recent articles on CivIlizs- l tion in the United States sttracked | marked attention died suddenly today | n Liverpool from heart disease.
 BERLIN April 16.-Followiug bulletin was received thIs afternoon: The En- peror dId not pass & good night, bron- chitss having supervened yesterday &C., cUmpsnied by high fever and short | ness of breath.
 7:l5 D. m.-The Emperor is now in a | higher state of fever and there IS no im- provement in his other symptoms
 WASHINGTON, April l6.-At & special meeting of the rivers and harbors com 1t | was agreed that an effort should bs | made ID the house tO suspend the rules | and pass the rIver and harbor bills.
 BERLIN, April l6.-A general strike of workingmen is being arranged in Berlin. AltOnO, Csrlsrshe and other places Tn Germany.
 LONDON, April 16.-The British steam CT Biels, from Antwerp, had her bows stove in and was afterwards seriously | damaged in s collision of Deal, in fog | with the steamer Vens, from BIelbos for Rotterdam. The Vena sank and sixteen |
 
 SAN FRASCIsco. April I6.-A man by the name of Ealing was shot by his wife; the cause of the shooting vas jealousy. Mrs. Ealing saw her husband riding along the street yesterday with @ woman named Mrs, Ida Carroll, and ran behind the carriage and fired four shots with pistol, one of which struck her husband in the hip. and another grszed his neck. Mrs. FslIng was arrested
 WASHINGTON April 16,-Motion to pass the river and hsrbor bill under suspen- sion of the rules IS now pending,
 It is generally understood at the house that Mills tariff bill will be called for consideration tomorrow ss DO fur ther action has been taken on the sub iect bv the committee of Ways and Means.
 WASHINGTON, April 16.-Stevsrt iu- troduued a bill granting a pension of $500 year to the widow of Chief Jus tee Waite.
 Al the close of the morning business Senator Fsrwell delivered 8 speech in favor of the maintenance of the Ds- tiOnsl bank system and WAS followed by Senators Stewart, Beck and Reagan in 8 general financial discussion.
 The Dakota admission bill then came up. Senator Spooner taking the floor iD its favor.
 UwESsBoRo, Ky, April l6.-A fire last night destroyed half block in the heart of the business portion of the city. The water company had shut 6own without any notice to the city and the fire de- pertinent was for time useless, and sl- lowing the flames to gain great hesdwsy. The loss Is placed at Sl50. 900, one half of which IS insured.
 KANSAS CTTY, April 14.-A Times spe cisl from Albuquerque, \. M., says II is reported that train containing thirty horses of Lucky" Bsldwin's stables has been wrecked near Peach Springs, Ariz., and several of the most valuable horses badly injured.