Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-09-15

Justice Searls announced that his de- oisiOn upon the matter will be rendered at o'clock thls afternoon.
 At two o'clock the supreme court an- nounced- their decision, and refused to grant application for writ. Chief Justice Searls stating no one could now interfere Co prevent the execution ot the death sentence to-morroE except the governor.
 WAsHISGroS. September 13.-Plstt of- fered c resolution lnstructing the com miltee on tinsnoe Go inquire whether 6 foreign syndicate. COD binstion, or trust controls the production of copper fn the United States, and hss thereby largely increased the price of all articles made therefrom, and suggesting remedial legislation.
 AUGUSTA, Ga, September 13-The damage by the great food is estimated at Sl,OOO000. No estimate can be made of the damage to farms and crops from Augusta to Savannah, while the cOun- try along the river remains submerged. Eleven persons have been drowned.
 PORTLAND. Oregon, Sept. l2.-The In- terior Department. having ruled that the state IS entitled Co lsnds ID lieu of sec tious 16 aud 26 embraced within the In dian reservations. The state becomes entitled to about 7UOO aores ID h-u Oi school sections surveyed Tn Sylets and Grand ReIde reservations,
 WAsHISaToS, Sept. l3.-Miss Glars Barton received thIs morning from Col Southmsyd who left New OTleaus ICes day with IS nurses, the following tele- gram dated Baldwin, Florida: Left ten nurses ct McLeuny, Have wired New Orleans tor doctors. People are dying 1 for need O, attention. The country around is panic stricken. Situation very sad aud much IS needed.
 LEwIsTowS, Me, Sept I3.-Return: from oil towns show s republican plur glity of 1895. Legislature and senate are all republican. The house 123 re- pubhcans and 2S democrats.
 WAsHISGr0S Sept. l3-A joint reso. lutiol passed extending until October the eIistiDg appropriations for sundry evil expenses Of the government. The sent te bill to amend the inter state commerce law vas taken up. An dersOn Of kansss offered amendments requiring the commission to execute provisluns of the interstate commerce law declaring all pooling unlawful | The k. R. Cos he declared had formed a trust which took from the people billion dollars yearly. The president O any company who would enter into sucl a trust ought 10 be sent to the peniten tiEry and kept there.
 I avaIvaT.w. I..ll NoE n m n wf Jones ot Nevada addressed the senate T support of the bIll.
 SYRACUSE, Sept I3-jscobs < Proctor Grand Opera House and adjoining pro perty were burned this morning. Los a quarter of a million.
 JuxcIIoS CITY Sept 13-A fire yester day destroyed property valued at Sl2J. OOO Albert Franks and Milo EsrleiRh clerKs, were burned to death.
 NEw YORK, Sept. l3-S.eamar Elm wI.h Cdauncey M. Depew Cu board Vc sighted about aOJC- Friends have gOn down 60 the bay Co meet him. | CINCINNATI, Sept. l3.-The Naiiona Convention of the greenback party Il session in this city, adjourned after d-  cidlng to put national ticket n tE field. They passed resolutions agAIns fusion with other parties. \ csil for national convention tO meet in this cii Sept 'S9 was made.
 BAY CITY. Mich, Sept. 13.-Fores fires along the shore of the Bsy her have got entirely beyond control an the outlook Is very grave. Houses, lCa glng camps ana other property hsv been destroyed, and people are flynn for their lives. Two families ate report cd to have probably perIsaed. | COLUMBIA, Ohio. Sept, 13.-The flu display of California productions and th Ohio centennial delract somewhat frOl attendance at the numerous reunions The veterans meetings of the variou organizations represented will continu to-day, The eDcampment at a meetinl this morning chose Mir. Warner of Mis- souri con mander-in-chiet for the CD suing year.
 Warner served in 33d snd filth reei ments of Wisconsin during the wsr Ru Is now member Of Congress from th 9th Missouri District. c. c. Moses Nei of Columbus was elected senior vic commander. Joseph Hatfield of NeI York junior vice-comn snder.