Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-09-15
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L. oO olh'SS at cLnDh lslAnu ID presence oi boats from the British sloop- -ot-war GrifhD. It IS claimed that slave trade f IS carried ou between Pemba and Mad. Q sgsscar by Dyhows with which it being
 the fact that they carry the French flag British cruisers are powerless to inter
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 U CONCORD, \. U. Sept. 6-The Idemo- l. cratic state convention to-day nomina- e ted Chas Amsden for governor and dop I ted platform and adjourned, D WASHINGTON, September 6.-The Chi- f nese bi!l was taken up at 2snd Sher-
 man asked unanimous consent that 1t be laid aside till dehnate inform stion of g the rejection of the tresty be received, Stewart ob!ected. He said, vote for the
 bill under protest.
 Morgan questioned sincerity of the Pacific coast senators as to the exclu- 2 CD of Chinese and made remarks of [ sentiment for their exclusion. Mitchell , Bgain declared somewhat excitedly that
 there was not a word of truth in the , statement. Morgan repeated that p'u- ] tocracy of the Pacific slope was iI favor oi retaining Chinese lsborers. Mitchell
 remarked that the question being sub
 mitted tO the vote of the people few
 years ago and he asked if the senator
 from Alabama had the csndor and hon. esty to state what the result of the vote was. Morgan objected to what he term.
 ed iip2snt use of the word honesty and
 after some further desultory discussion,
 they proceeded to vote on the bill. } On roll call there were 39 senators
 present, just quorum. Senators Sher
 man and Hoar refrsined from voting.
 Hosr stated be did 80 for reasons
 stated by Sherman. It was ordered by unanimous consent thst vote be taken to morrow.
 SANTA FE, September GA Socorro special announces the nomination of Hon. NJ. $. 0tero as the republican candidate for delegate to congress. NIT. Otero represented New Mexico in con gress in 1879 and 1880.
 NEW YORK, September 6.-DIspstohes to the associated press from points m | Vermont, New Hampshire, Rhode l. land and central New York state that killing trosts prevailed last night doing | great damage to crops.
 SAN FRANCISCO Sept. 6.-B Best & 1 Belcher, BIO. Crocker, 0 %; Chollsr, 9 55; Con. Virginia, 900; Confidence | l03S; Gould & Curry, 2i5; Hale & | | Norcross, To-; Locomotive, 10; Peer, | | .55, Peerless, l.S0; Potosi, 240; Ophir, | | 5.37; Savage, 260 Sierra Nevada, , co. | UnIon Con-. 2.10: Yellow Jacket, 320
 SAN FRANCISCO, Sept 6-At the exam instion into the City of Chester disaster | to-day before the pilot commissioners, Captain Eskiue. of the steamer St, Paul, testified that he would not brlng his ! chin tptn pnrk in fpu aguaafaliv If th.a flood tide was running and if he could not see more than POO yards ahead. J. | F. FIDnan, marine inspector, and Capt. | Ferdinand WestAll, Of the United States coast survey, testified to the same effect. Capt. E. M. Freeman. port inspector of pilots, thought 1t would take the Ocean Ic five minutes to stop aud back after | sighting the Chester. Commodore NIcol Ludow of inc U. S. Navy, said be did not consider lt pruCel lt to bring iu chips | like the Oceanic ID foRgy weather. Al ter some further testimony the court adjourned.
 NEW YORK. September 6.-At the opeulng address ut Madison Square Garden this evening, Thurman WAS un- able ;o make himself heard within ten feet of the platform after speaking few sentences. He withdrew and some confusion existed at the time. lE WAS stated that he had fsinted and was re- moved to his hotel.
 SAS FRNCIsCo, September 6.-The convention of producers and handlers of California dried fruits met here to- day and appointed committees to pro- mulgate a plan for permanent organizs- tion of dried fruit union with prObs- l. IL. on la Irsa | suming cities ID the United States.
 NEW YORK. September G.-The even ing papers declare that a gang Of rob- bers are systemstio ally robbing the mails between New York and the west. All efforts to trace the loss of the many thousand dollars which have already been taken have proved fruIiless.
 JACKSONVILLE. Fla. September 6.-l The executive committee of the citiZen's association this morning appointed 8 comm ttte to prefer nominal charges against and a statement of the conduct of Surgeon General Hamilton for his connection with the yellow fever in Florida.
 HALIFAX, Sept. 7-The British war ship Canada arrived from the West In- dies yesterday.
 RICHMOND. Tex, Sept. 7.-The negroes have been ordered to leave Fort Bend county for the attempted assassination of H. Fl. Frost. A committee of citi- zens went to the stronghold of five hun dred negroes and nOheei them to leave ID ten hours. They re- fused to leave and 40 armed men have kn hA nrda rn military companies have been called into service and the governor has ordered the state rangers to go tJ the locality.
 SAN FRASoIsco, Sept 6-Mrs. Rsbecca Goldenson, mother of Alex. Goldenson who is to be hanged Sept l4, appealed to the probate court this morning to be appointed guardian on the ground that he IS insane and incompetent to manage his own affairs or property. Judge Cof fey issued s citation to Sheriff McNoOn and fixed Wednesday, September l2. as the day on which to hear the petition.
 WARRINGTON Sept 1.-The senate has passed the Chinese exclusion bill by & vote of g. to 8. Blair moved to recon slider the vote.
 NEW YORK, Sept. 7-Mr. Thurman arose at noon aud expressed himself as feeling we'll except for little weakness es. He is very grateful to the people for their interest in him and wishes It t0 be explained thst there is nothing in his condition to excite alarm.
 SAN FRASCIsCo, September 6.-The cutter Bear arrived to-day with some of the shipvrecked sailors of the vhsl- ing fleet caught in the storm oil Point Barrow.
 All of the rescua1 sesmen say the storm was the worst ever known st Point Barrow. When the wind com menced blowing all the whaling fleet sought shelter on the east side of Polnt Barrow, but the wind shifted and in- creased to s gale and nearly sll the yes sells commenced to drag their anchors and 10 thump against the bottom as the wafer was not very deep there, Every effor. was made to save the vessels, but most of those that escaped destruction were more or less injured. The men on ,ba lost vpssals hRraly escaped. The