Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-09-08

'- itornia members would ask congress to y' pass bill requesting the president to l. RiVe six months notice 10 Chinese gov .1 ernment that there sitter no Chinese IT, D eept diplomatic consular aud other off cers or the Chinese Rovernmsnt would De permitted to enter the United Ststes IS Morrow did no. Hppear to fear retalia- = sion by the Chinese, saying that there were but 62l Americans all told. resi-
 dent ID that country.
 s Friends of the administration gay that ,- British influence has been ererted to an o extent of power over the Chinese gov f ernment as to secure the reje ,tion of
 treaty by China and that this had bean
 apprehended by them When President n Cleveland came into power B very uusal- | isisctoFy state of things existed on the | Pacific Coast regarding the Chinese |
 question.
 ] WAsHISGToS Sept No information had been received zt the State depart 5 ment concerning the rejeclion of the Chines7 treaty last night, In the st- sence of any official report from the , American Minister n China, the score tary of state refuses to be iuteryiayad
 in regard 70 the matter.
 MOrrow's judgment was that the rejeo- ton of the treaty would be advantage ] ous 10 the Pacific Coast in the end. as ii would result in sucL Legislative action
 on the part of oar government as would
 efectuslly protect It against Chinope lu-
 vasion. Nandever said it appeared that
 .he Senate amendment had caused the
 rejection Of treaty which had been
 rsilhed before the amendment vas at-
 tsched. Uodoubts dly British influence
 brought stolt the result.
 ST PErEBsBURG Sept It is slated
 that the government received formal as- surRnce that Bismarck has advised Cris-
 pi to use circumspection in the Masso-
 vsh difficulty ip order to avoid conflict
 with France.
 BERLIN. Sept 1-The anniversary of , the surrender of the Sedan was cele- , b'Gted to-day by review of Garde de , Corps. Immense crowds witnessed the i msneuvess. The Emperor was accom-
 panied to the field by the King of Sve. den, King of Ssxony. the Grown Prince ' Of Greece and Princes Henry snd Albert | Of Prussia. The people greeted the Em ! peror with great enthusiasm. NEW ORLEANS. Sept. l-Reports from Mississippi, LOuIsisns snd Arkansas in- { dicate damage of 25 to 50 per cent Co | Spttou ny ctoIu6 anu IhlQe. | q
 ST. PRTERsBURG, Sept IA specisl E commission has been dispatched 10 Tsch T erepOwits district of NoYOgorod 10 super scede the local officials.
 SARATOGA, Sept. 1-The grand Union l. Hotel garden party which took place u this afternoon and tonight, was attend p ed by from 6UOO to SOOO ladies an l gen- p tlemen m full dress. The display of q magnificent costumes and diamonds ex- q celled anything ever seen here. Among q those present were representatives from b every section of the United States and n Canada. Four acres of the hotel grounds 5 were gorgeously decorated with Rsgs. n banners, coats of arms, and drsperies. D Electric lights, gas jets and lanterns b' made the scene a most brilliant one. si The pavilion was canopied by stresmsrs H of tvarious hues. The garden party was d the grsndest affair of the kind ever siy- 10 en Tn Saratoga. e'
 BELGRADE, Sept l-At the request of T, King Milan the tribunal before which ., the matrimonial difficulties of the King ~ ', and Natalie were to have been brought ,, men" -'--"snt. adjourned for th,AA =
 DUBLIN, Sept, I.-DVru Clan Bicsrd's p evictors attacked house tenant Fully. at
 Clooncse, facing 5banon, A deep trench lr had been dug around the building by V the occupants of the house and had been sC banked to the roof with clay, stones and p, slate Trees hnd also been sunk into te the ground parallel with the wslls. The al evictors advanced with a bsiterng ram sJ to break down the obstructions. but n, were beaten of by the defenders who vi fired vOlleys of stones and poured boil St ing liquid over their assailsnts. compsll- b, ingthem Co frequently retire. Some oon- di stables. ID obedience to orders, tried Co V effect entrance through the roof. Many DO Of these were hurled into the ditch by m the defenders, who captured a number ii of rifles and officers swords. Finally q- the police succeeded in taking posses hi sIon of the house and capturing the oc- T cupants.' -
 WAsHISGToS, Sept. Total interest p bearing debt, Sl,0l7, ,s76.124; total debt = on which interest has ceased since rus- '. turlsy, Sl 6l9. .lSO, total debt bearing no !. interest, SI, ,723, ,OOS, ,S05. Less cash items - available for reduction of debt and re- - serves held for redemption of bonds,
 s46I, ,2O2 sol. total debt less available A cash, Sl ,26l, 196, ,O63: net cash in treasury -, SIOS. .673. .320: deoresse during the month " " q 324 675; decrease since June 90, 1888 n ell .46L914
 WAsHISGroB, Sept. 4.-Ths House S passed the Chinese bill without obiec- ? ? ton or division. v,
 Los ANGELES Sept. 2-Fire broke out tr this morning in the Masonic Temple on e, the upper floor and dId great damage |, before ii was under control. The roof b fell in and completely ruined the beau A tiiul hall of the Knights Templsr. It
 was thought the MasOns loss will be about Sl5, 900, with but S6 OO0 insurance. c The second floor otthe building occupi- s ed as offices was also damaged and the b loss there IS about S20O0. The fresco- s ing of the bank and also the stock Of G several stores on the lower floor are sl- b SO badly damaged. The total loss IS J 220.O0O.
 DENVER, Sept. IA rumOr reached here. but not yet confirmed, that a colh- sion occurred few days ago between a g band of UIes and Flutes ID Paradox valley and several on both sides were killed.
 DENVER, Sept. Hon J. B. Gallo way tonight received a letter from the , foreman of his ranch in Paradox Valley , confirming the rumor of s fight between ! s band of southern Utes snd a band of IlUter. tue AahtcN nOOuh wv i. hundred. The battle occurred near La : Sal mountain and when the courier left = for Grand Junction several Indians had {, been killed and the battle was siIli rag ! ing. Rsnchers have sll gone into the settlements. PARIS, Sept. l.-The municipsl su- thorities of TOulon, entertained Prime ' Minister FIoqust at lunch yesterday. Iu
 a speech the premier urged upon his hearers the dsnger of allowing the quies oi the republic to be attacked by open attempts of dictatorship. No govern meut, be said, could be certain of avoid
 ing errors or accomplish everything it
 wished, therefore he asked the people to be indulgent to the government, zs iis sincerity was complete. The speech
 was greeted with cheers and cries Of
 "viye Floqueti." The maritime preieoi ,
 afterwards delivered an address, sssur- ing Floquesi of the loyalty of ike navy.
 BALTIMORE, Sept 3.-One of the nnesi | tr ha rfkV AAakyOV-