Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-05-12


 Of hIs two grandchildren, escaped from
 ,il here last night. He dug e hol'
 throusb a solid stone wall aud lowered
 himself from the opening with a rop,
 made from pieces of blauset. 5howeri
 Is 70 years old. He left two letters. on,
 addressed to bis counsel and the othe
 bidding defiance tO the people vhC
 threatened to lynch him.
 Cosc RD. x. R., May s-The Repub
 lic-n State conven ion was held her,
 to-day. Henry E. Burnhsm was choseI
 oe'manent chairman. Piers E.Cbeney
 Jacob H. G-llinRer. Hiram A. Futile
 and Alfred T. Batchelder were chosen
 del. gste' to Chicago. The convention
 then adjourned.
 PBEsIx, A. T. May S-The Territorial
 Democratic Convention met here yester.
 isy and ws the occasion of a sharp
 contest between the Territorial admin isirstion party and it's opponents three
 hours were occupied in effecting tenn
 porsry organization. Al II o'clock last
 night John O. Herodon of Prescott and
 ,nd Geo. G. Berry of Tombstone, both
 anti-ad dmini ,tration men were chosen
 delegates to St. Lotus. Strong resolu- ton were passed endorsing President Cleveland and asking for Home Rule for the territories. A Resolution endorsing Gov. ZIlicks administration was tabled.
 A Res luton condeming Zl ick was in- trOduced but more a temperate resolu- ion wss substituted,
 SAN FRANCISCO, May S.-An examins- ton of the steamer Queen of the Psci-
 ic was made this morning and iE was sscertsined that the injunes are far greater tbsn were at first expected. She is badly strained, snd it is thought new boilers vill have to be built. The cargo and baggage gre mostly ruined by sea water. DI-Gov. Perkins spent several hours this morning trying 10 get st the true cause of the disaster. He thinks some one knocked the dead light open probably with the intention of venting his spite against the company.
 SAN FRANCISCO, May S-Louis Sloss, one of the oonsIgnees of Wm. T. Cole Dsn & Cc., stated to-day that Mir. Cole msu bsd informed him that he would turnIsh the sssIgnees with a complete and correct inventory of ihe assets and liabilities az soon ss the clerks corl1 perform the work. In regard to the of the firms affairs, Mir. SlOss ssId that everything looked favorable. Mr. Coleman had informed him that he felt confident that the firm could be able 10 resume business ss soon as the affairs were settled.
 NEW YORK May S.-LittlesoOd passed Hughes ID the SIX days walk about four o'clock this morning amid great spplsu-s At o'clock Littlewood had made 266 milee, Hughes leo and Herty 254-
 WAsHIsoros, May 8-ConcernIng the enforced militsry duty required of nat urslIzed American citizens by F-snce, secretary Bsysrd instructed Minister McLesne to inform Nj. Flourens that the certificates of naturalization granted by thIs goverT msnt is net open to i'm by the government of France. 'You will further say" writes Secretary Bsysrd, "Ihst if subjection to forced services in the cases reported. is due 70 the assumption thas they are not oitzens of the United States, thIs department asks for proper ind smnity Tor losses they have received by such de- 'ention. It cannot be admitted that American citizens not charged with any ,rme. should be detained under arrest Tor even a single day after proof ot their has been presented. In cases ike this the United States cannot even admit the proprietary to submit to the delays of ordinary judicial action"
 ,NEw YORK, May s-The clsim of the 'hiidren of the late Joseph Walker, Of Vinegar Bitters fame, sgsIpst R. H. Mo Donald < Co, of Sap Francisco, for s3i3, ,OOO alleged to be. due from profits 'n patent medicines, wss concluded ID he supreme court to-day. Decision re- erved.
 WIssLow A. T. May s.-J. D. Jenkins. gss found murdered shot through the lesd and body in the Little Colorado River. The remains had been in water everal days. Jenkins; IS from Nashville Tenn, and IS 6 photographer He was n company with & man named Smith | nd had lately taken up a ranch on the iver. There IS no clue to his murder | T. Smith is missing.
 WAsHISGroS, May S.-After the close | f Voorhees, remarks Ingalls resumed be char. Hosr presented a memorial | ( the N. E. Conference of the M. E. | 'hurch protesting srsinst the rstifics- | ion and treaty forbIdding the entry Of Ihinese ministers of the gospel to bis ountry. At Hoar's request the memo lal WAS tabled.
 The consideration of the rsilroad land | rant forfeiture bill wa- resumed and or lotion oi Dolph, pending thu amend lent by Pslmes, WAS tabled.
 SiockdAle, of Mississippi, in speaking favor of ihe tariff bill, said he ap- eal d in the name of justice and hu- Iani'y Tor the relief of the colored peo- Ia engaged in the cotton inius.ry. hese people should no longer be held servitude to gigantic protective in 1strieH from which they derive DO ben ii aud to which they are under no ob ygstions.
 Hopkius. of Illinois. said that before + ie last election the democrats sent their )lsst and brsinest men into New York ale to explain to the voters there that e manufacturing interest of the couu- , would not be disturbed in the event
 democratic success. It bad beer andsil's boAs. that his efforts would ake It possible for Cleveland to oscupy 70 hiFriucuhhl Cuhlr. HOW D8Q nle | edges been rewarded? How had hi rvices been repsId? IT frumor was oor- c, Kendall was longer a visitor at the ( bite House. His counsel was DO long sought by his party. Other speeches re made and the house sdiOurnt d tiiI 3. m. I May 9.-R1yce of New c 'rk, rising tO question of prIvIleg ege, tread { e language used by Woodburn of Ne $ ds, ID reference to ex-Congressman witt having apolusized 70 the Brit ! minister for having offered a reso- iion of inquiry as to the case of O'Don q, now under sentence of death ip ] eat Britain. Royce then read long | Itement from Abrsm s. Hewitt, giy- | 2 s history of the matter. The house nt into committee of the whole on the ! -iff bill . Edmunds moved to recommit the n l to the Com mittee on Public Lands ' th instructiOps to report it back tt iended as soon ss possible. Blair nd s 'lph opposed this and only nine sena- |, g voted in favor of recOmmittal. Bill Ii ,n went over. 4 message from the D evident on the subj ct of John Prussis n American citizsu, was referred to the q mmittee on Foreign Relations. Pad q ,k introduced bill to amend the Act d the Growth of Timber CD
 Western Prsiries. The same was erred and the Senate adjourned.