Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-04-28

IuUTIlEk EricCltu 4Ahlt IANtNt HUI
 Leonard Swett ss delegates io the NJ
 tiOnRl Convention. The delegate gtn!G
 great enthusiasm were instructed Co sup port tine candidacy of Judge Gresham l. IS understood that Swett IS to present
 Greshsm's name tO the convention.
 CHICAGO. Apnl 2L-Whest. cash, SOS
 May, SO;s, June, g. Corn, cash. 5S5s June. 37.
 SYRACUSE, \. Y.-At meeting of ths executive committee of the Union Labol
 party of this state. A, J. Sireeier. of Hi
 nois, chairman of the national committee
 was prominently mentioned for presidea
 tiaI nominee with Grand Master Work
 man POEderly for vice president
 SAN FRANCIsc), April In the sui Of the United States Gg-inst J, W
 Humphrey and Moses Nook to Recover ninety thouSand dollars Gs the value U
 lumber manufactured from piue tree.
 cut on government land ID Fresno eoun-
 ty twenty years ago, the jury returned 2
 verdict ip favor of tbe defendant in the
 United States circuit court tbis afGer
 noon.
 SAN DrEGo ApIil 2L-GrOuni tor th,
 new Ssn Diego. Guy smacG and Esstert
 rsilWay S6s broken this afteFIOCu, Gov
 ernor WU.ermsn, after a brief speech
 threw the frat spadgful oi earth in the
 presence ota large coacourse Of citizens
 A bottle O, champagne vas broken ou
 the spo; by k. J. PsEoel and number
 of speechrs were made by prominent
 business men.
 CHIc,, Gal. April 24-Thos. Treste,
 aged seveuty-tvo cEUstd to have arrest
 cd to-day Molly SWutf5r whom be mar
 rIed recently. The arrest was CD a charge
 of attempt to murder. He owned some
 property which she wanted and inc vo-
 man tbTeatheBed to kill him ard burn
 his body with the house.
 FoRT WORTH. April 24-Tke Repub-
 ioan convention which net here to-day
 was the ls'gest and mes, representative
 body ever aseemblnd IT. ihe state. Four hundred delegates were present, equally divided "a color. Delegates to uatioD- al convention and state ticks. WAS nominated. There was vOo.farous cheering at the mention Of the nsmes OtBlaine and Sherman. especially the former.
 WASHINGTON April 24-Durin2 thc course of ms speech McMiiian declared the internal reyeDue system against which the gentleman from PenUsylvauis (kellyl bad spoke D had been Insugurat- ed b. Democrats. Kelly admitted 'his olt declared it had made it aecess ,ry for the Republican party which remAin- cd ID cop .ress during the WAT to provide the sireSs of that war; and thus reed ihEt party to resort tO internal tax.s and ali the hsrdships resulting there from.
 McMi.la replied that taxes had been removed from railroads and their income but sthose which the gentlemau said worked hnrdships had DO, been removed The gentleman had not done tbe very thing be teld the Democratic party res ponslbla for doing. Considerable band Iosge passed between McMi!lnu, Kelly and R=ai on the subjec. of the repeal Of revenue taxes. None ut them seemed wiling tO decis5e the course his party would pursue ID the matter.
 NcM'! ePe8kiDg CD the tariff bill said: "N Nc sre dFsWiug money fr0n tLe Commerce and locking i' up ID tLe treas 1ry Et sUsh a Tate that 4 l. ouly Cuss- h'n Of lime when slrlugelcy would set ID. IT. however, all the internal revenue taxes were repealed it would leave a de- iclenCy m our taxes of sixty million dollars aud he asked what would this be raised from: He s.id !i was necessary either to re-uce taxes on that without rlich mEn could live and prosper or Up- lu thas Uaich i7 essential to his comfort Ie dsnCuoced the idea Ot granting sub- T fir protection and turning his at eutiCu ,I trusts sad be bad DO doUb! 's Co who would be ;Le victor ID tbe bat le about 10 be wsged between leg5ti- | nate tax stion and that oppressive. tax iiiou which is invoked to aid trusts and | make pooling profitable,
 Bugrowa, of Michigan. followed Me | Milan. He sad the majority tired to | ielude the people into the belief thst | iheap wool meant chesp clothing. This l night follow till foreign w0ols had elm uated cur domestic wool from She mar .et when we would find rur elves bcuuu | land g1d foot a. the norcy Of foreign | producers. He chalicu yej any man % .Eue product Of Q sirgl- we'll .siab- | ished \ ericBn industry tbat could not De bought cheaper to-day nader e pyo- ec.ivo sem than Gt any period under ies trade. The difficulty with the Pre- ideuis theory VII that he forgot the rice cftEe commodity. He didn't de. 'end on iate duty bus upon the great lw ol sugPly snd demand.
 DENVER, ApnI 24-An Aspen, Cole ado, specisl to the News says that the amuus Aspen Eide Line mining case, 7hich hos been in the courts for nearly wO years was settled to day. Tho com ronlse papers will not b. signed until 'hurstay. The terms have not beeu lsde puU.ic. The property k estimated D be worth trcln ten 70 fifteen million ollars.
 NoGAlEs, Apri! 2I-The YaquI h. isns now at wsr with the federal forces Sonora, Mexico, are now fOrtifyinR lemselyes st different places making L. ete:miBed stand against the troops. A sw days ago Major Elciso and Lieu susn; NillCreRi with two columns of sderal troops attacked the Indians in irongly fortified position iB the Ssma- iyUc1 mountains near the town of SiH NeIde, and a desperate fight en- led, but the fedarals after number of 1arges routed tbe Indian from their 'rufi cations. killing aud WouuGinR .rgo number. The federal forces Lsd so man killed aud several wounded. T. , I'd been expected by the government , lat the approach of warm weather Ou!d osuse a cessation of hOstiliiieE on le psr; Of the fRquIs, but they seem . ore determined on vigorous warfare isn ever tefnre. Military officers whn ave been fighting them for several ontbs believe the Indians are being i Ged 10 the mstter Ot provisions ana by Mexicsns more favorable 2
 them than to the government f SAN FRANCISCO. April 2i.-The Pacific ( oEmer Aespulo arrived from Panama is morning EDd was Gt once au8ren- I ned. She dropped eight small pox .sserger st Acapulco. There Is now r , sickness on board, however. The ,apuloo makes eight vessels which are
 qusTentine.
 SAN DIEGo. April PIE. $. Babc1ok. a Fs:deut of the COronds Beach Com q. ny, who is in New York City, to-day r red the company that he learned in- h ientaily from the banking firm of a inslcw, Lqnler .S C.. tbat She Inter f; tionRi company of Mexico had secured n rec million dollars for the improve. s' ant Oi their lands in Lower California. Ii