Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-09-08

A last night. says ihe Pioneer Pre-
 special, buI spent the evening un a st
 hunt for votes against the treaty. m
 opposition here s mostly from . fe
 Indians who have acquired considsrab
 live stock and fear their grazing grounS
 will be curssiled if the treaty Is mad
 The commissioners devoted yesterds
 to personal intervIsvs with the leader
 of the opposition. Chairman Praft hs
 been presented with q brief by the IT
 dIans asking remunsraison for 76 scrs
 of land north of the Western ros
 which had been taken for is Pierr
 extension and for the transfer of a nm
 Der of this tribe from Shading Rso
 back to Crow Greek He intorms
 Chief White Ghost that he would sub
 init these requests to the governnsnt a
 once at which the chief exprssssd arss
 satisfaction as did the other Indiss,
 WAsHIsGros. Septsmb Der l.-Goyerpo
 Perry, of Florida, telegrsphed Surgeon General Hamilton as follovs: =.
 "Withoutthe conssnt of the Nassa,
 county board, our nronises preclude th
 establishment of fever hoe pisal thsr,
 which was ssked for by the Jacksou
 vile committee
 Senator Osu and Repressntsiiv,
 DJugherty had . oOntersses with th.
 president ID regard bo ths oonde emma. tory resolutions psssed by ihe yssksen
 vihe oisisens eonoernias Rs. Hsnilnn,l course of sssson. -s& -ssk irpssea VT, reached.
 Julius Wiss, one ot iAs bursas's in spectors, has been on his way from yaok sonVille Co Fernsndina thfes days Co in. sDsct ihe latter place. He tslsssaphl that be had been impsdsd st all points by local qusrsntins regulations, And CT. poets to reach Fernandina to-day and camp Perry tomorrow. -.--
 Dr. Guiterss tslsgrsphed from Camp Ferry that there were l36 persons d Muster yesterday. He will dDchArgs q today.
 DENVER, September l.-Msj0r Charles Whitehead, special peasion examiner, arrived in Den Ssr to-day, and reports that when he departed from WyouisR q last Wednesday there vas considsrsbIe excitement on account of an sxpeoSsd outbreak among the SiouE and Araps- hoe lndiAns st f0rt WsshAki, on ths Shoshone reservation. The hostility of the Indians is attributed to theif spprs- hension that the government intends to remove them 10 ths Indian Tsrritsry torcibly II they do not consent 10 the terms ot the present nsgotistions. Agent Jones has called for military as- sistsnce and ordered the fArrlson si Fort Washski Co prepare for an attack. The settlers are also mskinK active for detsnse.
 WAsHisoros, Sept S.-In the Houss to-day Scott of Pennsylvania asked consent io introduce for the present the consideration of bill sup elementary to an act bo execute certain Treaty stipulatioDs relating ts Chinese, approved May l882. The bill proyidss hat from and after it's pass ,ge il shall oe unlawful for any Chinese lAborsr who may have been . resident is the Unitsd States but had departed therefrom, lo -sturn to this couairy. The bill also provides that no return certificates shall 'e issued hereafter, aad declares null md void all certificates heretors issued. Morrow O: California said the Californis delegation was entirely In favor of any measure which would cure the sxisting wi, but Scoit's bill As be had heard it cad, did not cover the point ss issus. .t provided for c repeal of that pfevisioa # the soi of May S2 in regard Co the ls- 'usncs of return certificates. but the trouble was that ths treaty of 30 provid- 
 Morrow continued: Dy .u0 --- .- vIthout certificates of Identification and according to . decision of courts these | persons are entitled so return on parole | sstimony. The bill did not cover this | lIftioul,y. If the gentleman from Penn | ylvanis would in course of the after loon introduce . bill which would pro Tide that Chinsmen vho Jeff the United | States prior to the set Of 's2 should not | ,e entitled 10 return would cover the | li6iculiy. Scott could sec no rsassa for | EaitinR until afternoon e the gentle l pan from Oalifornis offered the amend nart to remedy the evil he would accept |. The bill vss then at HorTovs re- lusst, again read. and Morrow expressed himself satisfied with it @ ii stood. There was no objection and bill passed without division,
 NEW YoBK. Sept. S-Congressmsn Ford, chairman of the House committee | which has been investig stinT inmigfa- ion says that developments in regard 10 ths rejection of ,he treaty with Ohins | nay make fl unnecessary for the com | nittee to 70 Co San Fransisco s orisi- | ,ally intended.
 SAN FRAScrsco Sept S-Jussios Field 6 lengthy decision in the Unit l d States Circuit Court this morning on he bill ot revlvor in the Sharon case. | His opinion vas eoncuritd in by Judsos | sawyer and Ssbin. JudEe savysr's previous decision declaring the marriage contract c forgery is sustained and the .rustees under the deed of trust execut- | sd by wm- Sharon. are given the right is handle the property uatfsnmsiled by any actions on the part of ssrAb Althes.
 SAS FRknczsCO Bspi. @Whsn Judge Field vas half threush reading the de- ,ision Mrs Terry jumped to her feet and accused the Judge of having. bese bought. He Immediately ordered Mar ,hal krank to remove her from ths ,ourt room. Frank advanced and laid bis hands on Mrs. Tefry's arm when udgs Terry srose and exclaimed By tod she n my wife and 10 living man shall touch her" He then dealt frank . terrible blow which seat hin spinnipg across the floor. Judge Terry and hrs. Terry were seized immediately and tho latter led out of the room aud iosked 10 the MsrshArs office. Jddes Terry fol- lowed and demsndsd of ths deputy at the door 10 let him in. The deputy re- fused and Judge Terry drew . long bowie knife. He vAs at once ssissd by half 8 dossn men and after . desperate
 trurgle the kpife was taken from him and be VAS locked 10 the room with his wife. In Mrs. Tsrry's satchel, which she hsd dropped in the court room. vss found . revolver with chambers load ed and it is believed by Harshsi frssk and others that she intended to shoot Judge Field s she vas trying se open her saichel when she was taken from the room
 SAS FRAScIsco Sept 3EJudse Field this afternoon sentenced Judge Terry 70 siI months Imprison mant and Sarah Althes Terry to thirty days imprison- ment. both in Alameda County Jail
 CHArTASooaA, Sept S-By the sIplo- sion of boiler in the Perry Stove Works st South Pittsb1rR. Tenn, this morning, i've men were killed and much damage done.
 wAsHIsoTos. Sept S-Ths House bull excluding Chinese immigration abso- lutely, having come over from the House, vas taken up for action. Sherman made the ststemsnt and sdvosstsd ths passing of the bill on the ground shat every
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