Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-10-06


 made Tn east bound mail facilities be
 tween the Pacific coast and cities ess
 of Chicago. Direct connection will b
 received from east bound fast mai
 trains for San Francisco wis Omaha au'
 Portland. Oregon, resulting in ssyinI
 one business day from the coast state
 for all points in the east.
 CHAMBERLAIN, Dakota, Sept. &.-Th,
 Sioux commissioners left for the east 10
 day and agents and their Indians lef
 for their respective agencies. Delega'
 tions from each of the six nations com
 posed of agents and leading Indians
 will now visit Washington and the In-
 dIans be gwen an opportunity to pre-
 sent claims to the government suthori
 ties. The commissioners now look fol
 a satisfactory conclusion of their labor:
 with greater hope than at any time here
 tofore.
 LONDON Sept 2S-An official dispatch
 from SuGkim says the rebels are enter ing their trenches daily and the fire
 from the garrison fails to dIslodge them
 they must be driven out by assault
 Reinforcements are urgently demanded.
 CHICAGO, Sept. 2s.-One of the mosi
 sensational features of the day happen
 ed after the close of the board of trade
 when Able Bliss. of the firm of A. H. Bliss < Co.,, one of the most substsn- tisl commission firms of the city, noti- fed the Corn Exchange bank that he
 would at once withdraw bis patronage and deposits. Bliss said he considered any man who would boild 6 corner on the market and squeeze the life blood out of trade, was DO better than 6 thief and as "old Hutch" owned 67 per cent. of the bank he didn't consider his (Bllss) money safe there. President Huto.isoD, son of "old Hutch" said the bank could get along without the patronage of Bliss, the deposits being million dol lars In excess of the total of s year ago.
 WAsHIsGros Sept 2s-Senate commit tee on finance to-day devoted four hours to the reading of the new tariff bill. Senator Harris expected to receive from Senator Beck on Monday, sugges- lions in regard to the minority report and to be ready to report to the com mittee on Wednesday.
 WAsHISGToS Sept 2s-It was ordered when the house adjourned today, that it was 10 be 10 meet on Monday and re- port exonorsting Stshlnecker, of N. I. from undue influence on Architect Am thneyer in the matter on the library building. Ordered printed and laid over. The committee on merchant ma rine reported back the resolution call Ing on the secretary of state as to whe.h er the treasury department has any in formation of any violation of the nsvi- gation laws and if SO if any steps have oeen taken to vscste American register ed vessels commanded by foreigners. IL was adopted. The house then went into committee of the whole on the private calendar. When the committee rose 0 dozen private bills were passed and then the house took recess till even ing.
 PORTLAND. Sept. 2s.-This morning the officers of the Sovereign Grand Lodge 1. O, O. F.. arrived in a special car from Los Angeles. Among the num- Der were several prominent men from the east. On arrival here the disiin- guished visitors were received by a del- egstion from the Grand Lodge of Ore gou. During the day they were driven all around the oity and tonight a grand public reception was rendered them. An immense crowd was in attendance and addresses of welcome were deliver ed and responded to. Tomorrow the visitors will make an excursion up the Columois and leave for the east Sun- day.
 INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. 1s.-Ths extent of great secret lesgue, known as In diana Fair Election League, wss discoy- cred here to-day. Membership com prises men of all shades of political con yiction and the object of the league is 10 prevent frsdulent and illegal voting. Branches exist throughout the state.
 WAsHIssroN, September 2S.-The special committee appointed to suggust an additional safe guard in handling public funds in the treasury department began their lsbors this morning. Treas urer Hyatt, chairman of the committee, said to-day that he was satisfied that there are no irregularities in his office beyond those already published.
 IsDIAsAPoLIs. Sept. 29-Two hundred veterans. two hundred members of tho Central German club, Fremont guards and others from Cleveland, arrived this snd paid their respects to Gen. who addressed them st some length.
 WAsHINoTos, Sept @ - Secretary Vilas to-day sent letter to the primer | pal chiefs of the Cherokee Indian nation | notifying them that any lease or con tract in the Indian Territory will be | without authority from the govern ment | and subject to cancellation.
 sAs FRASCIsco Sept 29-The steamer Lealspdis arrived from Sydney and | Auklsnd to-day but brought no addi. | tionsl news of recent fighting at Samoa between the Germans and the followers of Mslietos, the deposed king. The news of fighting and the facts that four hundred of the combatsuts were killed | is however confirmed. The U. s. steam sr Adams was dropping anchor of Sam os when they left.
 SAN FRAsCIsCO, Sept. g The pros poets for sn exciting race to-day be- iween the schooners America and Fl White are not very fistterIng owing to he light breeze snd 1t seemed doubtful f the boats would re able to 20 over he course of fifty or sixty miles in the prescribed time, eight hours. The racers were accompanied by the yacht Burline. The three crossed the line on the start 8 title stten ten o'clock this morning.
 FRESNO. Cal, Sept. 29.-At the request ,f Fresno citizens, Gev. Waterman wired | rom here to-day to Dr. Lyrell of the State Board of Health to detain in quar- lntine the tso carloads of negroes ex- Dected 10 arrive here today from the in- ecTed districts of Georgis, The negroes Ire destined for Fresno whey ards and points south.
 COLUMBUS, Sept. 29.-The official ward of the srbiirslors in the eight million dollar suit, for the former own ITS of the Hooking Valley and Toledo 'silwsy. agsInsi Stevens, Bark and others. the present owners, gives 6 yer iict for defendants. This is a final decision.
 JACKSONVILLE. Fla, Sept. 29.-To-dsy II noon 4S new cases yellow fever gre re- ported and one death.
 DEER PARK. Ind. September 29.-l p. n.-A snow storm has been raging the sst two hours.
 CooKsHIkE, Ont. Sept. 29-Wiih the inception of sn attempt of the rioters numbering 90 to tear up tracks jn the -icinity of SawyeryillS this morning, no