Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-12-08

CONst TOT pOeltlO0 lu us CaDihct. Auh
 section of country has been represente'
 ,nly once 10 the cabinet, and that re
 coguI ion was dus more to Genera
 Grants friendship for Williams, of Ore
 gen, whom be msde attorney general
 than to the opinion that the Pacific
 coast vas of enough political import
 snce to justify his selection. But tht
 Pacific coast hss grown amazingly IT
 the last ten years. Washington Terri
 tory is now qualIded and reRdy for sd
 mission, and when she enters the union
 there will be group of four states OF
 the Pacific slope, California. Nevada
 Oregon and Washington. which will de.
 m4Dd very much more from the ad.
 ministrstiops of the future than they
 have received from the admInistrstiOas
 of the past. It Is probable that Cali
 fOrnia will furni representative for
 President HsrrIson's csbIDet. Among
 the prominent republicans of that state
 mentioned for this position now is NJ. Fl.
 DeYo7ng, proprietor Of the San
 Francisco Chro4.icie. reToung's news
 paper made . splendid light for the
 republican party during the last cam
 psign. In addition to the services of
 his journal rendered the party, he took
 leading psrt personally in the contest.
 Ha contributed much to the victory the
 republicans won in Nevada. and he aided ths party in Oregon very mater ially. He was one oi the few republic aus in San Francisco who took their lives in their hands when they called the msss meeting to enforce isir count and thi- resolute stand wbiob told the demosratic boss of iha. town that force 10 secure false count would 0e met by for to secure fair count, broke up the plan to count Cleveland i1 and Hsr- rison out. Mr. DeYonng Is & man of fine executive ability and of high character. The republicans If California would be well satisfied if General Harrison se- lecied hIm for the place which the Pacific coast is to have in the new cabinet.
 SALT LAKE, Nov. 2S-On the hearing in the territorial supreme court to-day ID the matter of compensation to re- ceiver and attorneys in the suit to es- cheat the Mormon church property, Judge Zane intervensd in behalf the public school trustees. and alleged inst the claim of S25,000 by the receiver for hIs services is exr nrbitsnt and unjust, and the fee of SIC coo out of the seized property by Un ,sd States Attorney Peters is iDequi. ble; that he has DO business In tbe CT se at all in behalf of the receiver, and te should have repre- sented the interests of the United States, that dan zing contracts ana agreements had been made by the re- ceiver, whereby Il 8 public schools, the ultimate beneficif ies of this escheBt are liable to be def uded of their rights and much loss c property had been legally recoverable, and that therefore he schools have right to be represent ed in the proceedings. After sharp de- bates the court took recess till even- ina.
 At the evening session @ notice to in- tervene vas overruled. the court hold- ing that school trustees have no right to intervene at this time, but investigation ordered into the charges of the cUllusion of fraud end contracts alleged in Judge Zsne's petition. Judge Robert Harness was appointed an examiner to look into the charges and take testimony.
 WAsHISGToN, Nov. 2S-Indications st present are that the inaugural of Harri- son will exoeed In numbers and display anything of the kind ever witnessed here before. General Axliue, adjutart general of the Ohio National guards and other officers of the Ohio militia, gre in the city looking for quarters for their troops. The Ohio National guards have never been represented at any In- sugurstion, but It Is hoped to send & brigade of 25O0 composed of every arm of the service to General HarrisOn's in- suGurstion. General D. NJ. Harting. sdiutsut. and General J. P. s. Gobin. of ihs Third regiment of Pennsy vsnia national guards, who are in the city. ssid: In addition Q the large number of infantry sent here from Pennsylvania Jour years ago. the state would this year be represented by 8 number of mounted men snd artillery. IL is expected that 6 number of Iodians troops will come, in- General Hsrrison's old regiment, which. it IS said, will act ss escort to the 
 One RLEsroS, ". Vs., Nov. 2S.-The supreme court to-day refused the sttor- leys for Fleming, democratic candidate 'Or governor. 8 writ of prohibition pro- libiting tbe county court from counting he Lewiston precinct, Tn which 1t Is said the election officers we-y not sworn ID accordance to law. This decision vas ,ne that wss not expected by The demo ,rsts and the consequence is the republi ,sns claim tLeY hhve gained important Iteps in the recount of the county.
 BERLIS, Nov. 2S-The Cologne Ga. ,ette, slluding to the reported difference between Pri ce Henry, of Reuss, Ger nsu ambassador at Vienna and Count ron TGt fe, the Austrian prime minister, 'ays Germany regsrjs with ever incress- ng disquiet tn strength and signifi- ,srce os thos5 Austrian parties which sre hnslitle to German alliance,
 The Post. discussing the situation, ex- pressed the feRr that tEs infuercs of ieTmBny ;s seriously thr- stened and the alliance Is Im2eriled.
 CoSsTASTIyoPLE, Nov. 30-TWo thou Iand men whose time in the army ex- Dired and were about to be sent home be- lore being paid, reyolted while on board 1t the transport in the barbor and dem snded thIfr pay. They rsksd the boil sr tires and declared the vessel should pot sail until they received the money tue to them. The minister of var, with much difficulty. rsised sufficient money. The sultan ordered an inquiry.
 WAsHISGToS. Dec. l-Hon. Samuel ]. Randall and his family arrived to-day. Randall bore the fptigues of the journey well and was in he best of spIrlts. While be will attend to the duties of chairman of the e. nmitt. on sppropis- iions, # Is probable that most of hi, york will be accumulated at his home, md that be will not attend the meetings of the house except upon specisl occss- ons until after recess.
 NASHVILLE, Tenn. Dec. l-The Grand United Order of Odd Fellows ID Ameri- "a have been ID session ID the state cap tOl since last Tuesdsy. with about POO delegates present. On Thursday 6 zrand stree, parade was held. and in the evening Colonel Wm. P. Ledger, of Georgia. delivered forcible and elo- ,uent address, whIie banquet was held ID Amusement hall and attended by the TIsiting members of the order snd ths .lIte of our colored population. After attending tn the business of the order l he following z. aud officers we're elected l Grand Master, Wm. T. Forester, of ! Deputy Grand Master, ! Charles B. Wilson, of New Orleans: