Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-09-01

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 was rsnsscked from one end to the oth
 CT and probably many things of val
 ue stolen, OOhn had evidently made
 desperate fight for life as it was evi deuced that he had fought from bis be, ID the rear of the store to the iron
 where he was found dead. As yet ther is no clue to the murderers.
 PoRT HURON, Aug. 9i-Judge Thur man and party left for Chicago thi morning accompanied by delegation from Chicago.
 MENACE, Wis, Aug. 24--Ten victimI of yesterdays explosion were buried to day. The shops were all closed and ( large concourse of citizens and town of ticials followed the remains. The fune rsl was st the city's expense.
 WASHINGTON Aug, 2I--The President, message on the relection of the fisherie. treaty vas laid before the senate and read by the clerk this morning. The reading wss listened to with close stteu tiOn, When 10 came to a close. Sher. man moved that It be printed and re- ferred to the committee on foreign rels- tions.
 SAS FRANCISCO, August A.-A Gable gram from the postmaster general of New Zelsnd states that the colony will accept the offer of the postmaster gen srsl of the United States to pay fifty thousand dollsre for one year towards the Australian mail service, commenc- ing November l, 1888.
 SAS FRASCIsoo, Cal, August 24.-A little child that Dr. McAlister has been caring for since the collision of the City of Chester and Oceanic has been identI- fed ss Mary Lillie Meech. of Scotia, Humboldt county. Her father lives at that place. Mrs. Meech was among the lost. The child is suffering from high fever and is in a critical condition, The total number lost is fixed to-day at l5 and this includes Henry Smith. a steer age passenger and Myrts Smith, cabin passenger,
 CHICAGO, August 24-Judge Thur man and party arrived here by special car st 6:30 p. 10. At several places along the route large crowds assembled to see the ''Old Roman" and be made brief speeches st all ihe points.
 WASHINGTON, August 24.-The def- oisry appropriation bill vss taken up, the pending question being Dibble's ap- peal from the decision of the chair ID the ruling on the French spoilstioD clsims section.
 On point of order, no quorum being present, the ssrgeant-st-arms was di- rooted to arrest absentees.
 The house took a recess until even ing,
 wAsHISGToS, Aug. 24-Edmunds con- tinuing his speech on the Presidents message said when the Canadian author ities denied itO American fishermen the right 10 trsrship their fish from Halifax to Boston or New York the President was justified by the statutes in denying Canadian fish or other goods trsnspor- .ation across our country.
 Hosr saId the Democrats had fairly laid down feiore the threats of the little Dominion of Csnsds, but the Presid snt had undertook to get up and shaking he mud from his own coat leave them VII "a they had placed therselT~s.
 Morgan said the opposition io the President in respect to these fisheries had not been to get the government into better shape but 10 entrsp the executive and put hIm into & straight jacket where be wonld do the bidding Of B minority of the people of tho United States.
 Hale characterized the Presidents message as desperate e1pedient to re- cover lost ground.
 sherman thought the Presidents mes sage was A movement to supply lost ground. If he had based the treaty upon the principle laid down in the ues- age it would have been ratified by a unanimous vote. The President comes to Congress and asks for more power when ha bns the power Co bring Canada 60 terms in tventy-four hours. The mere declaration ot those two points mentioned m the message would bring Canada SO terms and he believed 1t would resui, in s union between Canada and toe United States, which would be the best for sll concerned
 Morgan introduced in the senate to- day R bill identical with that introduced m the house yesterday by Wilson to give effect to the Pre- 'idenfs message on the treaty.
 NOGALEs. Aug. 24-Louis OOhp. 8 promi lent dry goods merchant, was beaten to death early this morning while asleep in a room in the rear of his store, by a coupling pin in the hsnds of thieves. The room presented horrible appearance when the discovery was made this morning. The robbers secur ed q gold watch and about two hundred dollars ia money. Ofhoers are on the traIl Of the murderers who are thought to be two Americans.
 LA1RR-One of the most brutal mur- ders ever committed in the territory took place this morning sometime during the early hours. The victim was Louis Cohn, a prominent dry goods merchant and one of the oldest merchants in Ari- zona. The murderers assaulted hIm while asleep in 6 room ID the rear of his store, beating him to death with 6 coupl- ing pin, COhn had been jn the hsblt of sleeping with the back door 10 his room open, feeling perfectly safe ss . high picket fence with a securely locked gate cut of the room from the railroad yard into which the back door of the store opened. The murderers took small ladder used for lighting the street lamps on the Mexican side of the town which enabled them to get over the fence. It was then an easy matter to walk ID snd murder the merchant as he lay asleep. The unfortunate msn's head WAS beaten almost to jelly and one shoulder and one srmIbroken, besides numerous other bruises. The bed and room were be- spRttered with blood and presented @ sickenIng appearance. A resident ID the north part of the town says that early this morning he saw two men on the railroad track near his house chang ing their clothes. Officers with this clue have gone in pursuit. The deed was evidently committed by Americans, The murdered man was buried this after noon.
 TACOMA. W, T., August A.-Four citizens of Washington Territory this afternoon filed with the clerk of the court of appeals bond to take the re- cent decision of the supreme court of this territory declaring the womsns suf- trsge unconstitutional to the United States supreme court.
 JACKSONVILLE, Aug, 24-Oficial re- ports show that sixteen new cases of yellow fever and two deaths for the past twenty four hours. Forty three cases are now under treatment.
 JERSEY CITY. August 26.-Ths Penus sylvsnis express train ran down four traunna in tha iHackensack Meadows