Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-09-29

U reach there Wednesday. cecretsry l this afternoon transmitted | copies ot the telegram received from the ! collector on the subject to the acting l of MBr. with request be take l such action as may be deemed necessa- TF.
 NEW YORK, Sept. 25.-A Herald spe- cial from Austin. Tex, gives the details Of the alarm at Rio Grsnde growing out ot the shooting Of Mexican editor by a U. s. Revenue officer. IL says: All day Sunday and NO3dsy mos. alarming tel egrams continued Co pOur m on Cover nor Ross informin 2 him there was bloody and fierce riot raging on the Texas from tier and that Rio Grsnde city has been for the past 24 hours in possession of an armed Mexican mob. All telegrsms came either from John r. Kelly county judge of Star County, or sheriff and each succeeding one IS more startling and sensational than the others. All de mand troops immediately and convey She impression in plain words that rGm- pant anarchy runs riot on the border and the lives of American citizens ID that sect'on are in imminent danger, Governor Ross has ordered the entire ranger force of Texas Co proceed with all possible haste to the scene and has also telegraphed to all sheriffs of coun- ties on the border or contiguous, to pro c-ed by forced marches tJ the troubled district and take an armed posse with them. T. IS believed there will be gen. eral massacre of TexRs citizens unless the U. s. troops from Fort RingOld cone to the rescue. The event will likely lead ;o international complications.
 WAsHIxoroS Sept. 26.-Morgsn. of Ala bama. 10 speaking on Snerman.s resolu- ton for inquIrilg into the state of relation between the United States, GreHt Britain and Canada, paid high compliment 10 the President for his clear sight and courage, IL wsa. he said, no double dealing, no hiding away of his opinions on the part of the President.
 Dolpb, of Oregon, commented on the | inconsistency of the democratic sena- tors. who from being on the British side when the treaty was pending. were now most radical advocates of protection ar | ter the rejection by the senate of the isherles treaty which was shameful surrender of Amerlcsn rights. The pres | ident had been left free to execute the
 retaliation act Cf March 3rd, 1887, bat | chose to bluster rather than act, and un-
 dertook to instruct the senate on the question. The President also demand ed the power to prevent If possible the transportation in bond of goods to and
 from Can ada. A power which would tend to destroy American industries and
 m the end, ss claimed by the leading
 men of Csnads, be a benefit to the Gan
 adian provinces.
 The power placed in the Presidents hands under the act ot March 3cd, ol
 would have inju.ed Canada, was that the reason the President had not enacted its The power asked io- by the Pre'i- dent would iuiGFe American interests,
 yss thct why the President desired It: It would seem the Presidents desire to retaliste on the people of the Jnlted
 States rather thsn Canada. The reso- luton w.s ref rrej t1 the committee on
 foreign rola'iOar. All private pension bllls were taken from tha calendar, III lInnumber. and passed. sm'ng them, one
 gran ltng the widow Uf General Shesidlu a rrusi0n Ct S3. J00 year. Ihe r11-e bills authorizing be LcsvsnwOrsh 6 hlc Grrude and the St Louis & SRn Fran
 cisco railway c0upauIes 90 continue
 thxr roads through Indian territory ves
 passed. Ihe house bill granting tho
 Giirus WGtcr Cn. the right of way acros:
 the Papaeo iLdi.n reservation ID Msri
 cOpa county, Arizona. was taken up bu'
 without action. Senate adjourned WASHINGTON, Sept. 2L-The senate
 confirmed tho nomination of Capt. w
 T. Schley to be chief of the bureau oi
 equipment and recruiting navy depart
 ment with the relative rank of cOmmo
 dore.
 PUEBLO. Sept. 25.-Three carloads o
 negroes from North Carolina, one hun
 dred iu all. passa q through here today
 au route west. They are to colonize thu country about San Diego, California Other negroes from Carolina will fol
 lew.
 KINGSTON, Ont. Sept. 25.-Nost mali gnaut tyre Ot typhoid fever prevslen Le-s and 1j0 persobs are Ill.
 WAsHIyGrox, Sept. 25.-Gen. Me Fee lev. acting secretary os war. ssid regard . iug the ordering of United States troop to Rio Grsude City. Texss, that sucl order tad beau ssken on information re D ceivrd from tue sc'tng secretsry of th' treasury aud vRs taken more as pre- . caution than ths. the troops would b,
 forced into action. Fl thought the dif
 fcul:ies sbout Oyer sud that they TOul1 bs settled without tte intervention O ! CAyrox. Dsk. Sspi 26-The post of fec aud fifteen bUsine houses and hO tels were burned last evening. Los
 S1OOOOO. ST. LOUIS, Sept. 26-Wm. Rsidman of Austin, Tex, claims to have dlscOv , cred an infal.Iable remedy for yellow . fever. He has writer & letter to Sens , tor Plumb of ring to compete for thu
 proposed reward of one hundred thou
 sand dollars. He declares he IS reAdl ? 10 enter the yellow fever district snC ' cure any case 10 from l5 minutes to ST l hour
 WATHNGraS. Sopt 26-The Pre-. .iden
 gave a speclsl reception today to Hon W F. Cody. Buffalo Bill) and member of his Wild West stow. including iht Q IodIans who appeared in their mos brilliant native costumes.
 NEW YORK, Sept. 26.-Twenty-one Int tie girls were brought here yesterday b. 3 Mormon elders from Europe enrou,e C ' Salt Lske City, were ordered to-day b. . Collector Msgone to be sent back t' 3 E1rope.
 OTTAWA, Ont, Sept. 26. Hon. Mac
 kerzie BOFel' minister of customs say
 u IS qu's evId -ut that lucrative bls. ss k beirg done n the uRuuisctur
 of pre0rrel opiuu sul smuggling It 10 70 the United 5 ca along the frontier He tLl-kz tina Uri'ei States stOul, . send detectives Co Victoria 70 woFz th,
 matter ug.
 WAs1frxGToS Sept 2G The bous. . ! passed oil tD forfeit certain land granted the Northern Pacific r4 lro The senate joint resolution Bpprsgria
 .ed one hundred thousand dollars fr -ha relief % yellow fever sufferers pssset with Ra amendment making lie ohiec
 Co prevent the spread Ot yellow feye and cholera.
 WA-HISGroS, September 26.-Seusto
 Sherman ttis morning was authorized
 by tho con mittee on foreign relations tI 1 report back without recon mendatioI
 his resglu ion looking to better conner l ! E.-.N- Tk.