Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-08-18
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WAsHISGros, August 9.-Ths secre- tsry of state hss just received telegram Tom the governor of Missouri in which the latter says he knows of nothing in the request of the British minister that would justify delay of the execution of Maxwell which will take place tomor- row.
 CHICAGO. August 9.-It is definitely settled that limited passenger trains be- tween Chicago, Kansas City and Oms- hs will be abandoned August 18th. Fastest running time of trains between Chicago and Kansas City thereby heightened about three hours.
 LONE, Cal, August 9.-The record for half mile heats, best 2 ID was lowered yesterday by Tils Furguson who made heats in AS and 4Sa seconds respectively. Pegrine was beaten only by 6 neck in the first heat.
 WAsHEGToS Aug 9.-The President to-day returned 10 the house without his approval five prIvsts pension bills.
 JERSEY CITY Aug. 9.-The funeral train bearing the rsmains of Gen, Sher- idsn was met at the depot by Gen. Scho field and several of his stsf, guard of honor from the District of Columbia Military Order of the Loyal Legion and Troop B. of the Sixth cavalry. Mrs. Sheridan stepped from he train lean ing on the arm of Col sheridan. and was met by Ool. Ruoker and Miss Ruok- CT. Mrs. Sheridsn's father and sister. They entered 8 carriage and were imme- N-N. 1-W .Aa t1 then took the cssket and bore It to & gun csssion of the third artillery which was drsped with flags and crspe. The procession then proceeded to St. Mat thev's church where it was met by B procession of clergy and sltsr-boys sing ing the "Misere" The interior of the church vas drsped with The American colors blended with sombre crspe. Re qulm msss will be celebrated early in the morning by Father :Kervicf. A de- tail of two members of the Loyal Le- zion. alternating every two hours. will re main with the body until the funeral which will take place si ten o'clock on Saturday morning.
 wAsHIsoros, August 9.-An informal meeting of the territorial delegates 10 the house of representatives was held today And action was taken for secur- ing the passage of the bill excepting the provisions of the alien land sct mining in territories. A memorial calling attention to the importance of the matter and urging upon the house the necessity for the proposed legisla- ton will be drawn up.
 CLEVELAND. August 9.-At the session of the national bar association to-day Col. Jas. O. Brosdhesd, of St. Lotus, vas elected Pres dent and Zsok Mont gomery, of Oalito. Aia and e number of vice-presidents were elected. Rssolu- tions eulogisted of Chief Justice Fuller were rejected on account of their po.iti- cal nature.
 IspILsLroLIs, August 9.-Oommsndsr in Chiet Req, of the G. A. K, has issued General Order No. II, paying eloquent tribute to the memory of General Sher- idsn and ordering the drsping of colors st national and department headquarters and the wearing of the usual badge of mourning for forty days.
 DETROIT, August 9.-The nomins- tions for the state ticket were completed and Gen. RusseI A. AlRer and lssa' Copper were nominated o eleotors-st large. The majority report of the oom- mittee WAS then read, It endorsed the national ticket and platform and ar raisns the president and bis party Tor their bitter and destroying attacks on tbe American industries and labor, fsv- ors the enforcement of adequate state mpersnce laws, pensioss for soldiers and the enactment of such laws as will protect the Isboring men os America from the competition of imported Cti- nese.
 NEW YORK, August s.-Johan Most, the anarchist, was 6 witness before the Emigrsnt investigating committee to- day. He said be believed there wss 8 million anarchist sympsthizers in the United States, For the past twelve months he did not think over dozen had come over to this country. but thought the number of anarchists ID the United States had been greatly on the increase of lste years and sscribed this 10 dissemination Of anarchist literature. They were mostly Germans he said.
 Hale also criticised the position of Morgan and the Democratic party on the treaty ss being ID the interest of free trade. The treaty was . proposi- tion to remove the duties on fish caught by British fishermen snd brought into the United States to compete with American interests.
 Morgan denied that such was his po- .ition or was contemplated by his party. Replying to Blair he said the senator dId not know what be was talking about ard ,hst hls party was not responsible for yhst he said. Cleveland was wise enough Co beat the Republican party eyerytime he came in oontsst with it and that he vas going to beat them again % easIly that they would not hnov how it happened. Mir. Cleveland vas the truest representative of Amer can character that stood on the conti- nent and the people knew it and would sustain him.
 BIa,r re.orted thst be had DO wish to interfere with the senator's Adorstion.
 After further discusslon the senate adjourned.
 NASHVILLE Tern-, iAugust 10.-Amos Miller, cOlorsd, who outraged Mrs Scott in Mowry county two months ago vss taken from the court room st Franklin. to-day, by fifty armed men and hanged 10 the balcony of She building.
 NEw YORK. August l0.-Blsine has decided to remain here until Monday when hei will leave for Maine. He will probably make brief speech to- night st the serenade 10 be given by Irish-Americsns.
 WlsHISGrox, Aug. 9.-Evsrts spoke for two hours on the fisheries treaty, oonfnins bis argument principally to the question of bays and hesdlsnds He yielded the floor temporarily to allow Havley to introduce 6 concurrent reso- lution that both thouses of congress at tend General Shsridsn's funeral on Sat urdsy and thst when they adjourn fri- day it be till Monday. Agreed to- Evsrts then resumed his argument and vas fol loved by Morgan who declared she ob- jechons to the treaty were purely DO liticsl ones. He said the Democratic party had in it the backbone of Andrew Jsskson. It was not going to make foolish quarrel but if quarrel came Il
 would stand by the coantry right ol wrong.
 Blair replied ssrossticslly to Morgan Said be did not know of any Republi JAcKsoxvILL, Fla, August l0-Fiv'
 nev cases of yellow fever have been re
 ported in the past ten hours and th'
 board of health has annousesd she dis n-A