Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-04-28


 | White mrrried the divorced wife o
 E liOtt. Elliott asked to be arrested.
 PHGSIx April 25-Col. L. F. E Igers O
 Yayapai and Dr. Goodrich of Maricopl
 were elected delegates to the NatiOna ! Convention with Col. E. Williams O MCjave and Geo. Chrrst ct Pima Hs sl
 IeTnates. Convention adjourned.
 wAsHISGrcS. April 25.-Voorhee'
 tock the floor to address the Senate
 upou Inc subject of presidantsl messages VOorhe,s closed his very eloquent ana
 impassicnd speech with the prediction
 ,hst the verdict os the American people
 ID NCyeub Uext would be that there
 had been B honest capable government
 for the 'tai four years and thst 1t should
 be continued.
 Confer Ice report CD ihe bill for a con- ference q. America nations was not con
 cured is, and the forfeiture bill was take n up !'F consideration.
 PHRrIx, April Republican Terri- tOrial Convention tO select delegates to the Nations Convention met here today A temporary organization wss effected ry the election of Hon. 4. F.. sloan of Pinai c Eaty chairman, and Herbert Brown of Tucson a1d J. w. DorringtOn of Yuma tecrataries. The mention of Blain,' 's name in the address made by Sloan brought out grea, applause.
 PARIS April 9 -Ihe report of the committee Of chamber deputies which considered the Panama Lottery Loan proposal, recommends that per mission bs Immedia.ely given the com psny tO issue Loan, and express conf deace n the early completion of the canal.
 INGALLS,, Aprll 2j.-Anacfello Con- treTas, al actor, fell de ii on the stage a few evenings SEQ EvhIle playing in the town ot ATsudhs, Mexico. He had a part ID drama entitled, After Death" ID which h- was to feign death. Af:er exclai ming, Il die. die" be. without 0 word, fell To the floor, bu; the other ac- tors supposinZ him to be too hssiy called tn hin "RDt yet time to feigD desth,' but no answer came ard 1t was found that he WAS ID reslIty dead.
 BERLIN, April 25.-The Emperor rose Q, 10 o'clock this morning and felt re- ffeshed after his nights rest.
 ELLESsBURG. W. T., April 25.-It is slated 10 day that arrangements have finrily been made between the Northern Pacific sud the Moss Bay Steel Co, of EnClCEd, for establishing extensive steel works in this country. The work will begin scCD, The iron company agrees t1 fuTaIr ! traffic to a branch line exten- sion 70 Inc iron mines on the upper Cleaiau river. IL will take a year to construct The works which will give em- FioYment Co several thousand men.
 YoSKEEs, \. Y, April 2j.-Six labor CTS were buried in a sewer trench by the breaking of 6 water pipe which caused ihs trench 10 be filled with earth and water. Four bodies have been un- esrthed.
 SAN FRAyCIsC1 April 2j.-The jury to- Dight returned 0 veIdict of murder ID the first degree with s C. commendstiun lf imprisunu eut for lie in the case of lEO'. F. Bateman. cbBrged with the murder O: 5. M. Soper on the 5ih of last ioly. The shooting was the result of a quarrel between the two men on the 1rsvluus evfEiUg. Bsteman was a pri- 7a,e in ccupRuy "A" second United States oavAiry,gni Sopsr was asergeant ln she sane regiment.
 ST. LcCIs, April 25.-An assignment F6s made today " the Smith, Begga S Rtukin Machinery Go. Liabilities bout 900; assets, Sl20O00.
 Fs~,.r,,.. ,-,-,, N V ..t a- ur nr 3ck, an employee ot tbe West Shore | silFnAd gt Newark. \. |. shot his wife | our ilmea this morning killing her in l tHntly aDd then killed himself. Jealousy | gGs She cause,
 NcGALEs April 25.-Gov. Corral. of lCis left HermOsillo to-day for the Ia .ui river. A large party of soliiers also accompanied the governor. the object of be tfip ls not generally known but It is it has some connection with be Iaqni lldian trouble.
 WAiHiNCToS, April 25.-At the even- lg season the tariff debate was opened y Shaw, of Mo, who advocated q clause [ the bill whirh places sin plate on the rec lisi. Gloss, of Tenn, then spoke al 'ngth in guppoIt of the bill, after which be house adjourned
 AsBURG PARK, \. J., April 26.-The S.h dunuBi assembly of Womsn's For ign Missionary Society was held in Hall Bt lO:4O Q. m. to-day. INDIANAPOLIS, April 26 The Indiana tate Democratic Convention which ss- smb.ed this morning, was largely st. 'ncsd, more than usual interest being !sniiested in outcome of the days work. , reason of bitter feeling that had been ogenCered between friends of Governor ray Hrd EI-5enator Mcdonald, and nIch culmInated on Wednesday ID sn Idres8 from the latter to his friends lrOuchJus the state, in which the ex- 5nGtCr says some very uncOmplimen- " things RbOu. Gov. Gray. Another c.deut that added tO the interest WAS e fact that John Sullivan, one of the en indicted for participation in the 2 Fly sheet forgerIes was persistent tO be candidate for delegate to the St. Lculs 4 lDyeuiioE for the seventh district. Chairman Jewett addr 'ssed the con- u:l0l. In the course ot his remarks Faic n gloEiBg tribute to She Gdnir- ration of President Cleveland and pen he suggested that the next ticket ight he Cleveland sud Grace he va, eeted with wild cheers and continued c plsuse. The same WAS the case when A e name O; Hendricks vas mentioned. II O, Watson ves nominated for Gov ti nor.
 The nomination of Watson was made snimous and William K. Meyers was T for Lieut. Gov. Wm. E. En- sh, chairman of committee on resolu- ns, submitted platform to the con- liion. H. renews the pledge amend nt to the constitution and doctrines fo lght by founders of the party and to nCunees Q determination 10 resist all VI 1rt so deprive the Federal government B sny Of its powers delegated in the or lsiitutiop. The shole country is con ps tulated upon the successful admin. " 'a:ion of Cleveland,