Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-09-29

JACKSONVILLE. Fs.. Sept. 26.-Only !. a,ue new eases reported this morning and one death. This is one of the bri. htest and most pleasant dsys of the season, be ng ccol and refreshing. The belief IS bee ming general that the epidemic will soon run it's cOurse.
 WAsH1SGrox, Sept 26.-The bill re- ported by Hoar ID February last to pro viis for inquests under national suthOr- thy was discussed by George and vent over without action.
 Daniels speaking cn the resolution to refer the Presidents annual message. said the democracy had written on it's banner 'upnecessary taxation IS unjust taxatIon." and by that sign 1t would con ouer or fsil.
 Hale, Allison and Cockerell were ap- pointed conference committee on the defcisry bill aud the senate adjourned
 LONDON Sept. 26.-The viceroy of h. dis spd his advisers, after some weeks ot consideration, have settled 8 question of considerable del oscy. The dethroned monarch of the former kingdom ot Ou1h. who died few months ago st his palace in the vicinity of Cslcutss, was the fortunate pOssessor of a very con siderable harem. As 6 matter Ot fact, there were by actual count 24S roys begums, together with one who was scheduled in the book of the hsrem ss "disoarded." His dusky highness died intestste, and SO, ss his numerous ms trerses wsre totally uDpr vided for, the delicate duty of arranging for their fu- ture deyolved upon the supreme govern meut. How 10 arrange matters wss for ;ime a problem; but finally II was sr- ranged to g.. aside S6OO0 per month. or II,0O0 rupees. for the supper ol 'h" begums on. nt the iulmenss estate lttt by 'heir former lord and nGs.er The begums have been ciTIded iCto classes, those with whom the king was upon ;hs greatest terms of intimacy getting h pension of 200 rupees, or SlOO monthly. and SO on down ths list to the uUtor- tunate discarded one. wsO will recelve F. rupees, or hardly the salary of H second rate native butler.
 SAN FRANoIsoo Sept. 26- Best X Belcher, 3.6O, Crocker, 0sO; Ohollsr, 60: Con. Virginis, 9.1S; Confdence 12 jO; Gould < Curry, 255; Hale & Norcr0ss, 440; Locomotive, 20; Peer, 70, Peerless, l.75; Potosi, 235; Ophir, 5.25; Savage, 275; Sierra NevsSa, 3O5. UnIon Con-. BIO; Yellov Jacket. 40
 LAKE MoHoSK, N. r., Sept 26.-The sixth annual meeting of the Dske Mo- honk conference of Friends of Indians was called to order this morning by Hon. Albert Smiley, member of the board of Indian commissioners. Gen. c. B. Fisk, president fl the board ot To- dian commissioners, was for the sixth year elected president.
 DETROIT, September 26.-The cam rAigu in this city was oDened to- nIz zbt by he democrats with big demous'rR- sion in honor ot a visit from Postmaster General Dickinson, General John C. BlrcF, ex-Senat~r NCDon-ld and otrsr distinguished guests. Ai.er reviewi7 z the parade :he guests proceeded to l. Lsu- rel street rink where sn immeDs- an. dicnca greeted thara PO5 master I- e-al Dickinstu D was the Cfst speaker rud lin the course of his remarks in referring Co President Cleveland be sad: "E0 usu-pa.iou of eys-ut've functions, lc ltra-chary upon eNsogtIye privileges, rC chief m-g s-rate, uo encroachment upon inc CficirI rights Of tha chosen one 0' EEANaalNl fEccaat-u AAaAA AA " .t- tA or permitted. Several tRgdy attempts of Che kind were resented with pOwei | and vital force still respectfully bourn l The speaker sad the President at frat had been s puzzle to politicians al Washington vhO Eero used to the old condition of things, but after the senate hsd tried 70 drive ever him and then chariot been ditched, he had riser ir | .p --.NL-.- significant stubborn gan ouly fit to be
 mayor of small town to the dignity of usurper. Some republicans hnd
 praised him and some democrats bad
 been initiated with him from perverted motives, and it was only when the strong
 common sense of the people came to
 act as interpreter, that they understood
 him to be simply SD honest man with 6
 greas brain, intrepid heart and tireles
 vigor. an honest man of indomitabls
 perseverance.
 KANSAS CIrY. Sept 26-Eugene F
 WeIgel of St. Louis, who was recently
 appointed sdj1tant general of the G. A E by the new commander Tn chlet. M
 William Warner. nrrived here yesterday
 Co open snd select b adqusrigrs. Tod a'
 he chose soms ro>ms ID the Beal build iug at 9lh snd WYaodotts streets, Co b' used as the natlonai offices of the c. A R. All equipmcots will be moved si quickly as possible from Minneapolis tC this city. Adjuta1t Wsigel will move t' this city and make his home here dur
 ing his term of office, He k well kno VI throughout the country. He was a sec -etsry of state under the republican ad ministratiou in Missouri, being succeed ed by NJ. K McGrsth' As soon ss Maj
 Warner returns from Washington b, will make nun Der of other appoint
 ments and will select one or more ads
 de-csmp from each state.
 WASHINGTON. SApt 26-Thos Moon
 light, governor of Wyoming, in his an
 nual report says the entire public deb of the territory is S320.OO0 of thi
 amount bonds for S230 900 were sutho rized ID 1886 and bought at premium
 of five cents on the dollar, This yea
 they sold at & premium of l2 cents
 Rsuchmen are now introducing sgrlcul
 tursl interests ID connection with s'ocl
 rsising. The population of the territo " remains about the same ss last year
 ST. LoUIs, Sept, 26-NO cessation il the east bound passenger rate WAT snC another general cut all around wa
 made today. Rates to New York bl
 the various lines are, Vsndslis SIG; B D, Line. SIG 30: Wabash sl3-50: O. < M. sl2-5O.
 TRUckEE, Sept. 26.-Oliver Loukey' planning mIll, lumber ys-d and stor, st Verdi burned to-day. The loss Is es
 timated at SSO001 partly covered by ir
 surance. Five or siI unoceupied dwet iues snd the old freight de-Os were Gis'
 destroyed. The fire started in the p'sn ming mill ard parties from Verdi sts.-
 the opinion urevail7 Shat It was an in
 cendisry fire because of I0nkey's em pIoymant of Chilauen. At g o'clorl
 ,his eveuirg the Truckee fire trGin sgsIr
 called t1 Vrrii, ia8rs F5Ing entertaI1e,
 chat sns-ks from the lumber yard won q c0- mu1.cats to ihe business portion O
 he town,
 CHIcAGo, Sept f6-Mrs. Lens SchFe. va-, who p-nret kerosene on her hus-
 band while he was drunk and set fire tC
 nm. pleaded guilty to-day SO the charg,
 o' murder sud vas sentenced to ter