Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-03-03

laws of the United States over the pub lic land strip (no mans laud); to provide | protection for sub-msrine cables and enable the state or California to take lands ID line of the 18th and 30.h sec tons proved to te mineral lands. | The senate bil for providing for the marine conference for securing greater safety for lie and property at sea, passed.
 The bill to provide for tie compulsory education of Iudisn children, not in- cluding the five civilized tribes nor the Ossges, was debated, but no action taken.
 WAsHISGToS, February 23-By strict party vote the house committee on terri tories to-day agreed to report fsvorsbly Chairman SorIngers omnibus bill for the admission O; the -teTEitoTies of Dakota, Montana, Wsshin gton and New Mexico. The republicans will present minority report in opposition.
 The bill authorizes the election of 75 delegates, appointed by the governor, chief justice and U. 5. attorney, for each territory, to a convention 10 be held at the seat of government of each territory on the second Thursday of September next In the case of Dakota l5O delegates are allowed.
 The New Mexico convention IS also to consider the question of changing the name of New MexIco 10 MonteZums and the Washington convention IS to submit to the people .he proposition to name the new state Tacoma.
 Representative Mckenna of California. presented in the house to- day resolutions .h n1s r,s,lrr faas inv against the reduction of duty on im- ported wool.
 McAdoo of New Jersey offered a reso- lution calling on the president for the correspondence betwee the United States Great Britain Sand VeneZuela on the question Of the disputed boundaries be- tween the British colonies and Venzuels.
 The committee on public buildings re- ported bill increasing the appropriation for public building al San Francisco to S65,000.
 SAN FRAScIsCo, February 23'-Divis- Ion Superintendent Rowell of Wells, Fargo & O. said this afternoon be had received no farther particulars of the tram robbery near Tucson. but he did mol think the robbers secured any great amount of money ss the coin carried on the line coming this way IS principally Mexican silver dollars and the robbers could not carry away much of this kind of booty.
 WAsHISGToS, F, brusry 23.-The comp 'roller of currency day authorized 'he National Live Stock Bank of Chi caRo to begin business with capital of S600,O00.
 WASHINGTON. February 23--The h. ter-stste commerce commission m the cases Of Geo. A, Rice against the Lotus vile S Nashville and other railroads. charging them with discrimination ID favor of the Standard Oil O., made Bn | order to day to confirm the charges to the rule that the tank part of the car snd whatever is carried in it should be charged the same by the hundred pounds as is made in the transportation of bar rel lots.
 SAN FRANCISCO, February 23.-Twen- ty-two Chinese women and SIX men re- gently remanded by Judge Hoffman, were returned to China to-day on the steamer Belgic.
 ALBANY, Or, February 23.-The G. A K. Encampp1ent of Oregon have adopted resolutions fsvoring the bill in- troduced m congress allowing pension of one cent for each esy's service ID sd- dition to disability pension.
 DENVER. February 23.-The conven- tion of COlorad Wool growers adopted resolutions to-day calling on the repre- sentatives in congress to urge the res toration of the same tariff on wool that | eristed prior to the reduction of Mrrcb 1885,
 ST. AUGUSTINE, Feb. 23.-The Presi. dent and party arrived about noon and were escorted to the hotel by delega- | tion of citizens, firemen and other or ganizatlops, where there WAS receP. non by the local military and 2OO school children in holiday attire.
 SAS FRAScIsoo, February 23.-Lee Chuck. recently convicted of the murder of fellow country man Tn July, lSS6 WAR sentenced the second time by Judge Ioohy. to pay the death penalty. The | date of execution WAS not fixed. The case will again bs appealed to the su preme court.
 ALBUQUERQUE, February 23.-Iu con versstion u,th a well known railroad contractor it WAS learned the AtlantI, Pacific road intends this year to exPenc two million dollars in repairing and bal tasting their road bed and inoreasins their shops in thIs city.
 BENSON, February 23-NOthing fur tber has been heard of the six Apache Indians rsidIng m the Galliurs noun t,,ps. and 1t IS now believed thst they have crossed the San Pedro valley and yone into the Rincon mountains. Lt l Richards arrived here this afternoon with eighty men and immediately start ed for the Galliurss.
 BERLIN, February 23.-Prince Louis second son of the Grand Duke of BadeI and grandson of Emperor William. die'
 WAsHrSGroY. Feb. 24.-W. W. Cor coran died this morning. He was bon st Georeetown, D. O.. December v I7qS Ii is said that he laid the basis h,s fortuue ss 6 banker. by floating gov a-nmeut bonds during the Mexican var He ia best known as a public benefscio and ph,lsnthropist. having established et a cost of several million dollars nnmber of public institutions includini the Corcorsn Gallery of Arts, ard tn
 
 I,ouise Home for Aged Women. He sis made 8 gift of Oak Hill cemetery 70 nl - native town. and numerous gifts to w ssn ,neton orphan asylums, Columbus uni yersity and many institutions ID 'n south.
 P.LArKA, Fla, February A-In nresident and party arrived at East fs iatla at ten o'clock last night and vei ferried over to Pslstks where their trsl xss in waiting at the wharf. A lsrs crowd had gathered about the tram n President stepped down to the loNes step of the oar after the party naa 1.siI H eot into line and the president shoo hands ss they passed by. , DETROIT, Mich, February 24-Seps tor Stockbridge to-day sold his stsiio