Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-01-07

caucus tonight passed the resolutioh
 Assemblymsn Plats, of Duchess county
 that the nomination of L. Q. O. Lama
 to a seGt on the Supreme Bench of m
 United States, was an insuls to the en-
 tire loyal people of the union. and thi
 csucus demsnds that the republican senators from this sisIe vote sgaInst nj
 confirmation.
 TOMBSTONE, January 5.-The BosrC Of Supervisors today suspended County
 Treasurer Ritter on an alleged deialca-
 ton of S6,600. Ritter claims the amount is due hIm as per centsge on collection of taxes.
 WATERBURY, Conn, January 5.-Iht plant Ot the Seymour Manufacturing O., at Seymour, eleven miles from here was burned tonight. The loss IS heavy
 SAs FRANCIsco, January 5.-BesI < Belcher, 6.25: Crosker. 80; Chollsr 7.50; Con. Virginia, 2I 30; Confidence 900; Gould < Curry. 800; Hale & Norcross, 1900; Locomotive, .25; Peer 70, Peerless, LAO; Potosi, $50; Ophir $50; Savage, s 25 Sierra Nevada, AGO UnIon Con-, 90; Yellow Jacket. $50 Mt. Diablo, 45O.
 SAN FRASCIsco, Jan. 5.-The Ameri- can ship, Alfred ID. Snow, which wss lost at Waterford, Ireland, as reported to-day, was cleared from this port Aug 31 last by Vim. Dresbach. snd was one of the Nevada Banks fleet of wheat ships. Her cargo, valued st S95. 900, was insured in the AnglO-Nevada and IhOm- as & Nessy companies. The vessel was owned by parties in Maine and fully in- sured. Her crew consisted of Capt ". H. Wiley, Mates F. II. Sullivan and John ChIld aud tEeHty-six sesmen. CsptsIn Willey's wife also accompanied d him. All hands are supposed to be lost.
 WASHINGTON. January 5.-The Presi- dents message concerning the right of way for railroad purposes through the various Indian reservations; also relat- ing to trespsssers, was presented and re- ferred to the committee on Indian affairs.
 Blair presented a resolution favoring 2 a national prohibitory amendment to the constitution.
 Mitchell called up the joint resolution introduced by him relative to a naval station on the Pacific coast,
 Hosr-To provide for a worlds expo sitIon at National Capitol in 1892 and thereafter permanent exposition of the three Americans in honor of the four hundredth anniversary of the discovery of America; also against the admission of Utah.
 SAN FRANCISCO, January 5.-June A. Chs0Ot of Oakland, now CD her deathbed before departing for the east on bnsI- ness trip last June. executed deed of trust conveying A lot 75 by loo feet and a number of stocks and bonds valued at nearly q hundred thousand dollars to erect a temporary refuge for reputable women seeking employment and for the care of children Ieit at hOne whIle the mothers are st work, the trustees to consist of five gentlemen aud four ladies Those nsmed in the deed are Henry Rev. Dr. StibhoDs, John Glass rock, stephen Gage, Rev Dr. McLeon. Miss OhAbot, aud John r. Trsh The trustees had a meeting recently and filled the board by electing Miss Chsbo. and Mrs. Truman.
 CINCINNATI, January 5.-John Fl. Du- rie, one of victims of the accident on the Southern road, has died at his residence in COvinRton, Ky, snd his wife is re- ported to be dying. Others of the wounded are doing well. A special from GenIda says that other bones have been found in the debris and the suspicion grows that more people were buried ID the wreck than were e1tricatec.
 SHAMoKES, January 5.-The miners strike vent into effect ID the Philsde!- phis and Reading collIeries here to-day Wi:h two exceptions. The miners also went out of the Pennsylvania, Enter prise and Garfield colileries at the Nel- son shaft, and st the Hickory Ridge, Hickory Swamp and Lancaster collier es-
 PHILAUKLPHIA, January 5.-The great strike still continues.
 ASHLAND, January 5.-The K. of l.. miners who have struck in the Reading :olllery Tn this district, are working to- lay.
 ROME January 5.-The Peter Pence ,lileoied at the jubilee mass amounted to SS0 GOO.
 The Shah of Persia senta congrstula- oTy telegram to the Pope.
 PARIS, January 5.-The trienpial lection for senators IS progressing to- lay. The conservatives have RaInei our senators so far.
 WASHINGTON, January 5-President Cleveland has issued a proclamation l Tsrning all persons claiming to act gs | thcisls of Crosby aud Greer counties in l he state of Texas against selling or dis | 'osing, and warning all persons against lands lying between the | orth and south forks of Red rIver and | he hundred degrees oflongitude, juris- icslOn over the same being vested in he United States Rs part of the h. lsn Territory as shown by surveys and | lvestlgRtloDs made ou behalf of tbe l1lted States; which territory the state | Texas also claims title and iurisdic- on over. The proclamation was neces- tated owing to the inability of the nised States and Texas commissioners agree upon a point marking the boun- sry line between the Indian Territory nd Texas.
 TORONTO, January 5,-The temper- nee party have suffered d reverse to- ay. Their candidate for mayor. and y-law to reduce the number of tavern ld grog shop licenses were defeated by Irse msjorities.
 LYSCHBURG, Va., January 5.-A eight train on the Norfolk and West n rallrOad ran into a rock slide nea- entral last night. The engine jumped Ie track into the river and the ensipeer as drowned. BlARYsyILLE, January 5.-The Sierra ine 6 water Co, was to-day adjudged { lllty of contempt and fined S25O for ( 'drauiio mining in Sierra county. OAKLAND, January 6.-Nathsn B. Spt ' n. a fstaiist, who shot and killed Alex srtiu, a neiEhbOrIDg ranchmau. near ( Sermore, Tn September, 1886, slept 1 dn0iy in hls cell Tn Alameda county .I Iast night and awOke this morning ghsently ID cheerful mood. He re- seq 10 put on the new clothes provided l ! mn untl the moment of going to D g scsfiold- He ate breakfast with s b isn: lie still declined to receive a 'i1 rom clergyman and said he was e eprared to dle and did not want his 1tenoe ecmnuted.
 A lsrIe crowd gathered around ths oS II o'clock. In half sp honr st