Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-09-29

q rested near Santa Ross where they liv, D After hengipg them a short tune it
 ssid they confessed.
 l. LOUISVILLE, Ky, Sept. 22.-Ata meet ,, ing of physiciRnI and others called b V the mayor it was decided to open tn S gate of Louisville 10 yellow fever retu . gees. A train brought l35 from Dees . ton this morning.
 INDIANAPOLIS, Sept 22.-General liar
 rison passed the morning receiving call
 CTS.
 WASHINGTON, September 22.-The re publican senators held caucus iron II a. rn., until half past two this after
 noon about which they are more than or
 dinarily reticent. It Is given out ths
 territorial bills will he restored 10 the
 head Of calendar for immediate consid
 eratiOn after the appropriation bills are
 disposed of and Senator Sherran's trus'
 bill is to follow. IL IS also said on au-
 thority that the tariff adjourn rnment ques-
 ton and everything else 10 range ot im-
 mediate legislative probability was dis cussei and no dlcision reached.
 MEMPHIS, Sept. 22.-The strict non intercourse quarantine regulations were ! day against D 1ssenRer trains on the east sIde of the Mississippi river are being rigidly enforced. Governor Taylor was telegraphe1 to this morning asking him to call out the militia of this city and place them under orders from the city authorities in enforcement of quarsn- tine orders.
 WASHINGTON. Sept. 22.-The President this afternoon signed the fortiicstion and army appropriation bills, The President leaves Washington this after noon for Philadelphia to spend Sunday with Col. Wm. M. Singerly.
 MoSoToS. N. B., Sept. 22.-During the absence of Cabin Dubinson and wife last night their house took fire. Three children burned to death.
 SACRAMENTO, Sept. 22-The Governor yesterday appointed John W. Works of San Diego, associate justice of the su- preme court, vice Mckinstry resigned, to take effect October lst.
 SAN FRAScIsCo, Sept 22.-Advices | from Santa Rosa state that the parties arrested for setting fire to barns between that place and PesRluma were a Span isrd named Mendozs and a boy named | David Welsh. Welsh admitted that Mendoza had burned on of the barns. | The residents turned out and threatened to lynch the parties but were prevented | by the marshal.
 NEW YORK, Sept. 22.-Steamer Et- ruTis was reported at Fire Island st S :45 a n. Her trip is rtckOned six days, one hour and fifty Uainutes. 4 gain os thirty minutes over best previous record. It was reported at noon she had been ordered to quarantine.
 TEoY. \. r.. Sept. 22.-Mrs. Cleveland reached Plsttsburg this morning and left by special train for Saransc.
 NEW YORK, Sept. 22.-A special from Ottawa says the recent investigation re- | ported to the government here shows the valuable gold field which has been discovered and IS now being worked on | the Yukon river are in British and not | United States territory as had been sup posad American officers ID Alaska dIs- pute the clsim that the deposits are in British terTItory. A conflict between the miners who believe they are work ing in United States terrItory and the British authorities who assert their jurisdiction is feared. The provincial government of British Columbia is now issuing mining permits.
 NEW YORK, Sept 2l-The volume of | legitimate business continues to improve | and crop reports are altogether fsvora- | ble. As t. corn the general average Of prices have again declined slightly. In | stocks. As a severe reaction averaging three dollars per share, oulminsted last | Saturday, and there has been an average advance of Sl.JO per share. The crop | winch IS most important in railroad ! AEd financial aspects is not large. The yield of wheat is eighty 70 ninety mill ion bushels short of full crop. Official reports show that the money | in circulation of all kinds was about | s36I. .OOO OG0 September first against Sl, | 32l lO0OtOO a year ago, and the treasury | has pu, out this month about g. 100000 more than it has taken in besides add. lRg to the circulation he amount of sil- yer and gold coinage. The reports | from interior points show money is gen erally in ample supply.
 Business IS fairly active a all interior points reporting, and at most # is bet | ter than year ago. But vbiie the principal centers report good and In- | creasing trades the accounts from seve- raj smaller towns are of unusual dull nsss in the region surrounding. We suggest that the distribution may not be answering the expectations. The iron market grows harder at Phil adelphis though one company still sells at SIS for No. l.
 Coal moves largely on past contracts. and the years output thus far IS per cent in excess of last year to date. Wool prices are shade higher but the speculative demand has sbated. Foreign trade has improved little but exports for the past three weeks from New Yerk are still per cent be- | low last year Imports here show an in- crease of g per cent. The prelimenRry statement for August show that the eI- ports of bresdstuff, provisions, cattle. cotton aud oil were & 577. i3S smaller | than for the same month last year, or g per cent but last years exports for that month were exceptionally large.
 The business fGilures number 22S as com pared with 2l7 last week, and 224 the week prevIous to the las For the corresponding veCkot last year the iig- ures were l-j.
 SEw YORK, Sept. 22.-A special from ! ns m6y strongly tend to strengthen the Al- ready siTaiaed relations between the dC- mlnion aud t1e United Stntes has pFe- 1 seuted Us 70 concerning tLo limits of l jurisdiction st pO.Is sdiGceIt to the ! boundary line between Alaska and BsIl- ish Columtia. The result Of the recent investigatl1as ls repor. to the govern | meut thst the vs-L.5is gold fields which nave been dizc5vascd and winch are now beng worked ou the 1oukon river, are m British territory as bEs alt along been | supposed. These gold fields are repre- sented Go be oi EIea. value and Gs Amer ics D officers in A.s-ks d spu.e the claim that the deposits are in British territory, a consict between the mIneTs who be- liese they were working on United States territory and British authorities
 who assert theIr authority is feared.
 The provincial government of British
 ColumbIa Is issuing permits and ID the
 absence of any definite information al
 boundary it cannot but follow that ID
 many instances they are granted with out knovledge as to whether they are
 in British or United States territory. lt
 is evident that the time has arisen when