Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-11-03
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factory way would be to send ins:rpc- tions to Lord SsckvilIe tc keep his o pIn- ions to himself wllie at W-sf fng-ol. American election tactics in ,opir -, are outside of the notice Of J foreil ] power.
 The St. James Gazette ma tairs sbst Lord Sackylle cannot remain in " sh- ipgton. It says he ought to hsye Enovn better than to walk into net spread be- fore his eyes.
 PARIS, Oct 29.-At the banquet |. ven st the Hotel Continental this evenI- 6 to commemorate the dedic. Ion of the stat. ue of"Liberty EnlIghte. 1G the Woric, presented by the Fre1c people to the United States, M-. Me iale, @ Anon- csn minister, in reply 0g 10 G'rlst Goblet's toast to hls health, szid tke joy that the Americans eXSeric ce, m receiving the statue C he. WAS eqIs to the pleasure the French exfefierce6 in offering it. He said: Before g.v 2 the emblem you had given t1e tN'1g it. self. All of the great truths upon VT oh modern sccisl order ;s based are elstor- sted anS spread throughout tte world by French genius.'
 DENVER, Oct. 30.-Dsye Tirrel, . sporting man, has been notified that the secretary of the interior has allowed hls timber culture claim for tract near the city of Greedy and that his homestead claim for land upon which Greely TOW stands would probably be allowed s'sc. The claims were made three yerfs ago. Greedy now hsl seventy-tive hundred 'p- hsbitants and consternatlon prevails ovar tha decisiOn
 BERLIN. Oct. 3O.-The gfest fire 6.
 Huenfeld, near Csssell, continues to
 spread. Three hundred houses, iLclud- ing the public buildings, have been con- stunned, A force of military and thirty fire brigsdes from adjacent places are endesvoring to get control of the flames. WASHINGTON. Got. 80.-The navy de psrtment has been requested by the sec retary of state to send man of war to Hsyti to look after American interests there winch appear to have been ieopsr- | dized by the seizure of the Americe1
 steamer, Hsytie Republican, st St. ! Marc, and other disturbing events. WASHINGTON, Oct, Soliciting seerett - | " Thompson to-day received tele - | gram from San Francisco signed by | Senator Hearst and others, informiDs <
 him of the perilous situation of the
 crews of about 8 dozen whslers in the Arctic ocean, and asking that steamer | be sent at once to their assistance. The acting secretary visited the Wh' 6 House and laid the matter before t' e | President, saying there was no vessel now in the revenue service in 8 tit con | dition for a winte: cruise to the Arctic | ha "a r1-
 ous one and required pro mpt action. he thereupon sent fer Commodore Hsrmo' ny, acting secretary of the navy, ard in' structed hIm to take immediate steps ] for the relief of the 1slers. Comm '' dore Harmony said he would endesvoi to communicate with Commander Emt " commanding the Q. s. Steamer The
 tis now cruising ID Arctic waters. | NEW YORK. Oct S0-The steamer Sa | ginsu has been raised. The only dam
 age is to the cargo of two tl 0useod dol lars.
 KANSAS CIrY, Oct 30-In the crip nal court room this morning Jazz Fleming deputy marshal, drew h's revolver and | blew his brains out while court VI ID session No cause sss' neO.
 WAsHIsGTos, Oct. 31.--Lieut. Col. G H. Burton inspector general hrs been transferred from headquarters depart ment of Arizona to headquarters divI
 sIon of the Pacific.
 MILWAUKEE. Oct: sO-A tug exploded
 Sullivan, engineer Joi r Sullivan, a cOu.
 sin of the captain, fire T Edward ST l
 liysn, and hneman IoV-- ' Hsnd ev
 The boat was blown pieces. Fra |
 McGowsn, cook, and Tt tOnRs Dooley, 6 ohence visitor on the idy, were cked
 up from among the hostI-g debr by
 the crew of anothor tug winch hspT sn-
 ed to be close by, Both were severely
 bruised and cut.
 NEw YORK. Oct. 30-Secretary Bs- -srd has replied to the letter of Lord & Aus tin, owners of the Am srican stes ner Hsytisn Republic. recently siezed by the HsYtisn authorities, The secrets / states the American minister at Port au Prince has been instructed to protest instantly against the action of he Hay tian authorities and that the minister
 has been informed by the state depart ment that si United States msn-oi- V ar
 would be ordered to proceed to Hsytisn waters as soon ss possible.
 WAsHIsGros, Oct. 30. - Minister Phelps cables that he has returned 0 London from Hatfield House, where he
 has been in consultation with Salisbury
 respecting the letter of Minis er Sack
 vile West. The department of state has received csblegrsms, fully explsi,- ing the situation, which will be laid be- fore the cabinet meeting.
 ST. LOUIS, Mo, Got. 30-WIllism P, Blake, nominee for governor of Mis- sourI of the UnIon Labor party, sent a letter to the executisl committee decli ing to make the rsoe. The committee are now in session considering what is best to do. IL is freely claimed that Blake's withdrawal means a cos'nion between the Union Labor and Rspub' . can parties in the State.
 POMONA. Oct 30-The National demo- cratic committee has telegrs2hed Post master Stein and J. A, Clark of th;s place to offer in the name of the com mittee a reward of one thousRnd do'lf s for the name of the suthor of tae Mu chison letter and to spend another ,Ou- sand dollars Tn detectives and means to apprehend the author. There are seye- rRl republicans here who positive know who tho man signing hln selt Mur- chison is. They say be lives here and walks the streets eseIy day. and thst neither Patrick Egsn nor any other non resident whatsoever hr enyth 'ng to q with the Murchison letter. It wIs con- ceived Tn PomonF written in Pomon end by resident of years D Pouopa. 1
 WAsHISGToS. Got. 30.-Seeretsry Bay ard in his report to the Pres lent dr led l October 18th. on the letter the Brit iIsh minister, West. recites .le cir .ru- stances of the oorrespo- derce be weep the miniiter and On, F. NJ. 'ch -, of Pomona Osliio. ii tolct 'ng on the matter of voting by nstr zed Bit Ish citizens Et the Ibn eleo on and says: "The let sr .nte ned a 2. oss upon the COT, [ st of t,is oy- srnment in resp ,t 10 ,he question how it's controversy between the United States and Great Brit |, d toih di- 'eotly snd indirectly in ,u,ei ;-s ce. ty i7 such ( 'nduct" The sec e,ary isys that Minister West by rep's gto that f'l spo -sacss must be