Arizona weekly citizen., 1889-04-20
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Special to the CITIZEN.

| the unwashed. Yesterday a grant gathering of the faithful from all part of the Territory occurred to canvas feasibility of holding the offices. Strauss Stevens and others responded to the call At the caucuss it wa. decided to hold tn, spells of office. Their tagging confidenc, was braced up by the fact that thei Treasury had the money. To-day thu Governor removed the Democratic Treasurer under statutes 297S and 3O49 This was acrusher. County Treasurer and other officials have been notified by turning over the money to their new Treasurer, Smith. The Democrats here are in favor of the officials resigning or grounds that officers should be in sym pathy with Territorial Government.
 NEW YORK, April 12.-The news oi the abandonment of the Danish steamer Denmark was received here by cable dispatch to the Maritime Ex change She is said to have had $50 pas sengers on board, mostly Scandinavians
 NEW YORK, April 12.-The agents oi the Thingvalla line say that including the crew there were about 725 people on board the Denmark. She was com manded by Captain Knudson, an old sea man we'll known for courage and pres ence of mind. If the Denmark has been abandoned she had sufficient means to accommodate all on board as she carried a great number of life boats and rafts.
 PORT TOWNSEND, W. T., April PA special to the Examiner says that the United States grand jury has found in- dictments against William Harmed, ex- Special Deputy Collector Herbert Beech CT, ex-Treasurer Agent and son of the lsta Henry Ward Beecher, and Quincy A. Brooks for alleged frauds against the government. The allegations charge the overcharging of vessels in entering and clearing the port and issuing prl- vate receipts instead of government re- ceipts. The exact amount of the alleged shortage cannot be estimated but all are specifically charged with extortion, re- moving public records and falsifying accounts.
 CHICAGO, April 12.-William McDon- aid of San Francisco, lawyer now here on his way from New York home, said: 'I am pretty we'll acquainted with Ari- zona and Arizonans and 1t has amused me very much by reading of somebody y's scheme to splice a portion of Arizona territory and by tacking it to portion of New Mexico make new state. It is ridiculous Arizona is more nearly ready to become a state than any other terri tory and instead of attaching part of it to New Mexico it is,probable it will carry New Mexico into statehood with it.
 OTTAWA, Ont, April 12.-The senate this morning adopted resolution to the effect that it will not be to the interest of Canada to establish entire reciprocity of trade with any foreign nation and it would necessitate the adoption of dis eliminating against import from other nations, particularly the mother country. Any measure for securing reciprocity of trade with any foreign nation in such products as may be interchanged with advantages to both, would receive favor able consideration.
 LONDON, April 12-Before the Parnell commission this morning Russell con- cluded his speech in defense of the Par nellites. At its conclusion Judge Han nen III d uOVc ISuoSCA lO1 the brilliancy of his speech.
 Upon the conclusion of to-day's pro- ceedirgs the court adjourned until April 30.
 QUEENSTOWN, April 12.-The steamer City of Chester from New York reports having passed April 8th the Danish steamer Denmark from Copenhagen to New York, water logged and abandoned in mid ocean.
 PARIS, April 12-The formal trial of Boulanger, Count Dillon and Rochefort was begun in secret session by the senate this morning.
 WASHINGTON, April 12-The President has nominated Lyman E. Knapp, oi Middleburg, Vermont, to be governor oi Alaska.
 ST. PAUL, Minn., April 12.-At 3 o'clock all the street car men struck.
 , WASHINGTON, April 1.-The pension office today allowed a claim of S14,0OC for arrears of pension to Philip Flood Allowance was made on account of blindness contracted in service.
 DENVER, April 11-Chief detective Linton to-day said that the dispatch from Chicago stating that Yee Ling, 6 wealthy Chinese merchant from Denver had been arrested there for the abduc tion of the wife of, and stealing S4Ot from, Wong Foy of Denver, was untrue Ling, who did run away with Foy's wife and money several months ago, was ar rested six weeks afterwards in Tomb stone, Arizona, in company with tho woman and brought here, where he ii now in jail under indictment for grand larceny Foy secured a divorce iron his wife about month ago, she imme diately marrying Ling. The latter pre- vious to the elopement acted as clerl for Foy.
 WASHINGTON, April I1.-It appears tn, presidents proclamation opening DOT tion of the Oklahoma lands to settler was more sweeping in its terms than in tended
 Under its terms army officers hay, been compelled to keep out officials O the interior department whose duty it i to provide for the establishment of nev land offices. The war department issued an order to-day for their admission int ! the territory.
 BALTIMORE, April 1.-The indication for the establishment here of a grea sugar refinery are good. The fact tha S4O0,O00 of the S1,000,OO0 capital stocl proposed, has already been subscribed and that S1O0,OOO more has been prom ised as soon as the project assumes definite shape, practically assures sue cess. Robert Garret & Sons have sub scribed S2O0,OO0
 NEW YORK, April 11.-Concerning hi I arrest on the complaint of ex-Governo Crosky of Montana, Russell Harrison said: II will be able to show conclusive ly that I had nothing to do with tn construction of the story published and did not learn of it until April : 1887, six weeks after it's publication il the Buffalo Commercial Adverstiser." CHICAGO, April 1.-The Railway Ag will say. There has already been pro | jected since January 1st, this year, 66 new lines with an aggregate contem plated milage of 53,436 miles of whicl
 14,S18 are already under construction O contract. The projected constructio
 in seven Pacific states and territories
 5,845. In California, 1,255 miles.
 HANGING, Mich, April 1.-The hous
 to-day passed the Jackson Cigarette bil
 prohibiting the manufacture, sale c