Arizona weekly citizen., 1889-07-27
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officers of the treasury have made the startling discovery that the employers of the bureau cf engraving printing, prints government notes from plates and dies in the bureau, and have put counterfeit money in circulation. From the nature Of the case bad money cannot be distin- guished from genuine and authorized issues. Enquiry made by an associated press reporter of several officers of the treasurer department elicited the state ment that they knew nothing whatever of the matter.
 MOUNTAIN LAKE PARK. IND., July 8 The ". c. T. U. Interstate conference closed it's five days session last evening. They have passed resolutions declaring for total abstinence and prohibition and denounce all liquor business criminal. They demand one standard of morals for men and women, and declare 1t worse than treason to withhold the pow CT of ballot from the female sex. They also blame the saloon for all the causes O home destruction.
 NEW YORK, July 23.-In a hearing be- fore the referee of Kemmler, the electri- cal execution case, Thomas \. Edison was pat on the stand as q witness. and said that if his testimony were to decide the fate of Kemmler, the murderer, he would surely meet death in the eicctri- cal chair. The witness had no doubt whatever of the power Of alternating current to kill man iDstantaneously, painlessiy, and was sure 1t could be done without burning.
 CHICAGO, July 23.-Managers of the transcOntinental lines to day appointed a comm ,ttee of five to labor with the Northern and Southern Pacific roads to get them to withdraw their notices Of resignation from the assOci;i iCn. Un- less this proves successful, 1t Is believed the association will go to pieces.
 Los ANGELEs,July 23-At San Pedro, yesterday. Martin Winters, mate of the schooner Jesse Minor," was stabbed and killed by French half breed named Lewis Richmond. The men were rivals for notorious woman and meeting at her house a fight ensued. The murder CT was arrested and there was some talk of lynching him.
 SAN FRANCISCO, July 23.-The steamer Beigic arrived from Hong Kong and YokOhoma this morning. Among her passengers we Li Ching FOng, son of Li Hung Chang, Chinese Premier, and Chew Shu YiI, Chinese consul at Cuba.
 WASHINGTON, July 23.-It is pretty well settled question that the captured and exiled Warm Spring and Chirlcahua Indians. will be removed to mountain eous district of western North Carolina.
 BERLIN. July 23.-Germany has noti- fled Switzer' and that the treaty between the two governments regarding settle ment of foreigners in Switzerland, will be renewed. Treaty will expire at the end of 1890.
 PARIS. July 23-The Republique Fran caise says: The committee of Senate Court IS about to issue an order depriv- ing General Boulanger, Count Dillon and Henry ROchefort, of all civil and political rights. The decision will ren der them ineligible to election to any Of fee in France. and make any property they own in France liable to seizure.
 TORONTO. July 23.-Reports as to the condition of crops in Manitoba are pub hshed. Wheat will be, an average crop; barley, two third crop; oats, poor. The crop situation is not all that could be desired, but there seems to be no good ground for the despairing reports in cir culation.
 LONDON, July 23.-Gen. Greenfield the British commander in Egypt, re, ports to the war office that he intends to make a general advance against the Der wishes at the end of the present month.
 CINCINNATI, July 23.-Peter Jackson, the Australian Puglist, advertised to appear here in q sparring exhibition last night: but the mayor forbid 1t.
 YUMA. A. T. July 23.-Capt. Jim, a prominent official among the Yuma In dians, fell from train near Marlcopa last night. The wheels passed over him cutting bis body in two. The de ceased was one of the delegates en route to participate in the annual harvest feast of the Maricopa tribe.
 OLYMPIA, July 22.-The convention to-day by a strict party vote of p to :, invited Senator Steward of Nevada, to address the convention tomorrow on topics of irrigation and silver. Dyer offered a resolution that any public off cial who accepted railroad pass should be impeached and become ineligible for election.
 BISMARCK. Dal1., July 22.-A number of proposed articles were introduced in the convention to-day, and it is or dered that standing committees be re- port by Thursday of the present week. This is done to force the convention to business. The event of the day vas the consideration of a resolution pro viding for a single body of the leGlsla- ture. The question was discussed in committee of the whole but the com mittee rose without reaching a vote.
 HELENA. Mont, July 22-In the con vention today, the articles of boundries was carried. also the military bill, and resolution that the legislature may establish bureau of labor and industry. The convict labor question caused a long discussion but 1t was not disposed Of.
 SIOUX FALLS, Oak, July 9. The bus mess presented to-day was only a resolu- tion instructing the joint committee on the part of the state of South DdkOld, IildU III CdSc Ol any GuCcI IdiIti as to the location of the standard parallel boundry line, between the two Dakotas, as fixed by the omnibus bill, to come to the best possible agreement with the commissioners North DakOtoa.
 LONDON, July 22-Labouchere in a debate in the house of commons today on the grant of princess Louise on the occasion of her marriage to the Earl of Fife moved tosubstitute the report of the committee and an address to the Queen setting forth that sums already voted by Parliament to the royal family should be amply sufficient for all their proper purposes and if further supplies are needed they ought to be provided through retrenchment of expenses of the Royal family.
 The report of the committee on royal grants advises that at the proper time law be passed providing that future sovereigns shall have no claim to Parli- mentary provisions for their grandchild- ren.