Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-08-09

LA LIBERTAD, Salvador, Aug. 1.-Com
 munication with the interior has beer
 restored. Advices from the capital state
 that General EZeta was ordered from the frontier with about 1000 men, i'm
 mediately upon the outbreak of the re volt. It is stated that Guatemala with drew her forces from the frontier, anC all is quet No telegraphic communi- cation with Guatemala is left.
 BERLIN, Aug. Imperial yacht Pc henzoller with Emperor William or board, sailed at noon for Ostend, whence the Emperor William proceeds 10 En- gland.
 WASHINGTON, August 1.-The electric al machine used for counting the census returns $ not giving as satisfactory re suits as expected. It works rapidly and wonderfully, and is a great labor saver for the l 100 clerks of the census bureau. But 1t is curious matter of experiment that the same machine will never count the same pile of returns twice with the same result. To-day under challenge from an official in the bureau, thirteen tests were made, and the only result that seemed at all accurate was a single foot ing in one district. That was the same as that reached by counting in the old way by the clerks
 The HOO census clerks might have to work harder and longer if they should themselves count the returns, but the final result would be more accurate.
 SPRINGFIELD, H., Aug. 1-The state legislature this evening finally passed the worlds fair bill after knocking out the eight hour section. The joint reso- lutiOn however was adopted requesting the director to make eight hours the rule. The legislature then adjourned sine die.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 1-J. w. Keer, of the Occidental Foundry, accused of the murder of Edward Cogan, was held for trial this afternoon. Judge Lawler stated that in his opinion the question of the defendants guilt or innocence should be determined by jury, and he then fixed bis ball at S50,000, which was furnished and Keer released.
 NEWPORT, R. l., August 1.-The rob bery of S4,OO0 worth of stamps from the postotfice was discovered this afternoon. They are believed to have been taken by a suspicious looking man, who probably took the train for Boston.
 LANSING, Mich, August 1.-The Union Labor, Greenback and Farmers Alliance convention was called to order this fore noon. A list of standing committees was selected, and the convention ad- ,,I @lo oRA
 SAN DIEGO, Cal, August 1.-The con- trolling interest in the San Diego Daily and Weekly Union was today disposed of to Thomas Gardner and General Elijah Murray, who will be editor-in- chief.
 OLYMPIA, Wash, August 1.-The grand jury to-day returned indictments against M. c. Sullivan, E. O. Ames, J. W. Womack and R. l.. Edwards for an attempt to bribe certain members of the state board of school commissioners a. bout month ago.
 OMAHA, Neb., August 1-The Union Cattle Co.'s feeding plant at Gilmore, four miles south of Omaha, burned last night. Loss, S180000, insur ance S65, ,OO0. The plant contained 1000 stalls and GOV cred five acres of ground.
 WASHINGTON. August Ion call of the house to-day 150 members failed to res pond.
 Cannon gave notice that he would at tie earliest opportunity ask action on tk- resolution revcling all leaves of ab- sence excepting those granted on ac- count of sickness.
 The question being on non-curring in the minor senate amendments to the sundry civil bill, Rogers of Ark, rose, and being recognized by the speaker, said he wished to submit few remarks.
 Cannon moved that debate was not in order.
 The speaker was at first inclined to sustain the point, but after brief de- bate in order to save time he recognized Cannon's motion.
 Rogers protested and had quite an eX tended colloquy with the speaker.
 Remainder of the afternoon was con sumed in vain attempts to secure a quo rum, and without disposing of any bills the house took recess.
 LoGANsPoRT, Ind, Aug. 1-George Burson, Judge of the Pulaski Circuit Court, at Wlnamac, was arrested recent ly for refusing to answer questions put to him by census enumerator. Burson was asked regarding mortgages which be held. He sad: You just write in that line that I refuse to answer. The did as requested and sent to headquarters, where his arrest was or dered. Bail was fixed at $500. Burson was renominated by the democrats last week for judge. He claims that the enumerator had no right to ask regard ing mortgages, and the law is unconsti- tutional.
 HELENA, Mon., Aug. "A state con- vention of all the labor organizations has just concluded four days session here with the organization of new party, to be known as the Independent labor party of M Montana. At nominat- ing convention, to be held at Butte. Aug. 18th, candidate for congress will be nominated, and a three cornered fight will place the state in doubt. Pol iticians are at sea, as this movement up sets all plans and destroys slates.
 SANTA BARBARA, August 1.-Ellwood Cooper, president of the railroad con vention which met at San Jose, June 25th, to- day received letter from c. F. Crocker accepting the right of way and subsidy of S315,0O0 made by that con ventiOn.
 WASHINGTON, August 2.-The treas ury department has taken the first step toward giving effect to the last silver act by the preparation of circular, will be issued tomorrow, announcing that on and after the 18th instant offers for the sale of silver bullion in lots of not less than 10000 ounces and delivered free of expense to the government at any specified coinage mint to be received either by telegraph or letter for consid- eraton at noon Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays of each week except legal holidays. All bids must be addressed "Director of Mint, Treasury Department Washington. ." State the quantity of fered in the ounces, price per fine ounce, and mint at which the bullion can be delivered. Bidders wi be notified by telegraph of the acceptance or rejection of offers. The right to reject any or all bids received. The delivery of the pur-