Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-09-13

|
 ing. Hon. R. w. Thompson ex-Secre-
 tary of the navy was made permenant
 chairman.
 | Milton TrussIer was nominated for Secretary of State, and J. N. Walker for
 Auditor. George W. Pixley for Treas
 urer.
 The platform endorses the administra-
 tion of President Harrison; favors reel
 procity; approves the silver bill; favors
 the lodge bill; opposes tie alien owner
 ship of lands; demands local option, and
 approves the Original Package Bill"
 It demands the election of U. $. Sena-
 tors by popular vote. Every reference
 to Speaker Reed was greeted with pro
 longed applause.
 ATLANTIC CITY, Sept. l0-Among the
 strollers on the broadwalk yesterday
 was Mrs. Howard Hupp, who carried in,
 her arms the famous ''baby" Beatrice,
 who acquired so much notoriety as the innocent cause of the sensational devel- | opments in the Robert Ray Hamilton
 mesalliance. They are stopping at a cottage on Tennessee Avenue, less than a half square from the Noll Cottage, where the tragedy was enacted that lifted the veil of secrecy from Robert
 Ray Hamllton's n~rnage to Evangei:ne
 Steele. Baby Beatrice looked bright
 and cheerful in her garb oi hite lace,
 and nestled contentedly in the arms of her adopted mother. There was con
 spIcuous absence Of diamonds from Aer
 baby fingers that So distinguished her
 among other children on the beach last
 summer.
 WALTON, N. r., Sept. l0-The recent marriage of Lucius Huntington, a we'll to do young farmer living near here, to Mss Sarah Wood. O. Bainbridge, has been speedily followed by the arrest Of the bridegroom on a charge of bi9amy and by a civil action brought against hlm for divorce. These proceedings were instituted in behalf of Il iss Emma Christian, otherwise Mrs. emma Hun tington, waO says she is the young farmers lawful wife. About ten years ago, when Huntington WIS barely seven teen, he took Miss Christian out for a ride. The young woman was eight years his senior. It is alleged by the young farmers friends that during the l ride in question the pair stopped at a | hotel in Hancock, and that after her juvenile escort had become muddled | with wine she coaxed him in. sending | for a minister and marrying her then | and there. The newly welded pair re- turned to the brides home. Next morn | ing the groom deserted the bride and | has never since recognized her as his | wife.
 Miss Christians friends tell another | story. They insist that the nasty mar rage was consented to by her in defer | ence to Huntington's earnest pleadings, ! and that the pair would have got along | happily together if it had not been for | the influence over their son exerted by | Huntington's parents, who opposed his marrying girl without money. It is said, also, that the deserted wife wo1ld | have continued to submit patiently to neglect by her husband if he had rot | married another. Now she appeals to the courts to vindicate her rights as lawfully welded wife. The bigamy case will come before the Grand Jury at the September session, and the divorce case IS on the calendar of the current circuit.
 NEW YORK, Sept. 10.-At luncheon Loomis of the New York Central de livered an address of welcome to Chauncy Depew, who replying sad: My two months vacation entered upon at the usual date and from which I re- turned at the usual date left the man. agement of the New York Central in the hands of the duly accredited of ficers whom the directory believed competent to manage it in any difficult ties that might arise and they have de- monstrated that that confidence has not been misplaced. (cheers.) l noticed that one newspaper that came to me seemed to be discussing my presidential chan ces. l will state just here that in no movement of my life and in no utter ance that 1 make is the Presidency of the United States in my mind.
 Chicago, Sept. 10-H Alexander Johnssun, tie mind reader, performed .n thts city today the same test which resulted in the death of the we'll known mind iead5r, Bishop, in New York. iha. G! fntli z h Chosen nsne ln a register. l ennmistee of yell known newspaper men HuI pbysiciaus drove in a hack from the Auditorium hOtel to the Grand Pa- cific hotel 6y for nous route aud go ing to tbe register selrctad name, aud leaving one of their number in charge of the register they returned to the Au- disorium where Johnston had remained in the custody of another committee man. They bIndaged his eyes securely. Johnston Ins:nntlv rushed down stairs mounted tLe box Of the carriage aud drove GliUdfolie': to the Gtan1 Pacific, avoiding cable cars and the thousands of vehicles % 'b- way. rusleu to the reg istef, turned the leaves rHpialy, found the nums, repeated it, gave tae number of the p.. sud ,.nt. Of the month. ca hi3 way back to the Auditorium JoGn- sioI wee thh5n wiai' stv-Fe chIll whlfh threw h'm mt a catalep!ic it. The phy sicians a first LIomouncs! him dend | hnt after worsiug over him two hours uto w-.- again peicaptible. Tonight he IS resting comfortably but is exceeding ly week.
 San Franciscr, Sept. 10-Delegatn to the Wuriu's Far state convention, which begins tomorrow, are arriving, Rnd 1t IS es:imatd that fully 800 dele E hies from ail sartiOus of the state wiil be present The cnpvsnsiOn will be : called to order by Mayor Pond at one , o'clock tomorrow ID the Metropolitan Templ-. A cancus of deleg ates from Los Angeles, San D.egu, oanta Barbars and other southern counties was held tbis afternoon for tile purpose of outIir ing come plan mp III wi,ich the delegates roald be united Ill cOnveuiuu.
 Chicago, Sept. 10-Tle coui es: over lhe director genri g!s hip "f the NcIlt's Fair IS now assuming il" interesting phase, sad evaiy .:alIon.l cpum'ssioner'f T hu-nc is snu9hs ..t,., In f.Tor If Tn- rious csn .i.ate4. Tu-l:.ht j. ere are 4 [ meml CTS of tiA ra;IOA.i cOAlmI, slO" IT, s Oiichgc, ai.d u'h -r- Ass 'on-:a",:y ar i -ivius. To ba.uual m s-.ou wiil u-eF Mpud~y rex.
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