Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-10-04

WASHINGTON, Sept. 31.-Commander- in-Chlef Veazey ofssthe G. A. R. appoint ed Judge William Lacheror, a we'll known Minnesota iurist, Judge Advo- cate General.
 LONDON. Sept. 3O.-The engineer of the British steamer Dicton at Liverpool from Wilmington, NC. is suffering from disease which is said to be cholera. Washir < ion, Sept. 29-- Aldrich saii that t:.t confere e rep'rt and tie bill as modified by it ~...~ prirt d a'.d he did lot ne, any fur,b-r explanation to its provisicI. ressHty. Ha hoped that the I senate bs :.ls tu reach the vUts on the | report st nn early h. ur this afternoon. He h4d uO knowledge of rhe intention | of the senators oD Utber side of the | chamber regarding the debate, but he Was uw.re of the anxiety of ssDstors on bOrh ei,i-s tu nrriv" "i cn early conclu- sion Of business of the session and vith that obi ct in view that he should ask for vote as soon as it could possibly bs had. Morgan made 6 lengthy spesca on the tsriff.
 The conference report on the tariff | Dill was laid aside without artiur. Fourty four individuals pension bill passed in 26 minutes.
 Adjourned.
 Washington, Sept. 29-The conference report oh the bill to increase efficiency II kl 0p hA | tr nsisr wether the service to the agri- cultural department agreed to on the motion of Psyssn.
 Ills senate bill passed, extending for one y, ar the time for payment by settlers on public lands in cases of draught senate.
 | A joint resolution passed request ing the secretaries of states, war, treasury and the navy departments to submit to tie congress a proposition 'or enac. .mspt into law the recommen- | dstious of the international marine con- ference.
 On the motion of Caldwell bill was psssed to prevent desserstion of the United States flag by printing or paint ing thereon for advertisements, then took recess.
 The evening session has been devoted for consideration of the bill reported by the committee on the Indian affairs.
 San Francisco, B. H. 27-Advises received from Samoa to-day states that the wrecked war ships Trenton aud Vindslis, which were presented to the Samoan govsrpmant some time ago, have been sold to 8 San Francisco wrecking firm, and work of removi 2 the wreck has already begun. The terms upon which tue sale was made require purchasers to bear the whole expense oi wrscking the ships and to give ,h- Samoan government from one filth t one half of the profits, the exact amount ,o be settled by \. bitration.
 Washington, Sept. 29-Ths sppro- priatIons made by the first session, 5lst congress were $36l. .311, ,5O3 The per- manent annual appropriation for the years 1890 anu 1891 amount to S101. 6S8.453 making a prand total for the year of $462. .939, ,956 crease over the 50th COL ugress $40,4l3,6i3.
 Washington, Sept. 29-The census announcements for the state of Montans are 131, ,769 increase 92,610 or 2364 per cent.
 SAN FhANCILoo, Sept. 29.-Mitchell Meaning and Patrick Mulligsn were employed in the establishment of the Eissn Vineyard Co.,, this sftern oon Mulligsn, who was lsborer. entered & five thousand gallon cssk to clean it and was overcome by gases, Foreman Naming was notified and went to Mul- Iligans assistance, and was also ovsrcome and both perished.
 | LONDON, Sept. 29, 1s90.-Slavin aud McAuliffs, were rsmanded uptil Friday. They were each to furnish personal scurity of S1.000.
 Denver. Colo, Sept. 29-To-day Du- IBois Bros. offered to match their trott ing stallion Superior against Palo Alto for $5,000 or more, race to be trotted lover Lard Park club. Denver. ! Woodstock, Ont, Sept. 29 - The Birchall case was given to the jury to- night.
 Phoenix, A. T., Sept 29-Ths repub- lican convention of Msricops county, today nominated ex-governor O. Power for territorial council. B. s. Gill editor ef the Arizona Republican and Joseph G. Mullsn for assembly.
 PALILADE, Oct. I,-Eur.ka and Pslis sde trsin was wrecked twenty miles from here this afternoon, six cars were ditched. Cause broken rail. There ~ss an unknown indian injured.
 St Louis, Oct LA special to the Republic from Peoria Ill.,, says: A most sensational killing affair occurred in Lacon, Marshall county about thirty miles up the river from Peoria, this morning, and as 6 result Charles Sief- ert and his daughter Mary are dead, and the lattsr'u newly welded husband is Q subject for the insane asylum. Hiefsrt and young man by the name of Joseph Baxter were both employ cd in the Lacon woolen mills. and Sisfsrt was father of c very handsome dsugh ter. Baxter fell in love with her. and his love was returned, but the father objected. The old saying that "lsvs laughs at Locksmiths" was thorous shly exemplifisd yesterday.
 The two slopsd and were quickly married st the house of . mutual friend. The couple returned to th. patsrnal roof and asked forgiveness, but Sis.ers angersd at his daughters disobsdianes, refused, and taking double barrel shot gun fired at the bride killing her In- stantly. He then placed the other bar rel to bis head and ended his existence. Baxter. who had remained outside, en- tered the house hearing the shots and the terrible sight that met his eyes turned him into . rsving maniac. San Fr ncisoo, Oct. 1-Ths brig Lur tine from Hilo with 8 cargo of sugar