Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-10-10


ment OF the grand jury and together
with Greed H8ymon, counsel for Stephen
Il. Gage, under attachment for con-
tempt, for failing TO comply with the
summons of the grand jury presented,
he argued the case, covering the points
passed upon by Judge Murphy.
In Diminishing Richard Chute, Presld-
ing Justice Beatty however, stated the
case as agreed upon by counsel present
ed no controversy which the supreme
court could lie called upon to decide.
Replying to Attorney Harris statement
that the state would be TO the expense
of trials arising from indictments that
might be found by an illegal grand jury
Justice Beatty states that he under
stands it was q series of questions IN
yolved that the public might be inter
ested in but that Il person under indict-
ment could apply to the supreme court
for writ of prohibition. Mcfarland
being the only one absent be decided the
case presented no points liz controversy
that could be taken up 10y the supreme
court ard dismissed the writ. Attor-
ney General Hart in an interview later
claimed this course virtually estao-
lished the legality of the jury's acts.
GALEsBURG, Ill, Oct. 6.-The nation
al convention of the Br. therhood of hail
road Trainmen met today with the
largest attendance Of delegates since or
ganlzatlon.
LONDON, Oct. GA fire which hro''a
out early this morning on Mark Browns
wharf has been srbdueu. Inc nanes
entirely Quilted an enormous five story
warehouse filled with colonial produce.
New YORK, Oct. Eek Governor
Cheny of New Hampshire passed thrugh
the city today on his way to Washington
where, according TO report, ne will receive
from the president the appointment to
The Office of secretary Of war.
New YORK, Oct. 6.-Three persons
we're burned to death at half past two
this morning in tenement house of this
city. Two others are badly burned and
one cannot recover.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 6-Dispatct es from
Ottawa state that the British seal or
Otto seized by Mohican On account of ir-
regularity in the papers is pronounced
at the navy department without the
slightest foundation. Reports have
/ been received at the navy department
from Commander Cotton. The command.
er of the Mohican shows the Otto was
seized Aug 31st for violation of modus
vivend. 1t further appears that five days
| before the seizure was mad the court
commander of the Otto had received
an Official letter from Commander Tur
ner a senior British navy officer at
Onnalaska, stating that he considered
the Otto justly and lawfully captured.
KINGSTON, n. Y. Oct, 5.-As expected
this city Is rapidly filling up with people
| from all over the country, who have de
posted in the new city savllgS banks.
| Business is at standstil; and crowds
stand all over discussing the wTecking
of the Ulster savings institution. The
Kingston Savings bank and Rordonts
Savings bank have each posted notices
notifying depositors that sixty days no.
tee required by law, must be given.
Large crowds of depositors with bank
| books in hand stand in front Of these in
situations.
By noon the block whore the banks,
court house and Jail are situated was
| filled with depositors. There was a re-
port that large number of men are
coming from the Creek locks. and for
thatjreason the fourteenth state COM
pany was ordered held in readiness for
service,
Troy, Oct 6.--NichoIas Broadhead of
| Kingston was today appointed temper
| ings institution at Kingston.
SAN FRANCIsCo, Oct. 5.-The Alaska
packers association, comprising the con
| trolling interests in the thirty-three
salmon canneries Of Alaska, has been
| formed here.
| a Washington special says the Rush
has been ordered to return TO Boring
| sea.
| WASHINGTON, Oct, Cat the Octob-
er term of the supreme court of the
f! United States which meets next Mon
day, The first case to come up will be
| that Of Thomas Cooper owner OF the
schooner Sayward and brought to test
| the question of jurisdiction OF the Unit
ed States over the seal fisheries In
Boring sea, After the Sayward case is
disposed of the cases involving the ques-
ton of the constitutionality of the re-
cent antl-lottery legislation arise follow
ing this Will be heard number Of cases
bearing upon the constitutionality or
the Mckinley tariff act
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 6.-News comes
from the west that Col Forsyth, for
merly of Cor. Gherilan's staff, has just
succeeded in winning the hand Of the
daughter of his old friend, DR.. Dallas
Bach of Philadelphia, also in the mill
tary service, and that Miss. Forsyth, the
II 10 Il l. haanp1a
to DR. Bach. Each of the men have been
widowers for long time. Neither of
the young women are much over 20
years of age.
Col. Forsyth served through the Pine
Ridge campa ga az cQmmar ding officer
ef the 7th cavalry.
New YORK, Oct. 6.--News OF the first
disaster as the result of yesterdays gale
came IN a dispatch this morning from
st. John, n. b. 1t Wis 10 the effect
that the Britt barkentine Minnie Ell
kin was wrecked, and that her crew
were undoubtedly lost. The barkentine
had on board abop: tWenty people, in
elusive OF her officers, and ths captains
wife and baby.
UNION, Oregon, Oct. 5.--Ihe dead
body or MIS-. j. =. Summer6, 8 lady
merchant of this city, was found this
morning in ditch of running water
The BODY was lying face downward,
with the hands tied behind tie back.
Whether it is case of murder or sui
eide is unknown,
WASHINGTON, Oct. CIT is said the
president will demand indemnity from
Spain fer maltreatment suffered at the
hands of Spanish priests and others on
the Catalina Island.
New YORK, Oct. g. AT the semi an
nual meeting Of the New York Presby-
terry today the prosecuting committee
appointed TO prepare papers in the tiial
Prof. Briggs presented a report embody
ing the charges against him. Rrof.
Briggs moved that his case be taken up
the first thing in the afternoon, but the
motion was defeated.