Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1891-05-02

eastern boundary of New Mexico to the
southwest corner of the county of Coch-
rane, State OF Texas; thence east along
the south boundary of the counties of
Cochrane, Hockey, Lubbock, Crosby,
Dickens and King to the Tooth meridian
thence north along said Tooth meridian
, to the Red river. where it crosses the
eastern boundary Of the county of Child
ress; thence following Red river, to the
northwest corner OF the county OF Wich-
| ita; thence along the eastern boundary
of the counties of Wilbarger, Bay ton,
| Throckmorton and Shackelford; thence
west along the south boundry of Shack
| ford; thence along the eastern boundaries
OF Taylor, Rennols, Comanche, Menard
and Kimble counties; thence west along
the south line Of Kimble, Satton end
Cokrell counties; thence south along the
east line of Pecos county to the Rio
GraDde river; thence along the Rio
Grande river TO the Tooth meridian and
thence north along same meridian to the
point Of beginning.
(Signed) j. NJ. RUsE,
Secretary.
CINCINNATI, April 2S-Mrs. Eaton con-
tinues to show indications Of recovery.
She has less fever and is hopeful and
cheerful.
SAN Francisco, April 2S.-President
Harrison has received the following tele-
gram from Governor Pennoyer, OF Ore
go1:
II sincerely regret to learn of the ac
cIdent to your sister, and sincerely hope
it may not r suit seriously. / am conf
dent / express the unanimous sentiment
of the people of Oregon when assure
you of their earnest wish that no unto
ward event will prevent your proposed
visit to our state.
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, April 29-The
fire which started in the Camp-Bellard
companies furniture factory was gotten
under control after destroying property
covering 20 acres. The loss is a quarter
of million, on which the insurance ls
over Sl50,OOO.
Boston, April 29.-The Union Pacific
issued its annual report today. The
deficit for the whole system was only
S275,0O0.
LONDON, Apail 29.-Queen Victoria has
left Grasse. and is homeward bound.
New YORK, April 2S.-Col. Robert G.
Ingersoll is confined to his bed serious
ly sick with the grip at his home.
BUTTE CRY, Mont, April 28.-It is
reported here tonight that the great
Anaconda mines have been sold to the
Rothschilds.
SAN Francisco, April 29,-Irwin c.
Stump manager OF the estate of the late
Senator Hearst, who owned large inter
ests in the Anaconda mine, denies all
knowledge of the reported sale to the
Rothschilds.
CHICAGO, April 29.-Ex- Senator Blair,
the new minister to China, arrived this
morning and was questioned in regard
to the report that the Chinese govern
ment had submitted to the department
of state formal protest against his be-
ing sent to China.
II have received no official notice Of
such protest" said he. "All know
about it is what 1 have seen in news
papers. l may be permitted to doubt
the eorrec ness OF the report for the rea
son that the state department knows
am now en- route for China and if it had
decided to recall me it would have done
so without delay.
II ehall not stop here any longer than
1 originally intended, in order TO await
any Official information. IL hear moth
ing from Washington by tomorrow, l
shall proceed to San Francisco and sail
from that point. l do not think of
course that there is any good reason
why China should object to me, neither
do / believe that the Chinese gov
eminent thinks SO. During my service
in congress whatever l did, l did from
my convictions, and whatever did in
the matter OF Chinese immigration also
received the endorsement of the govern
ment and the government is response
BILE; not personally.
1t is incredible that any nation
would seek to enforce personal liabilities
especially at this late day.
WASHINGTON, April 29--Among the
government Officials there is a general
indisposition to discuss the subject of
Blair's rejection; still it is the general
opinion that after waiting for a time
sufficient to maintain the national dig
nifty, new minister will be appointed
by the president.
WASHINGTON, April 28.-It is announc-
ed here this evening that the Chinese
government has notified the United
States of its unwillingness to receive
Blair as minister.
DETROIT, April 20.-About 200 of the
1000 employees of the Michigan Car
Works reported for work this morning,
The remainder Of the men were congre-
gated in the vicinity Of the shops and
when the whistle blew to commence
work a number of them made dash
through the buildings and drove those
already at work away. The strikers
were soon forced from the building by
the arrival of the police. Then they had
meeting and appointed committee to
present their demands to the company
which was done. The officers of the
company promised formal answer to
the demand this afternoon. The demand
is for ten per cent increase in wages.
ROME, April 2S,-A prominent digni-
tary of the Catholic church while talk
ing with representative of the Assciat-
ed Press, concerning the forthcoming
letter of the Pope on the school ques-
ton said: "Ths Pope has condensed the
doctrines OF the greatest theolOglsts on
these matters and adapted them to the
requirements and conditions of the pres
emf epoch He also brought into ques-
ton the leading intellects of the United
States and Europe"
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