Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-06-20
COLUMBUS. June lin the renuh,7:

Foraker nominated Mckinley governor
in speech that vas repeatedly cheered
Foraker's reference to Harrison, Blaine
! AMI Shermac evoked much applause
and when he moved suspension of rules
! nominating Mckinley for governor by
reclamation the cheeriGg was prolonged
some minutes. Col. Robt. Harland, the
colored orator of Cincinnati, seconded
the nomination on behalf OF the colored
voters Of Ohio and with cheers the
couven ION affirmed the nomination.
McKinley : appearance WIS the signal
for another burst OF cheering. He ad-
dressed the convention accepting the
nomination and endorsed the platform
prepared by the convention Discuss
ing issues now before the country he
said:
In the platform which endorses pro-
tective tariff we have protected Ameri-
can product aid American labor. go
| long as foreign products can be- found
! to tax which compete with cur own
market We propose 10 tax them rather
| than tax cur OWE. Sneers and frowus
| of democrats are the same which have
been ex pressed toward our Industrial
enierI rises sluce 1861, but in spite of
thea. we now lead the world in
IN nufacture, agriculture and mining,
a d sill prosper under the new law in
sp..e of their false omens ard discour-
aging prophesies."
Mckinley closed his speech with the
arraignment Of Ohio's democratic admin
istration and was followed by Sherman
in response to repeated calls. The latter
dweit upon the administrations of Glove
land and Harrison, and made an appeal
20 the voters of Ohio in behalf of protec-
ton. The platform was then presented
and adopted, after which the conveDtiO
on tie first ballot nominated Andrew l..
Harris, Of Fretle county for lieuten-
ant governor.
ST. LOUIS, June 16-A dispatch from
Tab eauah, Indian Territory, says: The
general election of the Cherokee Nation
g,ll take place the first Monday in Au-
gust. There are three candidates in the
race for the chleftaincy; George W.
Benge represents the national party, /. Il.
Mayos the Downing party, and w. 3,
ushyhead the liberals or peoples party.
This campaign bids fair to be the hottest
that has ever taken place in the Cherokee
Nation, as the questions discussed are Of
vital interest to the people. The princi-
pal issues are the sale of the strip and
allotment OF home tracts.
PHILADELPHIA, June 16.-.With refer
ence to the report telegrophed from Den
yer last week Rev. Sam Small says the
Colorado conference is misrepresented
and himself damaged by the Incorrect
statement that they dismissed or expelled
him from the Methodist ministry. He
says be would need 70 be first tried and
convicted before such action could be
taken. Having resigned the presidency
of the Utah University and his accounts
there with having been audited satisfac.
torily he asked DR.. Lift, his ecclesiastic
superior, to be reported to the Colorado
conference and then discontinued from
further connection. The vote in the
matter was purely formal and in no sense
penal or condemuatory. No charge was
ever preferred and none is pending in the
church court against Mr.. Small, He will
he says, continue his labors as hereto
fore.
New ORLEANS, June 16-The petition
for a new trial for Claudia, convicted
few days ago of attempting to bride
tales Juror in the Hennessey case, made
by his counsel on Saturday, was today
refused by Judge Mari. The counsel
took bill Of exception to the ruling and
made motion in arrest of Judgement.
The court took the molten under
advisement.
BERLIN. June 16.-The German Pro-
fessors Virchow and Momosen accuse
the German anti-Semitism of being the
origin Of the Russian persecution of the
Jews. A dispatch from Odessa, says
icfC nd CT, 70,
been banlshed from the caucas and de
prived of their children. The latter are to
be educated in the orthodox faith. 1t is
reported that similar acts have been
committed in other parts OF the country.
WASHINGTON, June 18-In accord
ance with the findings OF the court of
inquiry in the Gaze of lynching Hunt by
United States troops at Fort Walla
Walla, Washington, Secretary Proctor
this morning ordered court martial to
try Col. Charles Compton, of the fourth
Cavalry, for negligence in failing to take
proper steps to prevent the lynching.
The court will meet on July LIST.
WASHINGTON, June 18-P-esident and
Mrs. Harrison and grand children left
this morning for Cape May.
WASHINGTON, June 1S.--The treasurers
statement issued today shows the net
cash balance to be- but s., 2}5,0O0 which |
is the Invest figure yet reached.
PoTTsTowN. Penn, June 1S.-While |
several small girls were wading barefoot |
i in the river near Pottstown ford, |
F-ank Bixbee came along and said be |
fould teach them to swim. he seized |
-Vo of the girls, wadiDg into the water |
Beyond lis depth. One of the girls |
escaped but Bixbee and Jennie Kneer /
aged 10, sank, and both were drowned. |
1t is thought that Bixbee was intoxi-
lated.
WASHINGTON, June 18,-Secretary |
Foster left Washington this morning |
FOR a weeks visit to his home in Ohio.
Secretary Proctor has gone to Yer
mont tor week or ten days.
PITTSBURGH, June 18-Last night the
congregation of the Allegheny reformed |
formed Presbyterian church, Rev. j. r.
Milligan, p stor, (recently disposed by |
synod unanimously withdrew from |
the reformed Presbyterian church and
will seek admission to the United Pres
byterian church.
TOLEDO, June 18.-The train dispatch
ers association has adjourned to meet |
at New Orleans on the second Monday
in June 1892. L he question OF re-organ-
lzlng the association on a protective
basis was referred to a committee.
WASHINGTON, June 1S.-R. V. Belt,
assistant commissioner of Indian affairs,
left today for San Francisco where he
will open bids to award contracts for
furnishing the Pacific coast Indians with
provisions, agricultural implements and
hardware.
The secretary of the interior has de-
the following officers as board
to conduct the examination of applicants
for positions on the Mare Island navy
yard: Chief Engineer Kutz, Capt. Crom-
mel, Commander Taylor, Lieut.. COM
mander Nichols and naval Constructor