Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-10-10

Most extensive preparations had beer
!, made for the reception and eRtertain
/ mems of Gladstone.
Polo Afro, Oct. 2.-Ssnator Stanford
spoke TT .ensth reviewing the progress
OF education and the founding OF th,
university, He was fol owed by Judg,
Shatter, ore of the trustees OF the uni
vslSly. nj o made appropriate remarks
81 lie SO has "HOw Lovely are tht
Messengers" was surg by the choir
Martin Kellogg president OF the Uui
; vsrlitY of Q Ci:ifOcnia ,ali President Oa
vid Starr Jordan made addresses anC
after tIe dedication hymn, w itten bj
Cipt Hull, had been sung by the choil
ano The benedIc5iOn dellve red bv Esv
) DE-. IL cKenZie the spectators dispersed
} Alter the ex =rcises Senator Sianfort
entertained the board OF trus .ees and
other friends at his residence.
CHICAGO, Oct, 2-Tfanscontine
srec!gi superb vestibu!e tyGir convey ing
mem bers of the American Library assO
cIation To The library convention at
San Francisco arrived here today from
the east, and lett over tho Burlington
route as noon for Its destination.
New YoRX, Oct. . Jay Gould this
morning ssrt word to the Office that he
wis ''fs-lins fist rate. The fact
that Gould left for n shooting trip in
/! the Catskiils indicates that Gould's con
I dI'ition is not considered serious oy his
| family.
VANCOUVER. B. c., Oct. "a move
! manJ is on Joot which will be backed ty
I The government and citz9c3 approving
making display a. the Chicago ex-
! position,
New YORK, Oct. 3.-At n meeting of
tie chamber of commerce the following
was adopted:
Resolved, That in the opinion OF the
chamber Of commerce Cf the state Of
New York, the existing law compelling
the purchase by the government of
100000 ounces OF silver per month i
against the pubic welfare and should
ba 70 ealed.
An animated discus sion followed in
which several menbecS participated,
de. clipping considerable diversity Of
opinion, but when the resolution was
brought TO vote there was bit one
feeble No heard.
San FRANCIsco, Oct. 2-Australian
papers per steamship nonOwai, whi:h
arrived late last night from Sydney,
s,a,o that John l.. Sui.ivan's theatrical
'our OF ire colonies there has been "a
failure Before the Mcncwai left Sgd
hey iJ was understood that the cOmpa-
ny was 10 take Eeturi. passage on that
vessel 20 America but later it was learIi-
Ell that the actors were stranded and
Wer9 awaiting rsmittances from this
country.
TIE Sydney Times. in it's criticism
says: The fact that John l.. Sullivan
mas accep' ed his failure in Melbourne
as badly as be did in Frisco which at
ierde! his eEdeavors 10 act in Sydney
does not surprise us. He is new to the
.taGe and does Tot quite grasp the fact
that an actor is supposed to speak his
language and rot hurl ungrGmmatical
emprCmt speeches at the heads of his
audience, who do rothappen to have
been educated down TO his standard Of
distrionic iU pOrtance. John L. Sullivan
may he very good man IN his own liUe
but he cannot act ard the audience
knows it and LET'S him know it toe, and
he does not like H." The article con-
cludes by advising the company 20 re-
turn to A America.
New York. Oct. "a telegram was
received at the treasury department to
DAY from Captain Hooper, III command
Of the revenue cutter CorwiD, 8nuOun-
cing Ghs arrival of that vessel az Sitka.
Sept. 18Th, and that she would sail for
San Francesca about The 4ah IF October.
lie reuorted the seizure OF the steamer
Hattie Gage ut Sand Point. Septem ber
10Th and that he ordered h.r to Sitka
where ehs is now due. He said also
thas the cases Of the two seizures pre-
viously made by Corwin were set for
TRIAL et juno.
CONsTANTIyoPLE, Oct. 3--It is an
Eounced here that toe Turkish troops
in the provinces OF Yemen. Arabia, after
several battles with the insurgents
captured Sana, the principal city Of the
province ard that the leading chiefs
have been submitted to the Turkish au-
thoritIes. The revolt in Yemen is now
at an end.
KINGSTON, II. Y. Oct. 3.-The Ulster
Couaty Savings institution has closed
its doors and is IN charge of Bank Super
intendent Preston. EXamers went TO
work yesterday and have found already,
that S6.4G3,000 has been stolen by Treas
urer OStander, and Matthew Pumper.
IL is feared that the stealing will reach
over th-t amount.
SALEM. Mas. Oct. .'3-Appearance has
been iiled IN tho Searles Will case by at
torneys OF Los Angeles in behalf of
Maria Bresse, Of that city. who claims
to he IL heir at law OF Mrs. Searles.
GoNoMA, Oct. >. Gotto Ga;j-, IA hotel
clerk, has been slowly bleeding to Geath
from the nose since 10 o'clock lass Mon
day morang. lie was struck IN the
lace by Albert Estes, and immediatly
he blood began 20 flow from his nose
and has continued without Cessation.
Several doctors have been in constant
attendance OuG medI.al skill is ~ able
20 stop the hemo 'rhage. Caije IS bout
~ growing weaker ard cannot live much
longer. Estes fas been imprisoned 10
await the result OF Gates case.
New Y0LK. Oct. 3-The Guatemalan
consul general today received the fol
lowing caLle from President Barrillas,
dated Qua emala. Oci. .sls': Absolute
peaca rAilns in all Guatemala. Deny
all rumors of revolution, which are false
and malicio1s."
WAsH[yrTlN, Oct, 3,-The first pay
ment Of bounty undsr.t1e law giving a
LoIaty OF tyo cents a pound on sugar
produced in the United States has just
been made at the treasury department.
ILey are both in favor Of the Chiuo
Valley Sugar company, CT Chino, Cali
forna, on two claims for the production
Of 3i00G0 pounds cf beet sugar, and
amounted 10 SG8O0.
BRUssELs, Oct ,3-The Courier Brux
els says that Il financial syndicate has as
sisted A. Fuschs, the Antwerp merchant
who failed recently, and that he VII be
enabled TO continue business as before.
CHICAGO, Oct, Sit is believed that
the young Womsn VINO Was killed yes
terday near this city by jumping or fall
ing from the Denver limited tram oD
the Roci, Island route was Mi Mary
Lear, Of this city, wEo WAS suffering