Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-10-17
LATE KILOGRAMS.


GUTHRIE, Oct. 15.-In Gov. Steel's
first report, Just made public, he favors
the opening of the Cherokee lands, and
urgently recommends different means
than that used strongly in opening the
TOWNSHIP to settlement. Speaking of
opening the land on the western border
the governor says that unless arrange
ments can be made to throw them open
early next spring, IN time for settlers to
put in crops for next year, it will mean
hardship, destitu ton, sickness and death
along for hundreds Of settlers who had
been long on it's borders waiting for
homes.
ST. PETERSBURG, Oct. Is. The govern
ment has closed the university of Kieff
and placed the 500 students under ar
rest. The action is taken on account of
the recent revolutionary behavior Of the
students.
WASHINGTON, oct. 15.-In letter adj
dressed to Postmaster General Wanna
maker it Is said that the Louisiana Lot
| terry company has established an agency
at Toronto, and is flooding the mails
with its circulars, in sealed envelopes.
New YORK, Oct. Cablegrams say
that fortythree prominent members Of
the opposition are now in Jail at Monte
video. Martial law prevails.
VALPARAISO, Oct. ia letter by Bal
maceda to his mother, written only a
few hours before be committed suicide
is just made public. In it he says:
"My implacable enemies will not
succeed in condemning me-" The
procurator was who supposed to
have been shot on the day the junta
captured Valparaiso is alive and now
in JAM with with other political prison
ers of prominence. He has been tried
by the tribunals.
INDIANAPOLIS, Md, Oct. ia special
from Washington, Indiana, says that
detectives have been at work for a week
on the court house fire, and so far have
arrived at the opinion that four persons
were connected with it. Samuel Har-
bine, laborer, after being arrested con-
fessed to the crime, and implicated sew
eral prominent persons in it. As a re-
suit the county auditor, James C.
Lowelle, A. N. Halves, prominent citi-
zen of Steele township, and Basel LedS-
erweed were arrested today. Officers ale
now on the outlook for Michael Lowelle,
brother OF the auditor. Hardness story
is that Lowelle hired him to burn the
court house for 5000.
1t is reported that LsdceTv-cod is also
anxious to turn states evidence. He
claims TO have been given a house and
lot for his part in the crime. Ledger
wood and Harbine plead guilty in court
this afternoon. Sentence was suspended
by the Judge as the men will be used as
witnesses.
NEW YORK, Oct. 15.-At the Office of
Butler, Stillman 4 Hubbard of this city
1t is said there is no truth In the report
that the Searles will contest was compro-
missed, and that Searels would not agree
to compromise under any circumstances.
OTTAWA, Oct. 15.-Parmale, comptrol
Ter of Chinese immigration, has been
notified by the collector of customs at
Victoria b. @. in accordance with the
law imposing tax of $50 on all Chinese
who set foot in Canada, He refused to
allow the use of the survey steamer
crew, which is largely made up of China
men, to stop at that port.
MANCHESTER, IN. II. Oct. 15-By the
bursting of a monster engine in the
mill OF the AmOskeag corporation this
morning portion of the building was
torn away. 1t is reported SIX or seven
dead bodies have been taken from the
ruins and twenty others, employees,
were injured. Several are not accounted
for by the large force of men at work on
the ruins.
When you need good, safe laxativ
ask your druggist for a box of Ayers
Pills, and you will find that they give
perfect ,satisfaction. For Indigestion,
torpid liver, and sick headache there is
nothing superior. Leading physicians
recommend them.
BoSToN, Oct. 15.-Dr Phillips Brooks,
rector of Trinity church, twas today
made bishop OF the Episcopal diocese of
Massachusetts. The great church edi-
flee was crowded.
NEwYoRK, Oct. 14.-Money 3; silver,
961@.