Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-06-06

seal fisheries opens with a telegram from
Salisbury to Pauncefote, dated April
18th, expressing the approval of BIaine's
suggestion that there be compete ces
sation of seal catching, pending the
award to the proposed board OF arbitra-
tons Then follow cable dispatches
from Sir Julian TO Salisbury referred TO
modus viverdi and informing him that
Blaine preferred that the proposal for
the closed season should come from
Great Britain. The blue book also
gives Sec'y. Biaine's dispatch of May 4th
detailing the proposals and note OF
Pru2cefote 20 Elaine on May 9TH. Ia
dispatch to Lord Salisbury on MAY
20th Pauhcefote says that President
Harrison is xious for reply to
Blaine's latter note, and in n dispatch
of May 18th said that the president ia
ucuch concerned, but cannot dAt-in the
cru iscrs. The blue book ended with a
cable dispatch fcoCi Salisbury tC Paunce
fote on May 18th sfying that the bill
introduced III parliament 70 give the
queen authority to forbid the killing OF
seals in BaLriDg sea 10y British subjects
aud declaring that the British govern
ment could take no further action 10
the matter until the bill was passed.
Carson, Nevada. June 2.-The case of
Asa NJ. Hamilton vs.. the Southern Pa
| cific company. was commenced in the
United States circuit court today.
Hamilton in 1889 claimed TO have
signed first class unlimited ticket and
when the train hands attempted to put
him off the train ne stood tham OF with
a revolver He was arrested by the
=',s-iff at Lovelocks without a warrant
: ani. now sues for ore hundred thousand
dollars for false imprisonment, loss OF
| time, etc.
3UENos AYREs, June 2-There has
been further marked advance in the
price of gold. Gold closed yesterday at
32l per cent premium. The bourse at
the closing hour has the scene CT great
| excitem' Mt, and the financial situation is
| such that it is expected to lead to a
number Of failures. Much uneasiness is
| also felt owing to the statment made
yesterday to congress by Senior Zapata,
| minister OF the interior, to the effec;
that the recent revolt in the province OF
| Cordova was part OF a general plot to
| convulss the republic.
ST. LOUIS, No, June 2.-Louis Berth
oldt, chairman Of the executive commit
| tee OF the German-American societies OF
] the United States and president OF the
| convention OF that organization recently
| neld IN Washington, sent telegram to
| the Hen. Charles r. oster, secretary Of the
| treasury, requesting the withdrawal OF
| the appointment Of General Grosvpnor
| as migration commissioner. Grosvenor, il
will be remembered, IN an interview
recently published intimnted that our
immigration laws were too lax, and il
| support OF that statement cited the
| increase OF foreigners landing in this
| country from Italy and the peculiar
| condition OF affairs as he thought ID
! Wisconsin. where the German element il
| gaining control OF the state.
GLASGOW, June "A thousand mer
! sill ploye! as drillers by the ship buildin.
| firms on the Clyde have struck work
| The strike is steadily spreading anu
| threatens TO paralyze operations IN tn.
ship yards along the river.
A thousand weavers in Port HslsooI
are on strike.
| KANSAS CRY, Juner2.-A number OF
the business citizens of Kansas City mel
| yesterday afternoon as a vigilance com
nittee and decided that SchweinforLh
The self-styled Chris, from Rockford
ILL.,, who is visiting and holding meet
ings here, is blasphemous impostor. l.
was decided that he should be made t,
leave the city o. suffer the consequences
| The committee sent a notice to Schwe-
intOrth 10 leave the city within IS
nours on pain OF being treated to tar ant
feathers. SchweiIforth declined I,
'snd reply TO the committee by meS
! senger. The committee held furtt Z.
meeting THIS afternoon but II IS no.
known what action If any was decide,
| upon. The alleged Christ instead
miraculously setting at naught th.
machanatIons Of the unappreciativt
Kansas citizens appealed TO the worldly
powers that be, He dispatched an IAN
! ge" TO his honor Mayor Holmes thin
.ftern on, who promised worldly protec
ION to the Radeemer to Roxford. II.
detailed two policemen to guard tn,
pretender. The twenty four hour,
granted to Schweinforth in which to lea
We town expire ut midnight.
| IoUIoUE, June 4.-(via Galveston The
steamship Itata arrived this mornin,
from Torowilla, and has bsen delivered
, 20 American war ships now here. The
/ Ct ar.eston is expected to arrive here to
day.
| IQUloUE, June 4.-(via Galveston Tho
Itata has handed over ell the arms she
took from San Diego. consisting of five
thousand stands.
WASHINGTON, June 4, s. Rear Admiral
McCann, commanding the naval forces
of the south Atlantic and south Pacific
stations, has sent n report to the secre
| airy OF the navy in regard TO affairs in
Chilli. The report is dated ValapersIsC
April 18th, and says German naval
force OF five ships was ordered 70 Chiliap
waite s and will be due about June I'd
The admiral says the arrival Of the
United States steamship Baltimore
Valparaiso attracted much attention,
and had q COOL effect.
MUsT COME B ,cK.
SWAsHINGToN, June 3.--There can be
but little doubt that the navy depart
ment has received some news OF
the Itata, but the officials will not say
SO. Still it can be stated that Ad-
miral McCann 10 expected to send the
ltata back 10 the United States, prob
ably under convoy Of MS cruisers, az
soon az she Goals for her return trip. She
will be delivered to United States Off
GERS at San Diego, and proceedings
against her for tho violation neutrality
laws will be resumed ard responsible
persons will, il they appear, ALEC be cal
led upon 20 answer the additional charge
of contempt OF court.
San Francisco, June 4.-The trial OF
James W. Kerr, proprietor Of the o.
cldental Foundry, who SHOT aud killed
Edward Cogran, an apprentice, in June