Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-10-24

UerlOr department., WHICH HAS OCCupiou
great deal of time, was finished toda!
and started by mail this evening TO
Washington. 1t is very comprehensive
document, full of facts and statistics anG
gives complete summary OF the condl
tion OF New Mexico and its progress
during the year Among other recon
mendations by the governor are the ad
mission Of New Mexico as a state, The
survey and marking of the boundary
line on the Texas side, the re occupation
of Fort Maury, the immediate donation
of the school funds, the amendment o.
the land court act so as to protect smal
owners. The report also deals at length
with public schools, irrigation, climate
rainfall, agriculture and stock raising.
SAN BERNARDINo, Cal, Oct. 15.-Dur-
ing the last few months several incen
diary fires have occurred, Odd Fellows
hall, several school houses, stores anC
residences being destroyed. Last night
Deputy Sheriff Holcomb's barn was or
fire and George Jesarang, deputy county
assessor, was arrested while playing {
hose on the fame He was charged by
the sheriff with being the cause OF sever
al recent fires, including the one OF last
night. Jesarang was the first to give
the alarm for all these fires, and no mo
tive is known for the act.
q SSVIsALIA, CAL, Oct. I5.-William Dal
ton, charged with completely in the Alilf
train robbery, has been on trial in the
superior court for ten days. This after.
ternoon the jury returned a verdict ol
not guilty, being out only thirty minutes
The prisoner cried when the verdict was
read, while his wife and attorney shook
hands with the jurymen. Dalton was
immediately arrested on a charge OF
robbery committed in San Luis Obispc
county.
Boston, October Ex-senator Hale
of Maine, says of Mr.. Blaine: "You
would hardly know him for the same
person that passed through Boston last
week. He eats well, sleeps well, and
his mind is as active and alert as ever
He passed soms time with me al Els
worth on his journey from Bar HarboT
to Augusta"
The reports of Tuesday that Blaine
had been victim OF paralysis were all
nonsense.
ONRAY, Col, Oct. 16.-A body of tel
lurium ore was struck yesterday in the
Bright Diamond mine, specimens from
which assay as high as 1882 COO TO the
ton. Chuncks of free gold ore are be-
ing taken out as large as barrel. The
Bright Diamond is making a remarka-
BILE record. 1t is now keeping the Bright
Diamond and the Badger mills steadily
on the lower grades, besides
shipping a large amount Of high grade
to the smelters.
New YORK, Oct, ia special cable
despatch to the Herald from Tegucigal-
pa, Honduras, says formal treaty of
peace and amnesty between Honduras
and San Salvador has been signed.
This action makes sure for time being,
at all events, the peace Of Central Ame-
rican states.
NDw YORK, Oct. 1.-THE Transcontin-
entail Association ended its session this
Pacific mail subsidy was
again taken under consideration, and
after hot discussion lasting over three
hours, provisional arrangements for
of subsidy pro rata, agreed
upon. This arrangement will be in eff
feet for three months.
New YORK. Oct. 1.-THE transcon.
tinental association is in session in this
city today and has the matter Of the
Pacific subsidy under consideration.
1t is proving difficult problem to solve
agreeable to various lines to pay the
same guarantee to the Pacific Mail as
i,, ln Int 10
pro rata to he paid by different lines was
reached up to afternoon. 1t was de.
cided to let the matter Of weighing of
freight on the Pacific Coast stand as it
is until the next general meeting. The
charges that some lines were paying
were not sustained and the
matter dropped.
LAKE VIEW, Or, Oct. 16.-Thirteen
meen have been arrested who are
of participating in the late
robbery of the stage running between
Lake View and Llnkville. The officers
found in the possession of the men ar
rested several postal notes and money
orders.
New ORLEANS, Oct. 16.-The Plea
yune's Dallas, Texa- special says: The
alien land law got another black eye in
Dallas today. The forty fourth judicial
district court decided that the plaintiff
could not evade the payment of land
secured note held by an alien company
The result Of the cases carried to the
court thus far are very gratifying as the
alliance law has done much to
keep capital out of Texas since its en-
lctment.
SoNoMA, Cal, Oct. 16.-The coroner's
Jury in the case of Perry Sears, who
shot and killed John Rebli yesterday,
rendered verdict Of justiiiabie holii-
eide.
New YORK, Oct. 16.-Mr. George
Pullman, who controls the stock of the
Pullman company, has decided that at
The meeting tomorrow the capital stock
shall be increased from S25,000,0O0 to
s3n, ,000,000, This is the eighth time tie
capital stock has been increased within
the last twenty years, starting with
capitol of Sl6.OOO,OOO.
OMAHA, Oct. 1.-THE eight hour law
was today declared unconstitu tiCnal by
luuR0o VI lno Ol5JIlCO COuEl. LII VIII oI
once be appealed TO the supreme court.
WAsHINGToN, Oct. 1.-THE president
today issued a proclamation reserving
from entry and settlement timber land
IN Colorado, known as the White River
Plateau.
VALPARAISO, Oct. 17.-Four American
sailors from the cruiser Baltimore we're
killed, and several others more or less
severely wounded, in a desperate street
fight yesterday with Chilean sailors. A
number of Chileans were found to be
badly hurt after the fight. There are
several accounts as to the origin of the
difficulty, one Of the most plausible
being that hostile feeling toward Amer
leans prompted an insult to the blue
Jackets, which the latter forcibly resent
ed, The affair is much regretted in
official circles.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 17.-Gen. Miles, in
his annual report, recommends that the
Guard of the country be as