Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-03-28

: ELMIRA, N. Y, March 23,-Ex-gover
nor Robinson died this afternoon.
r CHICAGO, March 23.-The temperatur
was today SO; at st. LOUIS, 80; at Gin
clnnati, AZ; above; it is four below a
Winnepeg.
Washington, March 21-Sscretsr,
Blaine continues to improve and 1t j,
thought that he will be able to be at hi
iesk by Monday.
London, May 81 The British barb
Dumfriesshire which sailed from Sar
Francisco on October % for Hull, Is
considerably overdue and much anxiety
is felt concerning her.
Washington. Msreh 21-Private Sec.
retsry Hslford said today the presidsn;
was going west if he can, but he will
abandon the trip II the state Of public
business makes it necessary.
z j Cnrbits. John Taylor, Olive Camp;
+ Psbss, San Jose; A Jusraz, Ell Paso;
Sullivan, Hew York; A j Wells, @
Il livingston, Jan AntOuio; Fred Hon.
negger, A L.
OhicsGO. March 21-The democratic
| city ca'veDtioU for the nomination o.
a candida for mayor nai sensational
scene this m lr0ing. Before ia co..
vsnti0n was callsd 10 or Ter 100 dele
gates, supporters Of ex nsyor Harrison
decided TO holt, snd as once repaired TO
another "a l. The remsinlug delegates
will Nominate Creieer, 1t is now GER
tain there will be two democratic tickets
i'll the field.
SpOksne Falis, Wp, March 2I-The
industrial f-dersrior o va hi1gton was
organized Yesterday u Oaks sdsle II
torms al ai.iauce betw, On org~nized la
Dor anu the farm ers alliance OF this
state. The platform was adopted sd-
VsDcInR the views of organized lab
and the alliance. 1t was decidede to
hold the first regu,sr meeting at Ellens-
burg.
Washi1 gtOD, March 2l-The weekly
w-athe crop bnli~tin issusd bv the sig
nal serVics SAYS; "Cold weather q, n
tinusd generally throughout the Ueek
ID the northern Srates, over winch the
ground is g@uer4.iy frozen and spring
work dsiaYed L. the north west Grouud
IS gsuereily covered with snow, which
ie dlsappe aring rapidly euG which will
furnish snffici-ut moisture IL the spring
whest region 10 'nsure an excellent sta. I
for crrp. Tie weather was fsvOrable
throughout th, fail wheas region over
which tbe Co. ditiOOs are rs ported rs ia
VOrabls sMl prospects excsIient. In
New England the wsathsr is uufA7ora-
ble for sugar masking cut favorabl4 for
fruits, the lsttsr's condition extending
over the fF:is region of the middle At
lgrtic state.
OmGha, March 21-Capsain Catle7 in |
his defense iH the urt martial trial to- |
day introduced d dOCu ument which threw |
new hight on the finding by tie eourt
martial bY shich be Was conS icted in
1880. In that trial Captain Galley was
OF cCwardice for retreatius be |
fora fire by small band of Indians in /
the Iuhh" mOuntsins. OsDsain Galley
introduced 4 letter from lldge advocate
general Damn to tue sscre. ary of war on
the str5ugrh of which President HAYES
set aside the Il di3g II ths court martial
In the letter Dunn stated that Catlev
was in al uuexplored country in tbe
D. al OF canyon where there was no
,hanc- f r escape in ei,hsr side when he
Vas fred upon by hostile ILdisue. He
knew nothing of the force OF th.- o. nv
Suu TII7E1 was r7rutr:=fs ~ -
20 retFeas. TIE juiee advocate 8eDeF-l
held tb-re Was nothing III 'he evidence
10 suetsIu. .cowgrdies and recommended
he fuGinR be Ovsrruled. Il was upon
his recommendation that President
Hayes acted
Clptain Galley being unable to oct ]
rom Washington papers which he claim
d would show that he had been disa- 1
rom active servIc for more than two
1ears, an adjournment was taken until
Monday. ,
Utica, N Y, March 2l-In the trial {
u jas Miller alias James MuldOon for
Cainamen into this country I
low in progress before United States I
district judge Coke of this city, sttof-
ley De Augelis. who was assigned to
Iefend the prisoner, raised an interest :
ng point yesterday. The Chinamen
ame 90 this country by row boat over
be Niagara siver. The stetute provides [
{ is misdemeaDor to aid or s3et Chi j
ese person to enter the United States {
" land or 10 aii or abet ary such per-
on TO LAM from a vessel. De Angels I
rgued ami tue govern lent admi ted :
nat row boat was not vessel within >
he msapIDg OF TIE statute. De Angels r
rs ued the ming by 'Ow boat could q
Ot he construed to mean coming by Y
aud. The effect OF this construction of
be statute would enable Cinnamon to
ONE to this country by row boats. The
onrt held for the present that he would
old the statute broad enough to cover
be coming to this country by whatever :
neans bnt promised to give the ques- h
ION further consideration and change d
is ruling if wrong. Ia