Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-10-01

the theater the representatives were es- corted to Center Portland No. 1 tC Arion Hall where the 9th annual session was formerly opened by Grand Sir E. Justin. The session was immediately adjourned, however, to allow the repre- sentstives to participate Tn the grand parade.
 At 2:30 o'clock the lIne of merch was formed Tn front of the Portland hotel OF Sixth street headed by platoon of DO Ice and the first regiment band. Then came the grand marshall, Past Grand Marshal Sir William J. Shipley and Chief of Staff s. B. Cobb and aides Major General H. Black and staff, com manding the Division of the Pacific and Lieutenant General J. O. Under wood and staff commanding the Army of the Patriarch Militant. The first division was composed of oantons oi Patriarch Militant, second division sub- ordinate lodges of Portland, and thirty visiting subordinate lodges, fourth sub- ordinate encampment of Oregon and visiting grand bodies. The sixth divis ion was composed of representatives oi the Sovereign Grand Lodge. which with General A. C. Cadle as marshal com pleted the line.
 WASHINGTON, Sept. 22'-A. G. Weis sert of Milwaukee has been chosen by exclamation commander in chief of the G. A. R. to succeed General Palmer.
 Conrad R, H. Werfield was elected Senior Vice Commander in Chief and Pete B. Ayers of Delaware, for Junior Vice-Commauder in Chef.
 NEW YORK, Sept. 22.-Emanue Reschio, a letter carrier, was found sick on the street to day with cholera symptoms and was taken to the hospit al.
 QUARANTINE, Sept. 22-Passenger on the Moravia have at last been allow ed to land. They arrived in port Aug 90.
 NEW YORK. Sept, 22-Up to date there has been six deaths from cholera Today the health officers report the death of John Carr due to cholera. ALBANY, Sept. 22.-Labor Commis sioner Peck did not appear in court to- day as expected and an adjournment was taken until tomorrow.
 District Attorney Eaton has a bench warrant for Pecks arrest.
 SARATOGA, N. r., Sept. 22.-The gen. eral term of the third department oi the supreme court this morning hand ed down a decision in the Legislative pportionment cases denying the ap plication for mandamus and injunc tion and declaring apportionment of ex, tra session constitutional.
 COLUMBIA, s. c. Sept. 22.-The Dem ocratIc state convention today chose candidates for electors. There was z hot debate over resolution requiring these candidates to pledge themselves for Cleveland. Finally ordered that within ten days after the adjournment of the convention such a pledge shall be given.
 PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 22.-Burgess McLuckle today made information agalnst Chairman Prick, Secretary Lovejoy, Superintendent Potter and other officers of the Carnegie company charging them with aggravated riot anC conspiracy. It is presumed that the charge is based upon the attempt tC land Pinkertens which led to the riot The warrants have been issued.
 BUDA PEsTH, Sept. 21.-Six drunken conscripts ran muck in this city today They stabbed a woman and her husband killing the woman, leaving the husband unconscious. Afterward they stabbed and seriously wounded several others Two of the gang were arrested.
 NEW YORK, Sept. 23.-A false alarm of fire caused a panic in the Jewish synagogue crowded with worshippers this morning.
 In the rush for the stairway four people were crushed and trampled to death and a dozen seriously injured. The firemen succeeded in extricating the people from the blocked stairway.
 NEW YORK, Sept. g. Two cases of suspected cholera are being investigat- ed this afternoon.
 NEW YORK, Sept. 23.-Louis Weinha- gen, who was taken sick few days ago with Asiatic cholera and remained ID the hospital, died this moraing.
 FIRE ISLAND, Sept, 23.-The steamer Cepheus left Fire Island this morning with the passengers of the steamship who had been landed.
 LONDON, Sept. 23.-A Shanghai dis patch says an execution of an innocent man as a reported leader of the Tekhua Christian riot in 1891 has caused another uprising in FukIen.
 LONDON, Sept 23.-The correspon- dent of the Times at Shanghai says the Yellow river, which has caused such terrible devastations of property and loss of thousands upon thousands of lives, has overfown the banks. Twelve towns have been inundated and many lives lost.
 KANSAS CITY, Sept. 23.-Joseph Mack F. w. Black of the American National bank of this city have been arrested on examiner on charge of embeZZlement and altering figures on bank books. Between them they have stolen S17, 900. lGo dnOunI OI tue eIuDeZZI6neHL OI sx- Cashier Curtis, arrested in Chicago, Is believed to be S15,000.
 PARIS, Sept. 22.-A dispatch received lere from Lagos says that it is reported there that Col. Dodds, commanding the French forces operating against King Dehanzin in Dahomey, has been hard pressed by the Dahomeyans since Mon- lay last A number of French officers were killed and mass for the dead was performed in Porto Novia. If the re- port from Lagos is true the Dahomey- ms must have again assumed the offen- i've.
 LONDON, Sept. 22.-This was the econd day of the Leicester September meeting. The principal event of the lay was the race for the Leicestershire oval handicap of 5000 sovereigns. It vas won by Bar Rusticus. Baron de 1irsch's Windgall was second and )obell's Worldly Wise third.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 22.-Last night N O prisoners in the House of ;correc ion, one of them a brother of Corbett he champion spugilist, and the other