Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-08-13

WAsHtSGToN, Aug. To- Offers of sill yer to the department to day aggregate 8i6,OCO ounces. The amount purc hased was 5OO,OUO ounces at S4.23 to 8435. SANTA CRUZ. CAL. August IO.-Gov. Markham, Cvmmander-in-chisf of the National Guard of Ca ifornia, arrived On the noon train anh vas escorted to Camp Columbus, where the mill ia were encamped. by mounted bacd of 1s pieces and by the mayor and committed of citizens
 NEW YORK, August 10.-The body O Cbas. w. Rigging, sailor on board the United States steamship Baltimore, V ho was murdered in Valparaiso, Chile, dur ing the recent trout le, arrived by steam CT last night. It will be taken to PhiIa- delphia. The body will be accompanied to thelr last resting Flace by the militia and citizens. It is expected several thousand people will participate iu the parade. United States Consul Mo- Creary accom panied the body.
 NASHVILLE, TENN, August 10.-The on'y candidate before the Democratic State COnv ntion was Peter Turner who was unanimously nominated for Gov ernor.
 LONDON, August 10.-Calcutta papers in view of ihe alarming fall in the rates of exchange urge the government to immedia' y clCss the min5s to free coin age of silver.
 BERLIN, August 10.-At S:30 this morning sn ear hqu9ke was fit at Ems, CoalenJz, We 1dor. Nassau, NIeder and LOhnstein. Ia the ime places cOcsid- cradle damage was done to buildings.
 ATLANTA, Ga., Aug. 1O-Georgis state convention met today.
 NEW YORK, Aug 10.-George A. Leachwell, we'll known in newspaper circles died this morning of brights dis ease of the kidneys. Leachwell was for many years connected with the Asso- ciated Press of this city, his last posi- ton being that of assistant general manager. He was afterwards agent for the association ia London for some tune.
 SACRAMENTO, Cal, Aug. 10.-Gov. Markham today issued decision de- clIning to commute the sentence of John McNuliy who was sentenced to be hanged in Sacra mentO county Friday next for the murder of John Collins. | WILBEsAARRE Pa Aug. 9.-While a nun Der af young men, said to be rail roaders, were walking down the Lehigh Valley Railroad yards at Coyton yester day evening, they met party of Itallans with whom they began to quarrel. A few moments later the ItalIars drew knives and slashed right and left Harry Belllette of Ashley. was stabbed in the head and after walking down the rail road track about fifty yards he dropped dead, Robert Williams was stabbed in the back and be is also reported to be dead. John JCnes escaped with several stabs in the body. His injuries are considered serious.
 LONDON, Aug. 9,-The annual report uf the Golden Club is largely devoted to Lord SallsbuIy's celebrated Hastings speech. The report laments the effects of Salisburys language must have on Eu- ropean countries, havIrg high prOtec- tive tariff and which were hanging out signals of distress at the very moment Salisbury hoisted the protection flag. The report says the speech will also have a bsreful effect on free trade in the United States.
 RIO GRASDE CITY (Tex.,) Aug. g. Four more Galzs IevolutIobists were arrested here to day Oy United States 1 Marshal Fr,ck. The prisoners are Juan GaTzi, Vicente Garcia, Felipe SaIines i and C. Lzondo, MexiCsn ranchers. under indictment of the United States court for violating the neutrality law.
 Federal officers here profess to know nothing of GarZa's whereabouts, but it is pro babe they know more that they care to tell.
 WAsHINGToN. Aug. S.-The Mexican Charged Affaires thls morning showed l the Secretary of State a telegram from the President of Mexico. stat.ting that | It IS fumored the GR'Za Tevolutlcnists are reorgs n:zirg in WeDb county. lex. l The War Dep5rtament it once ordered an investigation.
 | LOUISVILLE, kY., Aug. 9.-President 1 CiarksoE, of the National Rspu olican | League, has sent out confidential circular requesting clubs to OrganIz5 marching cam paign clubs August 16, at T:30 D. nI. lie wants bicycle clubs and 1 cavalry clubs formed, and also WOmen's clubs by way of nOvety. A prize IS off cred of a standard Of American colOrs to be given to the State league which will | send to the National Convention at Buff alo, the most and best-drilled campaign clubs.
 l NEW YoFK. Aug. 9-The Herald says that the Republican campaign ID the West will be directed from Chicago 5y the following committee, subject to the 1 National Executive Committes: w. J. | Campbell of Illinois, J. \. Huston of In ! diana, F.. kosewater of Nebraska, E. c. Evgus of Minnesota, ii. C. Payne of Wis consln. Campbell will be chairman. The | committee will have the supervision of the canvass all over the West, but more | especially in Indiana, Illinois aEd Wis consir, which are regarded as daubtful. | W. O. Bradley of Kentucky, member of the Executive Committee, will have charge of the Southern States, and J. H. ! Mrnley and San F'essauden of New Eng | land.
 DENVER, Col, Aug. 1.-The grand encampment went into session thls morning. The principal event of the day was the fremens' parade gwen by the local fire department.
 SAN FRANCIsCo, Aug. II The Burge- Lavigne fight was declared draw at | the end of the fiftIeth round last night. Lavigne injured his right hand but was too clever with the left for Burge to take many chances.
 CoNsTANTINoPLE. Aug. IA serious disturbance occurred aG Trebizond over l the enforcement of sanitary regulations adopted by the Turkish officials against cholera. Nearly 1900 persons were de- talned at Lavarette and they attempted u break through tte sanitary cordoD. | Soldiers were summoned and seven per sons k He'd and large number were | wounded.
 NASHVILLE. Tenn, Aug. 11.-H. Clay King the Memphis murderer, was brought here early this morning and ! v,as al onna conveyed to the Denifenti