Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-10-22

interference when Lewis assaulted Sup erintendent Ray of the works last Thursday.
 CITY OF MEXICO, Oct. 19-The truth of the recent telegraphic announcement that the custom house at the fro tier has been moved and mines formerly in the United Stateslocated within Mexico by change of boundary is denied at the Treasury department.
 WASHINGTON, Oct. 19.-Judge T. J. Anderson, whose resignation as associate justice of the supreme court of Utah was hand, d the attorney general on Monday. is indignant at the adminstra- ton. He says his resignation was forced and that the real reason for 1t was that be was Democrat.
 KANSAS CITY, Mo, Oct. 19-Fcrty operators passed through be'e on their way south. They will take the places on the Gulf road vacant by strikers. It is apprehended here that this means suspension of negotiations with strikers and that it will result in s:riEe on the whole system which this time will be no Joke.
 CHICAGO, Oct. 20.-The second day of the series of pageants commemorating the four hundredth anniversary of the discovery of America by Christopher Columbus in connection with the dedi- eaton of the building fo- housing the great Columbian exposition opened cheerless and cold, but in spite of these adverse conditions there was no lack of enth husiasm among the vast crowds gathered in the city from all quarters of the country, from all nations of the globe to witness this momentous event. The ceremonies of the day opened with a great civic parade at. II o'clock iD which 1t is estimated nearly one hun dred thousand people participated sc- lively and which was witnessed by million and half of expectators. The work of decoration of the city which has been in progress nearly all week was completed late yesterday afternoon and this morning the city was all decked in bunting.
 Gen. Miles was grand marshall of the parade which included large numbers of carriages conveying the mayor of Chicago, governors of various states and other distinguished people surrounded by.a brilliant military staff, numerous Italian, Greek, German, Scotch, Eng fish, Irish, Swedish and other foreign societies in national costumes, order of ] FOresters, Patriotic Sons of America, city school pupils, Grand Army posts, sons of veterans, Knights of Pythas and other civic, military and semi-military organizations. Among the features of the parade was a float representing Co lumbus discovering America and float representing the old Monitor as she ap- peared before fighting the Merrimac. The parade formed on the lake front, and marched through two and a half miles of the principal streets. leading division dishanding at the end to make way for those following, before the final division had fallen into line at starting point.
 In absence of President Harrison, Vice President Morton was given the place of honor as reviewing officer. With him were the governors of various states, foreign diplomats and other dignataries and one thousand four hun dred school children dressed in national eolors.
 CHICAGO, Oct. 2O.-The eclipse of the sun today was not visible because of the clouds which hid the suns face. 1 CHICAGO, Oct 20.-The bar association gave reception this afternoon in honor of the Justices of the Supreme Court All distinguished justices were present
 LONDON, Oct. 2O.-A burglar forced an entrance this afternoon into the resi- I dence of Mrs. Rylands, purchaser of the AlthOrp Library, and secured s1O,OOO worth of jewelry.
 HAzLEToN, Pa, Oct. 20-Saura O. Donnell, a prominent politician and justice of the peace of this place was shot and killed this morning by his constable, Isaac Phillips, result of a political discussion. | PARIS, Oct. 20-A telegram from Col. | DoGds operating in Dahomey says Da- homeyans attacked him on the 14th and | 18th. After a series of battles he de- | feated them with heavy loss. French | loss, IS killed and S5 wounded.
 COLUMBIA, s. C.. Oct. 2O.-Josh | Mathew and wife went to a camp meet | ing locking their four children in the | house. The house caught fire and the | children burned to crisp.
 NEW YORK, Oct. 2O.-Blaipe visited | the Repu blican headquarters.this morn ing and had long conference With Joseph Manley and others. Manley de- clared Blaine heartily in favor of the ticket, but states his health would not | permit him to make any speeches.
 OMAHA, Neb., Oct. 0.-The Utah and Montana joint-rate sheet members of which are the Southern Pacific, North eru Pacific, Great Northern, Rio Grande, Western and Union Pacific, has been disrupted by the Union Pacific giving notice that it's connehtiou with that rate sheet terminates with the present issue
 BUcNos AYRRs, Oct. 2O.-The revolt in antiago del Estre is assuming for midable proportions. The rebels are in full possession of the capital and have placed the provincial ministers under arrest.
 WASHINGTON, Oct 20.-Chauncey Blake, president of the National Asso- citation of Democratic Clubs has ap- pointed an executive committee to have entire management of the association for the next four years consisting of c. r. Blake, of Pennsylvania, president: Lawrence Gardiner, of the District of -t Columbia, Secretary, and R, P. Flower, of New York, Treasurer.
 WASHINGTON. Oct. % No change l reported in Mrs. Harrison's condition ( this morning. The physician, however, , recognizes at last that the disease is slowly sapping her strength. Today , is the 39th annversary of the marriage of the President and Mrs. Harrison. but har ilInncs. ,,ronl,,.tnl n.... 4