Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-08-13
TELEGRApHIC.

Templdr parade began at ten o'clock this morning. The different divisions presented u magnificent appearance. The first division, composed of Colorado, with the Rt. Eminent Sir Byron Carr, commander. The 9,h vas the Califor- nia division with Rt. Eminent Sir Will ian FranR Sumner as grand captain general of California commanding. It included California No. l, H. T. Graves of San Francisco; ac:amento No. ?, R. P. Burr, Sacramento; Oakland No. II, $. D. Metcslf, Oakland; Golden Gate No. Is, c. D. Bunker of San Francisco.
 SIMLA, India, Aug. 9.-The revolt of tha Hazara tribes in AfghanIstan be- comes more ser ous osily. Many great tribes have now con- nbIuad their forces aga,usJ Nicer. who is collecting ail his ret oIrces to put dosn the r4bzlliou.
 HALIFAX, N. S., August 9.-The American schooner, Bel:e Bsrtittt, was seized at Fort HawksbGry yesterday, charged with violation of customs laws ID 1S90.
 NEW YORK, Aug. 9-A litils before II o'clock this morning tbe famous treas ure train c4rrylug S20,OCO.OO0 of gold from San Francisco to New York arriv- ed at its destination.
 PORTLAND, Ore, Aug. 9.-Billy Ma Der, the Australian. and Billy Smith of boston, today gued articles of agree ment for q Iinisn night before the Pass time Atheletic club of this city Septem- Der 30, for purse Of d thousand dollars and side bet of thousand.
 ST. LOUIS, Mo, Aug. 9.-The nation al convention of the brotherhood of car penters and ioineIs, passed resolutions denouncing the Carnegie Company for employing PiDkertons.
 MONMOUTH PARK N. Y, Aug. g. Junio, champion stakes for two-year- olds with S10.000 added. Three-fourths mile was won by Don Alouzo; Lady l23 E.
 OMAHA, Aug. S.-The Union Pacific specibl carrying millions of gold bemg transferred from San Francisco to the east by the Government arrived here at o'clock and pulled out immediately At Council Bluffs ths train remained forty minutes for lunch. As soon as the train stopped guards with loaded rifles appeared on the platforms of each car, and no one was allowed to approach them. Even the the conductor and tTainmen were compelle q to keep their distance until the tram was ordered to start.
 WASHINGTON, Aug, S.-The annual re- port of the Secretary of the Interior of the General Land Office for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1892, was made public today. "A careful reading of the report" sad Commissioner CaI t5r, xvi demonstrhts that the liberal md just policy towards settlers upon the public domain adopted by Secrs tBry Noble at the beginning Of The admins traIion hfs bean productive of very satisfactory and beneticent results
 NEW HAVEN, (Ct) Aug. S.-The yacht Fra DlaYolO, with St naioT Hlll and arty anchored off here this evening. In an interview with a News reporter Senator Hill ssid: "Unfottuualely our party missed Mir Cleveland. While we were ID Buzzard's Bay hs was in New York. We have not seen a ngle politician Of prominence on our trip"
 When asked the proOable charces for Cleyeland's success thIs fall, he said: "l thiuk the canoes are in favor of the Democratic party, bu5 there are great many considerations to be taken into account"
 When asked if ha would fake the stump himself he said: "I have not yet decided, but shall. probably be heard rom later"
 WAsHINGTcN. Aug. S-The President has selected SenF tors Allison of Iowa and Jones of Nevada. Representative McCreary of Kentucky, Gen Francis A.. Walker Cf Massachusetts and Hon. Henry w. Cannon of New York As deie- gates to the international monetary conference.
 Mir. Allison has been for many years a leading Senator of the United Stat s and for long time chairman of the ComU ittee ou Appropriation and a member of the Committee on Finance He is well informed on financial mat ters.
  Der of the Finance Committee of tbe Senate and has given special study to the silver question. He has been Eoted for speeches on tinanclal issues.
 Mir McCreary is a member of the House of Representatives. He YVES formerly chairman of the Committee On Foreign Affairs. He introduced Tn the House tke bill providing for the pres ent international monetary conference and has taken special interest in the subject.
 Mir Cannon has for years taken a leading part in financial operations in New York, He was formerly Comp troller of the Currency, and is now president of the Chase National Bank of New YO'k city.
 Mr. Walker IS well known writer on economic questions. He has been Su oerintendent of Census and was a member of the international monetary conference beld in Paris in 1878. He Is president of the Massachusetts Insti- tnte of Technology, president of the American Statistical Society aud hon. orary fellow of The Royal Statistical Society of London.
 LONDON. Aug S.-The Associated Press has authority to state that the new L bsral government is likely to add one delegate, a prominent monome:allist, to the delegation announced by Lord salisbury yesterday to represent Great Britain at the international moDetery conference. The appointments an- Couuced are considered unsatisfactory. Sir W. H. Houldsworth Is an ardent bi-n.etalist. and Mir. Currie, who Is member of the Council uf India also has leaning to bi-metailiim. Sir c. W. Fremantle was nominated solely on account of his official position in the mint, and vii take no active part in the conference.
 DENVER, Aug. 1O.-The real business of the Knights Templar conclave began this morning The consideration of the rev ritual almost assured. Judge Hugh NJ. Gurdy of Michigan. will be eected graL q master. Reuber H. Lloyd of San