Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-09-24

| oHy ioA0iSH pOIt UT country WneTe any
 contagIoua disease may exist. This Op-
 lnion would justify the President in case
 he exercised his power to totally bar
 out all vessels from cholera ports.
 ST. LOUIS. Sept. 16-Bud Blunt, the
 desperado who was to have been hanged | today at Pineville, has had sentence
 commuted to life imprisonment GREEN PORT, L. I. Sept. I6.-Great excitement created by the discovery
 of two. steeIage passengers from Nor ayia who have got ashore by some
 means and are at this place. They are Mrs. Mary Henksleman and Mrs Paul ! inc ,IanwOski, wives of two Russian jews who have lived here for several years ! Hr stands confess that their wives ar | rived by Moravia, but no explanation is | given as to how they got ashore. The women brought with them several chil- ! dren and considerable baggage. 1 LOON LAKE, N. Y, Sept. 6.-At II | o'clock this morning Mrs. HarrisOn's
 condition became worst. Examination | by physicians showed an increase of | fluid in the chest cavity and the attend
 
 1 found necessary to perform another
 operation to relieve her suffsrings. j.
 R. Mckee, the presidents son-in-law,
 arrived this morning by special train l from Pittsburg.
 LATER:-Mrs. Harrison's condition is growing no worse. pr. Gardlnar says | her rapid recovery from the operation ! this morning IS an encouraging symp- I fnn ch io ef- 2I I, was supposed.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Sept 6.-The steam | ship China arrived from China and Ja- | pan this morning. The Chinese advices | state that Mason who was arrested for conspiracy to introduce arms and am-
 munition into China and who was sen i fenced tc nine years imprisonment for | his connection with the Kolao Hi secret
 society has completed his term and be- ] ing unable to find bonds for future good behavior has been deported to England. Serious floods occurred in north China | early in August resulting in considera-
 ble loss of fe and property. Steamers | found Peiho river almost unpassable l owing to volume of freshet. Great dam
 age done on upper Yangtse.
 MONTGOMERY, Ala, Sept 16.-EA- Governor ThOs. H. Watts died suddenly l this morning. He was Attorney Gener- al in the Confederate cabinet and also Governor of Alabama during the late civil war.
 KANSAS CITY. Sept. 16.-Augustus T. Kerr formerly head OOokKeeper of the Jarvis Conklin mortgage trust company is short S20,O00 in his accounts.
 Kerr Is now in England, and the Am erican surety company is making every effort to secure the arrest of the fugi- tive. KerI's partnership in a bucket shop, which failed, is the cause of his own fall.
 BUFFALO, Sept. 16.-At the National Republican League convention today, a cowmittee on time and place reported in favor of Louisville as the place and the second "Wednesday in May as the time for holding the next annual con- ventiOn.
 Report of the committee on Tesolu- tons was presented by Gen. Fairchild. IL endorses and Commends the admin lstration of President Harrison and ap- proves the platform adopted by the Ma tl0nal Convention at MInneaDOlis-by unanimous rising vOt9, Hon. J. $. ClarksOn of Iowa wIs re-ele cted Presi- dent for the ensuing year.
 OrrowA, Canada. Sept. 16.-The gov- ern ment been apprised of the arrival at Quebec of a number of immigrants from Europe with through tickets for United States. The railway companies absol- utely refuse to allow the immigrants to board the trains and the immigrants are rtr in, { H. ,1 tai Difficulties will probably only be solved by the steamship companies talk ing these people beck to Europe.
 SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Sept. 15.-Last Monday. few miles from the PresidiC, MeXicaLs were driving of about 800 cattle from the ranch of Michael LedO- Hez,.w hen they were attacked by twenty five cowboys, who opened fire with Winchesters. The battle lasted fully thirty minutes, when the Mexicans re- tired across the Rio Grande, the cattle | being stampeded. The superintendent | f the ranch, Charles Thomas, and l cowboy named Pelasco were Killed. The | Mexicans lost three men.
 LOUISVILLE, Ky, Sept. 15.-A seRsa- tion was created here this evening by | the arrest of Vincent Spaninger, a we'll | known produce merchant, and Mrs. | Josephine Cole, who Is said to be his mis | tress, charged with the poisoning of | Mrs. Eugenia Sherrill and Mrs. Emma | Austin, who were found dead in an as signation house kept by the latter wO- man last Friday. They were pOisOled | by arsenic administered in ice cream Mrs. SherrIll had gene 10 the house and spent the night with a man during the | absence of her husb from the city.
 SpaDinger was released on S5000 bail tonight, but Mrs. Cole is held. The impression prevails that she is guilty of the poisoning.
 QUARANTINE, Sept. 16-The steamer Bohemian is another Scandia. Eleven deaths on the voyage are given as gas tro intestinal trouble by doctors, but according to appearances they are due to genuine aslatic cholera.
 TRENTON, N. J., Sept 15.-The Demo cratic state convention met here today. There was lengthy struggle between cont5sting delegations from Passaic resulting in a victory for the wing Nominations for gover- nor were then made, Judge Werts and Ed r c. Young being placed in nomina- ton. During the speech of Werts man some sharp comments from the au- dience drew forth bitter retort and uprGar ensued. For awhile it St emed as though the convention would break up, but after lengthy row the balloting proceeded, and result ed in the nomination of Werts. The platform indOrses the national declHra- ] tiuns and defends in detail all alleged partisan legislation.
 NEW YORK, Sept. 15.-The storm is :tiIl raging In tue bay, and 1t is impOs- ] 5 bic to obtaln any news from the yes ( ,els at anchor. At a late hour last night I pr. Byron of Swineburne Island tele- ( yraphed to Dr. Jenkins that the surf ' vas running high and that it was ex- a dangerous to put off in their t small tugs for the usual tour of inspec- { -:On. Dr. Jenkins wired back to make r