Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-03-26

~hCAlOtS III WILL bth0Idl SD6Cli 2 bleXlcan staff officers, speaking to r, @ porter with reference to the Garza il 8 surrection said it was such small affal l. such mere shadow, it was not perceptibl : to even the closest observer.
 Reports received by the governmen
 regarding the coming nominating COT vention show nearly all of the delegate ! favorable to the reelection of DieZ. I gentleman prominent in the affairs O " the republic said in the course of an in
 tervlew regarding the convention that i f would produce a great change in tn, feelings of the people and increasa tn,
 interest felt by the masses, "Tht
 masses" the gentleman continued, "are
 now being educated to understand wha
 constitutes citizen, and in elections
 hereafter We may expect to see great
 rivalry"
 President DIaz yesterday was asked
 to state Mexico's attitude toward reel
 procity. "You refer to reciprocity to-
 ward the United States?" be said:
 What reciprocity do you refer to? Ifyou
 mean the negotiation of the formal
 treaty of reciprocity, desire to say that
 a number of years ago the Grant-Ro-
 nero treaty negotiated and duly rati-
 
 United States, and in order that the treaty should have force it was necessary that congress should pass an enabling act In this body the treaty met with op- | position and delay was caused, and when 1t become necessary for the treaty to take effect 1t was extended. This was done. Finally the ways and means com mittee brought in an adverse report l lP0nnpoA i'm ioDrnnoxa hir,hlxr | fenslve to Mexico. That report was signed by twelve of the thirteen mem bers of the committee and was the death blow to the Grant-Romero treaty. Since l then the United States has not proposed negotiations Cf similar treaty. In view | of these facts it is clear if a reciprocity treaty is sGot now in force between the | two repCblica,it is not the fault of Mexi- co. As to the proposed reciprocity based on the Mckinley tariff these are facts. Minister Ryan was instructed to confer with the Mexican govern ment, which in turn appointed Jose Limantour to con- duct the negotiations. They continue two months, when the commissioners seemed to havo reached an agreement. When the time for signing came, hoR ever, Ryan announced he would first have to consult his government. That was about the end of December. Since then the Mexican government has heard nothing from Ryan on the sublsct.
 MONTREAL, March 2I.-Sir George Howell oue of the British commission CTS on the Boring sea arbitration, says no arrangements are yet completed. but will be shortly. The medus vivendi for the coming year, pending final settle ment, hs is confident will ultimately be amicably and satisfactorily arranged.
 The nature of Lord Salisbury's reply to the last note from the state depart ment, relative to continuation of the modus vivendi for conduct of seal fish cries in Boring sea, is known to nobody in Washlnging except the president, the British minister and very few officials of the department of state. It is.belieYed the note Is conclusive on the nam polnt of controversy.
 PARTS, March 21.-The Banque des ChemIns de Fer has failed for 25,OOO,- OGO francs. Director Dugoureau has. suIcided.
 CHICAGO, March 2I.-John l.. Sul- lIvan and Duncan Harrison have begun suit against former partner in the theatrical business, John Barnett, for accounting.
 OTTAWA, March 21-Vigorous pro- tests come from British Columbia agaiust the project to prohibit the inn pOrtatIOn of American cattle. It is understood an order enforcing prohi- bitIon has been issued.
 CHICAGO, March 21.-The transfer IS reported today of all the terminal facil- ities of the AtchisoD, Topeka and Santa Fe road to the Elevated terminal for l SS, l02, ,265. The Atchison will use the | elevated terminal coniointly with other roads.
 PARIS, Tex. March 21.-Two dead In dians are the result of drunken TOW | On the Frisco train between Jenson' Ark, and Cameron I. T. One stabbed | when the stabber ran and jumped from | 1hO U c-iI OilI was hlllCOs 4u0 WOuuu- | ed Indian died.
 LONDON, March 21.-It is stated on | good authority that Mrs. Osborne, serv- | ing nine months sentence for perjury, | convicted in the famous "pearl case" | will be released before May on physic- | ian's certificate. Friends trust she may | be released in time to allow her child to | be born outside of the prison walls
 Mrs. Osborn, serving a nine months l imprisonment onsconvlction of the pearl | robbery case is reported to be ln com atose state.
 CHICAGO, March 21.-This afternoon | the grand jury indicted the following aldermen: W.J. O'Brien, D. R. O'Brien, Nicholas Oremer, Patrick German, Philip Jackson, s. Nj. Gosselln and J. F. | German, for conspiracy to commit brib- cry.
 LIBAR, March 21.-The czar has bes- lowed present upon Captain Sargent, | of the steamer Mariana, which brought | the cargo of provision for the famine | America.
 NEW YORK, March 21.-At meeting of stockholders of the Standard Oil trust it was decided to terminate the trust. All property held by the trust except stocks of corporation will be sold by the trustees at private sale.
 LONDON, March 21.-The Nottingham miners, numbering 23,0O0, resumed work at the usual hour this morning. The miners in the other districts, excepting Durham, also returned to work. About J, ,0O0 men are still out in the Durham district.
 EAST GORDON, Mich, March 21,-The boiler of the east Jordon lumber mills exploded thIs morning, instantly killing i've men and seriously injuring four T.