Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-06-25

ALBANY, N. '. June 22.-At Coble- skill, Melviile, Lets sbot and killed Miss Kate Swart his siSter-in~law and then killed himself. He was insane.
 CHICAGO, June 22.-Frank Doyle and brother quarreled for bicycle when Policeman Bixler interrupted. Doyle shot and fatally wounded him and then shielded.
 WASHINGTON, Jane 21.-Senator Day Is according to the recommendation of the Presidents message of Mon jay in- troduced resolution proposing retail stion on Canada for discrimination against American vessels passing through Canadian canals.
 .WAsHINGToN. June 22.-The House went into committee Of the whole on General Deficiency bill.
 CHI.A Go, June 20.-Tammauy tonight issued the following official notice:
 NEW YORK STATE DELEGATION.
 CHICAGo, June 70.
 In reply to inquiries addressed us by delegates from toe states that instruct ed to vote fHr Grover Cleveland. the delegates of New York. with deep sense ,; their responsibility tn ths De- mocracy of tha UoIisd states. are con- strained to make answer that in our judgment Cieveland's nomination would lmperil tue success Ot Jae parry and would expose t to the loss of the cleo tor4l vote of the state.
 Tte Tammsny ieadeEs were n con sultatiOn all tine even'Ag. Alter ad- jourDmPnt Gov. Fhowar sad: @Of course. Lave beard al; th,s Cleveland talk tObjght. but You r4u say with absolute certainty that - votes of New York will go to hull oD the first ballot"
 BUzzARD BAY, Mass. June 23.-Cieve- land through GnverUor Russe! sends the fo lowing to the pr -Ss on ms nomIua- tiou. ''I should certsjoiy bs chargeaole with dense ineeusibiiitie If l vas not profoundly touched by this new proof of confidence and trust the great party to which 1 belong and to whose man. dates | ciaim my obedIeGce. I an con- fideut our fellow ceuntrymen are ready to receive with approval the principles VI tt uc oI'l | . AtiAOb AlO self of the belief that to win success, 1t is only necessary to persistently ard honestly advocate these principles.
 The difference of opinion and iudg- ment in tue Democratic convention are by no means unwholesome indications but it is hardly conceivable that in view of the importance of our success to our country anu our party, there should be anywhere among Democrats any lack of harmonious effort to win in the coming campaign. which opens before us I have therefore DO concern on the sub iect. It will certainly be my constant endeavor to deserve support of every Democrat"
 CHICAGO, June 23.-The Democratic convention nominated Grover Cleveland for the presidency ou first ballot last night. Cleveland received 627 votes and Hill no. BoIes received l0I. Up shur from Maryland. moved to make the nomination unanimous, and after a consultation was held Cochran of New York and Shields of Iowa answe rad ttat those states would assent thereto. This was done at 3:45 m and the convention adjourned until ? p. m. today.
 CHICAGO, June 23.-So confident is the Indiana delegation that GJy. Gray will be nominated for the vice -preslden- cy that 'acards are cOnspicuously post ed about the hotels. Bef, ra the opsu- ing of the convention ttfs afteruo1n they are announcing grand ratification for Cleveland and Gray tonight
 It is understood that Tammany fees sore Over JndIana's action regarding the first place and they gre determined to make things unpleasant for Gray. The following telegram was received from Senator Hill this morning address ed to Edwerd Murphy of the New York delegation: "Pleaso express t) the New York delegation my heartfelt thanks for their steady devotion t. my cause and for the gallent fight they made to procure the rights and dignity of the regular democratic nomination of the empire state.
 (Signed) DAVID B. HnL.
 WASHINGTON. June 23.-Senator Hill. though up until this morning, looked bright and fresh when seen 6y the As sOciated Press representative and ap- peared glad that the strain If the last few days was over. He positively de- cllned to make statement concerning the result of the convention.
 PITrsBURG, June 23.-Profsssor Emile Weist walked into the hair dressing es tablishment of Miss Maggie Buthess and drawing pistol shot her through the heart. He then shielded. Unre- quilted love the cause.
 CHICAGO, June 23.-Heury Scudder, the physician who poisoned his mother in law a few days since, y,l.h th- vIew of her property falling t0 Scudder's wife, took morphine in his cell and ex- pired.
 LONDON, ,Jure 23.-Barker & Cc. bank CTS failed for s3,250,G00.
 PARIS, June 23.-Anarctist Rsvachol ! has been found guilty of murder and | condemned to death. BeIeau aud SObere l have been acquitted.
 Rio JANEIRo, June 23.-The govern ment gunboats commenced bOm bard | ing port Alagio in Rio Grande Go Sul | Sunday.
 ERIE, Pa. June 23.-The three miles | single scull race on Efi5 pay yesterday | was won by O'ConnOr. Time l9421a | HOsmer second.
 OMAHA, June 23.-The civil autbori- | ties surrendered the soldiers of the 9th | cavalry who attacked the town of Slggs | last Friday and killed several citizens Gen. Brooks refused to tuIn over the prisoners until ne could hear from !! 
 BUzzARDs BAY, June 23.-Telegrams l of congratulatlon from all parts of the have teen pouring in on Clevel- and all noOrp1uU