Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-03-19

l } the party began its slow march along the
 border to the Pacific coast today. It is
 estimated that the trip will occupy
 twenty-six months.
 WASHINGTON, March 1.-The Boring
 sea matters were again considered at to-
 days meeting of the cabinet, but it is
 understood no action was taken.
 TRENTON. N. J. March 1.-The bill
 ratifying the Reading railroad combi-
 nation has passed the senate and now
 goes to the governor.
 WArERTowN, N. Y. March IA blIz-
 gard prevails throughout northern New
 York. A heavy snow is blocking the
 railroads.
 LONDON, March.1l.-The estimate p!ac es the number of miners who quit work tomorrow at 100000.
 WASHINGTON, March II. - Hopkins, of Illinois, today introduced bill au | thoriziug the establishment of the postal telegraph service. 1 The house committee on territories has finished the consideration of Dele gate Joseph's bill to enable the people of | New Mexico to form 9 state government, and begin the consideration of the bill providing for the admission of Arizona as a state. h the former bill many amendments have been made; one of which grants 500,OOO acres of land for reservoir purposes, and 100000 acres for | technical and scientific schools, and asy- lums for deaf, dumb and blind. WASHINGTON, March 12.-In response | by thls government to SalisOury's note, 4. sistant Secretary Wharton states that the president notices with the deep | est regret the indispOsitlon of her maj | esty's government to agree upon an ef- | fective modus for preservation of the | seals in Boring sea, a,pending settlement | of the respective rights of the two gov | ernments in these waters and in the | seal fisheries therein. He calls atten- | tion to the fact that arbitration waits | only the action of the American senate | and that the judgment of the arbitration | tribunal cannot be stated ia time to | control the conduct of sealers during | the present season. "dn urgent ques- | tion," he says, "is what does good faith i to say nothing of international com ity, require of the parties 70 the arbitra- | tioI? Was 1t very hard before" he asks. | that the party of such controversy, whether national or individual, coulC | appropriate the whole or any part ol | the income and profits, much less the | body of the contested property, pending | litigation, without accountability? l. | is no answer to the trespasser, it is | contended, to say that,the true owner | will have an undiminIshed harvest next | year. Last year the harvest was his a.. 90, and further this government has | already been advised that Great Brit | ain repudia:es all obligations to indem nifty the United States for any invasion l of its jurisdiction or any injury done t. | it's sealing property by Canadian seal ers."
 SAN FRANCISCO, Iarch 11.-Mrs. Sarah Althe6 Terry was taken to the Stock | ton insane asy lum this afternoon. IL obedience to instructions from com missioners of lunacy nobody but the at tendants and physicians in charge wer; !! permitted to see her today, but Doctol l Jewell, the attending physician said:
 
 night although she did not sleep a. much as well person would. 1 hay, found her to be very sensitive and ever. | i!tcle while an expression of pam comei | over her face when she thinks som. imaginary parsonage Is telling her sh'
 IS wrong in some thing or other. l | there Is one thing more than anothlI | that she likes 1t Is to make Ter believe | you think that all her past actions ger' proper"
 Mammie Pleasant, the colored nurs, who also spent the day with the dement, ed woman, said that Mrs. Terry fire quently called for her brother Morgan from whom she was estranged at tn, time of the Sharon trial, and who is now in Europe.
 WASHINGTON, March 12.-ln the cas, of Edward $. Tourea involving land II Tucson, Arlz0na district, application fo. repayment of S2O0 alleged to have beer wrongfully appropriated by oIe Smith the receiver Of pubic moneys Gt Tue son, the secretary says the departmen Is only authoriZed to pay the money frs when it appeared that the tract of lanC hai been errOneously sold by the Unit ed States and his sale cannot be con- firmed the second time where entrie. are cancelled for conflict or when iron any cause entry has been erroneousL allowed and cannot be confirmed. l, the case of Ely Sparks vs. Moses Per rip, involving :prt-amption cash entry II Los Angeles district, California, com missioner's decision holding Perrin's en- try for cancellation is affirmed.
 ssNEw YORK. March II. Russell Sage next in the stand, contradicted Laid laws statement that he was graspini his hand at the time of the explosion Laidlaw, Sage said, was at the othe 1 end of long table, against which ht WAS leaning, and door was betweel them. The jury brought in verdic that Norcross came to his death by th explosion of a combustIble dropped b. himself and also finding that NortoI came to his death at the same time The jury recommended the legisiatur, to pass law immediately making it al offense punishable by imprisonment fo any person to carry any object whatso- ever capable of destroying life and pro perty without proper authority.
 LINCOLN, Neb., March 11.-This morn ing Charles Warner, who was fined by Acting Police Judge Gorbeltt on Satur- day, entered the court room and at tempted to murder him, firing two shots at him as he sat in his court room. The first shot took effect in the region of tht heart, but was turned from its course by some article in the vest pocket. The second bullet struck the judge over the left eye. It is not bslieved that the in- juries are fatal. Warner was arrested.
 LONDON, March I2.-The great coal miners strike was inaugurated to day At 2o'clock this afternoon the men en- ployed in the mines in Lancashire, Cheshire and Yorkshire stopped work. The only men now at swcrk are surface rcor, ,,,,r.,r,or rcntilntnrS md nttand- |