Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-10-08


 country has been aroused It is not prob- able that he will escape death at tie hands of the regulators.
 SoLoMoNvILLE, Ariz Oct. 2-(Speci- a!.) The finest body of men intellectu- ally, physically, morally and financially, that ever assembled in this county met here yesterday in pursuance to a call of the Republican county committee. Among them were noted Messrs. Nor ton and Stewart of Ft. Grant, McMur- ren and Thompson of Thomas, George Cluf, Republican nominee for council man at large, joseph East of Pima, Morrill,, Beebe and Blake of Stafford Wells, Merrill and Wright of Clifton, Brewer and Smith of Duncan. Qulte contrast to the Web5s end Toilets who controlled the Democratic joint and as rule the nominations were in keeping with the men who made them. A better ticket was never before placed In .he political field in this county and defeat under 1t would be considered more of an honor than success under the Webb, Kelley and Shannon combin- ation.
 The convention was called 10 order promptly at 10 a. ID. After organizing and endorsing the Eepu blicau platform and commenting the Territorial nom- inees for delegate to congress and coun- cilman at large, the body went into ex- ecutive session. It was there resolved that the best interests of Graham county would be better subserved by the nomination of non-partisan ticket under the name uf the peoples ticket. As soon as this decision was announced, so-called Democrats Groesbeck of Saf- ford and Wiley E. Jones oi nowhere, at tempted to secure recognition, but were promptly sat down on. The convention then proceeded with the nominations with the following result: Council, Burt Dunlap; house. s. P. Lsith, A. D. Brewer; Sheriff, Arthur Wighs; treas urer, P. c. Merrill; probate judge, John Blake; reporter. Joseph East; district attorney, J. W. Kolb; supervisors, H. 0. Weech, and A. J. NeshItt. All men with unblemished regulations, no taint of whomism about them or those by whose votes they were nominated. The success of the ticket is foregone con- clusion. NJ. w. STEWART.
 SAN FRANCIsCo, Oct. 3.-The trial of ex-Assembly Edward s. Bruner of Sac ramento charged with having epdeavor- ed to secure bribe to prevent the pas sage by the last legislature of bill Rf fecting the ticket scalper buslness was begun before Judge Wallace today.
 SAN DIEGO, Oct. BE. H. Miller county auditor, against whom the late grand jury brought an accusation of mlsconduct Tn office and against whom slit was pending, resigned today. Frank Grsndier was appointed to the office temporarily by the supervisors.
 WASHINGTON, Oct. 3.-The interna- tIonal monetary conference will be held at Brussels, November 9, with seven teen powers represented besides the United States.
 OMAHA, Neb., Oct. 3.-Gov. Boyd left for New York last night. He represents the element of the Nebraska Demo- gracy that are dissatisfied with the dis tribution of campaign funds. It is as. serted that if tho national committee does not change it's plans the state tick ct will be withdrawn.
 JERsY CITY, N. J., Oct. 3.-It is as- serted that A. Slett, q cashier iu the freight office of the Pennsylvania road is defaulter to the amount of S200 in cash and 530,0O0 ID checks. He has dis appeared.
 NEW YORK, Oct. Silly Madden states that Goddard will clam the championship unless Corbett makes a match inside of ten days.
 NEW YORK, Oct. 3.--The famous case of Prof. Chas. Briggs of the UnIon Theological Seminary, charged with heresy against whom there has been quite an agitation in the Presby tsrian church for year and h lls, came up this morning at & regular session of the New York presbytery and general as- sembly.
 CHICAGO, Oct. 3.-A- morning paper says Pope Leo is sending Monsignor Satolle, president of the academy of noble ecclesiastlcs iu this country as a delegate apostolic to take up the much wooted school question with prelates of this country Tn an endeavor to harmon ize their differences and opinions and in the meantime a meeting of the arch bishops which was to have taken place Tn New York early this month has been postponed until November
 ALBANY, Oct. 3.-The court of ses- sions this afternoon over ruled the motion of Labor Com issioner Peck that the indictment against him for burning public documents sshould be qUashed. Peck then damurred to the indictment on the ground that more than one crime had been charged therein and that it had been illegally found. The case was aOjourGed till Thursday morning.
 BUFFALO. Oct. 2'-The Corbett show at Music Hall Thursday night vas suc- cess barring a feature which has jus. come to the surface Aft CoIbett nd Daily had spared three enc minute rounds and retired to their room, party of local sports crowded in to congratulate the champion, who replied: "Thank you, gentlemen, but ths exhilit would have been more pleasing tonight but for the fact that Daly, my spafring partner, is in the sulks."
 Daily, who was close by, scowled and said: "Well, Jim. old boy, sulks or no sulks, We quit tonight"
 Corbett made light of what he called 1 m idle threat. Daiy was here last night, l however, while Corbett was in Pitts l Durgh. Daily said: "COrbett can whip | my man in the world. but he i the most 1 fellow l ever did business with When on the road with him. pre- Yious to his victory over Sullivan, I was | asked to meet all corners at all places, 1 one-night stands. l filed the | pill, but not until after I had broken | eversl ribs and met with several other | nishaps that would have stopped any | ordinary individual. I had asked Cor