Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-10-01
TELEGRHpHIC.

of cholera reported On the steamer Bo. heuia this morning. The first in seven
 days.
 NEW YORK, Sept. 27.-At noon three
 cholera patents were removed from the steamer Bohemia.
 SAN ANTONIO, Tex. Sept. 27.-The state health officer reports to Governor
 Hogg of havlDg attended two suspected
 cases of cholera. One died Sunday.
 MADISON, Wis, Sept. 27.-Tbe Su-
 preme court this morning in the second
 gerrymHnder case overruled the demur-
 Ter based on the clam that the suit
 should have been brought by the At
 torney General The court holds that
 bill of plaintiff Lamb contains sufficient
 grounds for action. This practically cveIthrows the last gerrymander. | WASHINGTON. Sept 27.-Wm. F. Can ady of North Carolina Fix secretary at arms Ot the senate, suiciued here tbis morning, shooting himself through the head. He has been in financial difficult ties for some time.
 WASHINGTON, D. C., Sept. 2S.-The treasury department today purchased 165,O00 ounces of silver at SOS46S to sO.S575.
 OrTowA, Kan. Sept. 2S.-Lightaing struck the house of Samuel Atkinson last night and killed Atkinson, hls wife and two children and burned the house.
 PARIS, Sept. Padrewski. the fam ons pianist, is critically i'll with pneu- matte fever.
 NEW YORK, Sept. 2S.-The funeral of the eminent bandmsster, P. s. Gilmour, took place from St. Francis Xavier l church, where solemn requiem mass
 was celebrated. The casket was follow ed by the officers of the Twenty-second Regiment, the musical union and Cath olic societies.
 CHICAGO, Sept. 28.-Judge Tuthill | dismissed the cases against thirteen ticket scalpers on the ground that the late law against brokerage was uncon- stitutional because it attempted to reg ulate inter state traffic.
 NEW YORK. Sept 28.-Ex-Judge Theo. | Barneto of Indiana, died suddenly this morning of apoplexy. He was 45 years | old and known all over the country. He was an intimate friend of President | Johnson.
 BERLIN, Sept. 28.-The body of an | abandoned woman was found in a sand pit near Charlottenburg mutilated af- ter the manner of Jack the Ripper. | This is the second deed of this kind re- gently. No clue to the perpetrators There IS an apprehension of Jack the Ripper being here.
 OTTowA, Ont. Sept. e8.-Notwith~ standing the denial from LoRdon that a British man of-war had been sent to Si- Oeria to secure the release of the Cana dian sealers supposed to be held by the Russians, Hon. c. H. Tupper, the Can | adian minister ot marine says Canadi- an man of war is on the way there.
 SAN DIEGO, Sept. 28 The city is oc- cupled with the ceremonies of Cabrillo celebration today. It is estimated that not less than ten thousand strangers are here. The governor and staff arrived about II a. m. A few minutes afterwards a vessel made into good imitation of carovel in which Cabrillo landed $50 years ago approacped the shore Joe Williams, fisherman, representing Ca brillo disembarked. A large crowd of Indians strung along the shore received him.
 A standard of the cross was planted and the country proclaimed to be in possession of the emperor Charles l. The procession then moved. It was the most imposing demonstration ever wit 1 messed in southern California. It is es- ka1 4haT %I three miles long. Over 100 Indians were in line which attracted much at tention. The procession was reviewed by Governor Markham and staff, Gov. Torres and staff, Admiral Chorardi and staff. and other military and civic dig nitaries. The parade, including many floats proved very attractive The chief one being Cabrillo and his com panions.
 The afternoon literary exercises be- gan in the plaza in building specially erected to contain about 5000 people.
 The evening will be occupied by h. dian dances.
 TORONTO, Sept. 27.-The second weeks work of the Worlds Presbyterian Ooun- cil began today. By unanimous vote it was decided that the meeting of the | council in 1896 shall be held in Glasgow.
 At the evening session of the Pan l Presbyterian Council, the discussion | was on paper, "The Asiatics" by Rev. | A. J. Kerr of San Francisco, who claim l ed that the spread of Christianity among the Chinese Is sadly impeded by the | manner in which Chinese in America l are treated by the Government and peo- | pie. Canadian speakers suggested that | representations should be made to the l governments of Canada and the United | States deprecating the manner in which l Chinese are treated by both govern | ments.
 Dr. George said the record of the i United States in regard to the Chinese | was as infamous as the Dred Scott de- | cision.
 Dr. Waters of Newark. N. J., asked | the council to look carefully at the | reasons of the governments of the Unit | ed States and Canada for excluding | Chinese. pr. Cochran of Ontario intro duced resolution instructing the sec- retary to prepare strong protest l against the continuance of oppressive | and inhuman treatment of Chinese | seeking entry into the United States and Canada. It was amended so as to hublA anu " Business Committee.
 DENVER, Sept. 27.-Incorporation pa pers were filed with the secretary of state this afternoon by the Baltimore Creede Mining company of West Vir- ginia, which is a recent consolid ation of the Rodman Group with the Dead Pine and Della "S'' claims on Bachelor Hill at Creede. The capital is S1,0O0,0OO. Machinery will be shipped to the prop erty from Denver this week and develop ments pushed.
 NEW YORK. Sept. 27.-The sixth an- nual convention of the German Catholics eff the United States was begun in this city at noon today, The convention will, in point of influence as well as of mem- bers, far exceed any previous meeting. Not laes then On0O 6olaoa+a1 frop, l