Arizona weekly citizen., 1893-04-08
NEVER TOUCHED EN-"
Attemp to Take Indian Murderers
 Results inlFaiIure.

steps. The whole Indian rolice force will probably be sent against "No Wa ter's" camp. The trouble is apparently | confined to this one band.
 WASHINGTON, March. 30.-The Presi dent sent the following nominations to the Senate today: Ministers, J. D
 Porter, Tennessee, to Chili; J. A. Me Kenzie, Kentucky, to Peru; Lewis
 Baker, to Nicaragua, Costa Rics and Salvador; P. NJ. Young, Georgia, to Qua temala and Honduras; Edwin Dupn, Ohio, to Japan; John M. Reynolds, Penn., Assis ant Secretary of the h. terior; J. I. Hall Georgia Assistant Attorney General; Thomas F. Bayard,
 Del Ambassador extraordinary and Pleuipotentiary to Great Britain.
 On the list of nominations today the first in distinction, long public service and diplomatic experience is Thomas F.. Bayard and it was by unanimous opin- ion declared that it was fitting he should be the first of Ambassadors created by the last Congress.
 Lewis Baker is the well known Editor of the St. Paul Globe
 Jas A. Mckzsnzie of Kentucky re- presented that State in 47th Congress. At the Chicago convention he broke away from Henry Watterson's lead and by timely funny speech carried a number his fellow delegates from Ken lucky over to Cleveland.
 James D. Porter who is to succeed Patrick Egan at Chili is prominent Tennessee lawyer and under the previ- ous Democratic Administration was assistant secretary of State and from 1874 to 1879 was governor of Teansssee.
 Pierce M. B. Young was MaJor Gene ral of cavalry in the confederate army and was educated at West Point and under Mr. Clevelsnd's former admins tration was sent to St. Petersburg as Con sul General but soon resigned and come home. Edwin Dunn nominated min ster to Japan is citizen of London Ohio and a member of the present Japanese lega- on. The nomination IS in the nature of a promotion for his hold over !the de- mociatlc administration,
 WASHINGTON, Mar. 30.-The debate st rte l yesterday on the question of right m the Senate of persous appointed by the governor of Montana, Washing ton and Wyoming was resumed ths morning. Mitchell of Oregon made legal and constitutional argument against the report Of the committee on privileges and elections which declared them entitled to seats.
 CLEVELAND, Ohio, Mar. 3O.-Fire broke out in the Forest City varnish works this afternoon and spread with great raE idity owing to the combustible nature of building and contents. The whole interior was soon like a seething furnace. An UT after the fire started the flames were ill beyond control and there was extreme darager of an exten- sive confiagrgtion. Details are not yet obtainable but it is rumOred that four employees were burn 2d tO death.
 LINCOLN, Neb., March 30.-The com mittee appointed by the. Legislature to investigate State affairs reported to the House this morning unanimously in favor of the impeachment of Secretary of Sts.e, Allen, and Attorney General Hastings and Commissioner of Public Lands and Buildings, Humpreys. The committee was composed of representa- tive Attorneys from Republican, De- mocrat and Independent parties chosen by a party cacus and members of the Legislature. Impeachment proceedings will now be pushed.
 VIENNA, March 29.-Chnlera has ap- peared at Yalosce, market town in Galicla. Every attempt was made by the authorities to check the disease but ues- pite their efforts it is spreading. Three deaths of cholera have already occurred with a number of New cases reported today.
 ST PETERsBTRG, March 29.-It is stated in an official report that an average of one hundred and fifty new cases of cholera and fifty deaths from the disease are reported every week in the govern ment of PGdolia.
 PARIS, Mar. 30.-Auother crisis has arrived but not on the Panama issue,
 The chamber of deputies today, by a vote of 249 to 242, decided to retain the law amendment bill as part of the budget, although the government ex- pressed itself firmly opposed to the amendment, which increases the burdens of the liquor trade. Upon the vote be- ing announced, Rusot adjourned tbe session until the evening Tn order to give him and bis fellow ministers time to consider the positi n and declde whether they should regard the vote of the chamber as a sign of want of conf dence in the ministry. It's understood that the cabinet will resign.
 DENYING, N. M, March 29.-Gov. Prince today fixed upon Saturday, Sep tember lG, next, as ''New Mexico Day" at the Worlds Fair. In making the se- lection be had in mind the fact that Sep | tember 16 had been so selected by the Republic of Mexico, while the silver states of Col rado and Nevada would ] have their gala days early in the week following, thus giving New Mexico peo- pie an opportunity to meet at Chicago | friends from Mexico as we'll as from our on the north. The fact was | also considered that about the middle | of September New Mexico fruit and | farm products will Ina i'm tba ,o,,;+b of |