Arizona weekly citizen., 1893-06-10


home in our land. / think between now
and the nesting OF congress much de-
ponds upon the action of those engaged
in financial operations and business
transactions. Our vast national resOur-
ces and credit are abundantly sufficient
TO Justify them In the utmost faith and
confidence. Instead of being frightened
they are conservative, and instead or
gloomily anticipating immediate disas-
ter, they should perform patriotic duty,
and at the same time protect their own
interest. The things just now needed
are GOODNESS and calmness in financial
circles and study and reflection among
our people"
CoLUhBUs, OHIO, June THE repu- (
blican state convention met here this
afternoon for the purpose of nominal
ing a state ticles and firing the first
gun in the renewal of the fight after the
national defeat. The rival leaders,
Sherman and Foraker were absent. 1t |
seemed probable that in advance OF
action that the present officers will be
reDominated. In Gov. McKinley's case 1t |
was scarcely concealed that it was expected
If he was successful in the race it would
make him the logical candidate for the
president in the next campaign.
The temporary chairman was Hon.
Chas. Grosvenor. On assuming duties
he delivered an address dwelling on the
wisdom OF the Mckinley bill, the
number of articles which came in free
under it while at some time protection
was given American industries, and
declared that If the democrats would
pass an ad valorem tariff they would
have to make the rate 80 per cent all
around, leaving nothing on the free list.
He attributed present hard times not so
much to the silver problem as to the
apprehension that the democrats will
carly out their pledge in regard to up
setting the tariff. He declared for
protection and reciprocity twin coursers
Of American prosperity.
A letter was then read from Sherman,
explaining that it was impossible for
himto be present.
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, June T.
Walter Gracy and Dora Velsey were
found dead at noon In the formers
room. Each had bullet hole in the
head. Jealousy on the part OF one or
the other is supposed to be the cause OF
the trouble.
DANNEMoRA, n. Y, June 7.-Sapiene
Martello. an Italian, was electrocuted
here at noon for the murder OF Giovau-
nj Parollo, another Italian, at Saratoga
year ago. jealousy was the cause OF
the deed. Last night he made an unsuc-
cessful attempt at suicide. Death was
declared after two contacts.
SAN Francisco, June IA disastrous
confiagration occurred here about 3 80
this morning, which destroyed thirteen
residences on the western addition, near
the entrance of Golden Gate park.
Three hremen persisted in the flames
while on duty; another was fatally in
jured, and number badly bruised and
burned.
The tiremen who lost their lives were
playi9g The hose on the burning build
ings when, without minutes warning,
q
men in the debris. Their names were
Edward Davis, Charles Madison and
Richard Wiodrow. The families burned
out were all well-to-do. The loss is estl-
mated at 100000.
SAN Francisco, June THE Russian
extradition treaty, which has been the
subject of negotiation between the two
contracting parties more than six years.
and has been amended again and again,
and which was threatened with defeat
10 the final stages, has at last been
formally proclaimed and will henceforth
be the law of the land until 1T is super
seeded by another treaty.
The ratification was exchanged in st.
Petersburg nearly two months ago, but
because IL was necessary to observe ex-
traordinary precautions to secure the
safe transmission of the document to the
United States treaty was not received
at the department until ore day last
week.
The treaty is in the French language
and it is necessary to translate the docu-
ment into English and make a very
careful comparison between the transla-
ton and the original. This work was
completed yesterday and today the
president saw it for the first time when
Secretary Gresham carried it to the
cabinet meeting. All that remained to
be done was to make an official procla-
nation; that was done this afternoon.
The proclamation itself was dated yes
terday and simply recited that the pro-
visions of the treaty, with the announce
meDt thst it would go into effect twenty
days from date, that is to say June "a.
Interest is conferred on the sections
making attempts upon the heads Of gov
ernments of accessoryship to such at
tempts extraditable. These sections in
the treaty, officially promulgated, are
precisely identical In language with the
sections published in the Washington
dispatches to the Associated press
April % last.
1t is ascertained in Official circles that |
in spite of all that has been said about |
the treaty, it is similar in scope TO ali |
extradition treaties negotiated by the |
United States in recent years, although |
in practice it may be the administration |
of the articles VII have different re-
suits IN view cf tn essential difference |
between the judicial systems Of the two |
countries which IN this case are sup |
posed to be more than usually divergent. |
New YORK, June Edwin Booths |
body will be buried Friday Afternoon |
in Mount Auburn cemetery, rear Bos- |
ton. The funeral services will be held in |
this city at $50 a. m. in the church of |
the TRANSPORTATION.
LYONS HEAD, Ont, June Last
night boat loaded with telegraph poles
swamped with twelve men on board,
and four were drowned.
CHICAGO, June 7.--Mayor Harrison this
morning rendered a breakfast to PrIn-
cess EulalIa, several Worlds far off,