Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-04-14

ment for the defense.
Judge Bradley reserved decision on
the construction until Monday, although
intimated he would grant one of the
prayers for plaintiff, and said in speak.
ing OF another prayer: 81 see no reason
to change my opinion that existing mar.
rage at the time be made the promise
il he made it, is no defense"
The length of arguments were dis
cussed by the judge and attorneys and
while Judge Bradley thought five hours
a side would be sufficient, the lawyers
wanted more time. No conclusion was
reached.
OGDEN, April 1O.-The climax in In
dustrial army affairs may be reached in
short time. The militia still surround
the Industrial army camp, and the rail-
road does not appear to be anxious to
make move. The men are peaceable
so far, but they say they will 60 east on
the Union Pacific, and it is not known
what methods the Industrials may take
The Southern Pacific railroad refused
to obey the order of the court and Coy
ernor West hiss given them one hour IN
which to comply with it, otherwise he
will forcibly take possession of the cars
lock the men in them and take them
out of the territory.
RENO, April 10.--The Reno contingent
of the Industrial army seized an east
bound train, this morning, climbing on
the top Of four freight cars attached to
the rear of the passenger train and
refusing to leave the cars when order
ed. A switch engine was then sent
down to the yard, coupled to the
freight cars and before commorwealers
knew what was happening the cars
were detached from the train and they
were speeding back westward. The
passenger train then proceeded and the
switch engine subsequently brought the
freight cars and commonwealers back
to town. The leaders claim they will
ignore the injunction of the Utah
courts forbidding the army to march
into that territory. They say will call
it "Heaven at Hand" army on the
programme to go to Washington and
will claim the constitutional right oil
performing religious duties.
New CASTLE, Colo, April 10.-Mrs
G. A. Conn Is candidate against three
men fer the appointment of city mar.
shall. The council took forty ballots
without choice.
WASHINGTON, April 1O.-The presi.
dent today issued his Behring sea pro,
clamatiop, warning ell persons agains,
violating the recent seal fisheries ACT
of congress.
UNION Town, Ps., April 10.-Coxey's
army is compelled stay here, until
Wednesday, an account of a storm
when they will start over the snow
covered mountains. The next stop tC
camp will be at Dalzell.
OMAHA, Neb., April 10.-A sensation
in Union Pacific affairs is the report
that Receivers Sanderson, Coudert and
Bows will resign in consequence OF
Judge Caldwell's criticism, and possibly
Judge Deady's delay in fixing their sal.
aries until he should see what they
earned.
Cry OF MEXICO, April 10.-The Inter
national Mortgage bank of this city
and New York is heartily in favor Of
Senator Wolcott's Mexican coinage
scheme. The others oppose it because
American silver would be excluded
from Mexico. The Mexican cabinet are
considering the matter.
SALT LAKE CRY, April 10.-An extern
sive exodus of Mormons from the rural
districts to the land grant secured in
Chihuahua, Mexico, is expected this
coming summer. The leaders of the
Mormons say that 10000 persons will
leave the territory.
Los ANGELES, Cal, April LOLA
Fiesta festivities opened today, with a
throng of people in the city
A magnificent parade of the angels
occurred at l o'clock this afternoon.
1t was the finest pageant ever held in
this city and was over three miles in
length and Innumerable and magnifi-
cent flowers were everywhere seen. The
Industrial army with melancholy trans
paracies and manners came 10 on the
tail end OF the parade but there was no
or accident.
FRESNO. Cal, April iO-The Heath
Jury is still out and there is no iptima-
ton OF any charge in their attitude
since yesterday, when it was reported
that they stood IL to for conviction.
BuENos AYREs, April 10.-Admiral
De Cana and other Brazilian refugees,
are said to have deserted the Portuguese
var ship and made their way to Argen-
line and are now on their way to join
Mello.
PHILADELPHIA, April 10.--James j.
Jorbett gave fare we'll performance
asst night at the Academy of Music and
will sail tomorrow for Europe.
ST.. JONES, N. B., April "a terrific
torn commenced last night. Since
daylight the wind has blown a hurri-
'ane and snow is falling. All traffic is
Railroad communication
las been shut off and the public
cheols closed.
Los ANGELES, April 9.-Judge Ross,
q the federal circuit court today, rem
Tered decision in the case of w. r.
Valb vs.. Henry Czech. BY this decision
Judge Ross held that a patent for
praying fruit trees with hydrocyanic
cid was void because Of its want of
ovelty or originality.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, April 9.-Cholers is
preading in an alarming manner. |
Ialiada, the British councillor of state, |
nd a servant were suddenly seized to-
ay and died within few hours. The |
,reek legation was then removed to |
'hrapia, seven miles from the city.
WASHINGTON, April 9.-The second |
eek of the tariff debate in the senate |
pened today.
Allen, populist, Of Nebraska, offered |
resolution closing the general debate
n the tariff on June 4th, at o'clock,
nd that the final vote be taken on Juoe
tn at 2 o'clock.
After some consideration the Mexican