Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-09-28

for judge of the court of appeals and | General Horace c. King was named unanimously for secretary of state. John 5. Judson of Fulton, is nominated for comptroller, Norton Chase of Albany attorney general, aud ). c. Dow of Scoharie, state treasurer.
 HERMoaTLLo, Mex. Sept. 25-A scout ing party of ranchmen and band of Yequis had 0 fight in the mountains | southeast of here. Five Indians were killed and several wounded; three ranch men were killed many wounded. The Indians have been killing stock and burning ranch houses.
 NEW YORK, Sept. 25-The Cuban sec retary, Gonzales Quesads, writes that the concessions made by Mexico will be taken advantage of by British craft which has been fitted up for Cuban | cruizer. She will be able to cope with any Spanish cruiser afloat. The Cuban vessel is now on the Thames, at Lon | don, and is getting on her armAnents. She will be provisioned at Mexican ports.
 OMAHA, Neb. Sept. 25-C. P. Hunt | ington, passing through on his way to ! California, stated that there is not the least foundation for the rumor of re- duction in the train service on the Central Pacific.
 KANSAS CITY, Sept 24-J. H. Jackson of Fort Worth, Texas, national president of the \. F. A, lectured at Turner nall tonight. When asked today about the condition of the 4. P. A, he said:
 "The order is growing rapidly in num- hers. We have in round numbers 3,5OO. ! coo. h California we have 100000 and | in the other states farther east the number we have IS enormous and IS l growing daily"
 Continuing, MT. Jackson said: "We are getting ready to surprise Missouri | ans. Missouri is we'll organized, but We | would rather show you by our votes | than tell you how big vote we have" | "Wiil the order take part in the next national campsign?"
 l 1t certainly will do so, and 1t will go
 in to win. In October there will be a | conVen ton st St. Louis attended by ninety-six delegates, two from each state and some officers, so that very strong
 committee will be appointed. It will be | the duty of that committee to lay before
 each present party our principles and explain 10 each our position. The coD-
 mittee will present our platform. We | will demand recognition, put each party on record and then determine what we shall do. You csn rely on this: We
 won't vote with a party that con- demns our principles and we won't sup
 port any party that makes bid for the
 Roman Catholic vote. When they have acted we shall act in unison."
 'Do you expect then to control the next electiOn?"
 "We do. The party that we vote with will win. We are not going in as 8 ! political party, but we have principles to carry out ard it is to advance them | that we shall vote.
 | "We will have hand in the elections in every state in the union. Our methods of dealing with parties in each state will Es much the same as our | methods ln cl6y poiltics.
 WAsHINGToS, Sept. 24--The presidents new evil service order affecting consuls | issued yesterday is as follows: EXECUTIVE MANSION, Sept. ?. 1895. It being of great importance that the consuls and commercial agents of the United States shall possess the proper qualifications fof their respective posit- ions, to be ascertalned either through a satisfactory record of previous actual service under the department of state or through an appropriate execution, it Is hereby ordered that any vacancy in the consulate or commercial agency now or hereafter existing, the salary of which is not more than 32500 nor less than SlG0O for the compensation of which, if derived from official fees, exclusive of notarial snd other unofficial receipts, does not exceed 32500 nor fall below 3I0O0, shall bs filled (a) by transfer CT promotion frOn some other position under the de- partment of state of a character tending to qualify the incumbent for the posi- tion to be filled; or (b) by appointment of a person not under the department of state but having previously served there under, to its satisfaction iu capacity tending to qualify him for the position to be filled or (c) by the appointment of a person who, having furnished the customary evidence of character, res pon- slbility ard capacity and being there upon selected by the president for ex- animation, is found upon such examin- ation to be qualified for the position. For the purpose of this order notarial and unofficial fees shall not be regarded, but the compensation of a consulate or commercial agency shall be ce.talned, if the office is salaried by reference to the last preceding appropriation act, and If the office IS nc. saigried by reference to the returns Of official fees for the last preceding fiscal year.
 The examination herein before provid ed fer shall be by board of three per soUs designated by the secretary O. state. who shall also prescribe the sub jects to wkich such examination shall relate and the general mode of conduct ing the me by the board. The vac ancy in a consulate will be filled at dis eretion only when Q suitable appoint ment cannot be made in any of the modes indicated in the second paragraph of this order. GROVER CLEVELAND.
 STURGIs, $. D., Sept. 25-The town of Belfo1rche, twenty five miles north, was burned thi5 morning, loss $75,0 GOO.
 CENTER ISLAND. Sept. 9 The British half raler Spruce beat the American 1 Ethel Wynn in today's race Jy quar- l ter of mile.
 CoNsTANTINoPLE, Sept. 25-Advices 1 from Hodiera, in the Arabian province of Yemen, report landslide which over whelmed the village Hudey.
 PITTsBURG, Penn. Sept. 25-A fire at