Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-05
special t1 nc CITIzEN.
EASTERN.

WAsIHNGToS, October 30-A SteuO- graphic report of the statement madl before the tariff commission Is about completed and K expected within a weeo it be ready for distribution. The com mission travelled ZOO miles. held public sessions about seventy days anu heard abo statements of b. tween JUt and CiO persons. The printed record will fl. about 2,GcO pages and the com missions recommendation will not be known until officially communicated tu Congress at the opening of tine next session. The oplniOu Of persons who have had unusually good opportunities judging of sentiment of the cOmmis sIOn is that no radical or important changes in the existing tariff will bt recommended.
 The abandonment of compound dutIes ad varlOem rates combined witl specific rates will be recommended The duty on raw wool, will remain q. at present. The action of the recent convention of persons engaged in the steel and iron business in favor of in creased rates of duties on iron ore and on iron and steel in their various stages will bnrdly ue irdofsed by the commis- sion. Tie general result is reported to he in favor of making the least pos sible number of changes and a Postpou- m-nt until regular assembl0Ce of the next Congress Tn lss3
 Cu'cAao, Oct 3O.-Mrs. Scoville wa adiudged insune Saturday.
 WHITEHALL. \. r.. Oct. 80 A freigL. train bound south ou the Delaware 6 Hudsou B. R. left the track on a shor' trestlC near Putnam station last night Eighteen cars were burned. Fireman. Chas. Wheeler and brakeman, George Near wear killed.
 CAmo, His. OJt. 30.-rhe soutl bound train on the Texas narrow gauge near Nation. Mo, ran through brilge. Several passengers hurt and one killed
 ISDmxAPo1Is, Oct. 30.-Ex-Goveruor Thomas Q. Hendricks was pronounced by his physician last night in a critical con ditiOn. Some days since eTysipelas ap- peared on bis right foot. Symptoms of gangreDe have appeared. The diseast is hereditary. bis father and prandfa- ther tavIng died of it.
 PENSACOLA, Fla, Oct. 3O.-Nine new cases of ellow fever and one death were repor-ed yesterday, a remarkable de cline.
 WAsHISGToS. Oct 3l.-The Depart meut or Justice denies tle tIu of tho published statement charging eItrava gance in the employment of special as sis ant attorneys.
 NEx YORK, October 3O.-Abbey'' Park Theater took fire this afte rnoOI [ and was totally destroyed. The fire started in the prOscenium, m the rear | of the second tier of boxes, on the right ' of the stage. It ia believed to be caused by gas, which caught the droF ! curtain and drove from the buildinl ! the stage hands who were setting tho [ stage. They previously made valr | effOr. Co put out the fire with eXtln ! guisbers, but they would not work ! Henry Clark, stage hand, was burned . in ei deavOring tO lower the drop cur tain. He jumped from the rear window ! into Broadway from height Of twenty feet and had his leg broken. Con ! Dorau, 27 years ni ., scene painter, va. badly burned. Mrs. Laugtry's cos tunes for "An Unequal Match,' th' play in which it was thought she was C 1 make her first appearance in America
 was burned, together with the custume
 of all the other members of the com
 panv and very valuable scenery
 Nothing was saved. Loss. over S10O
 OOO. Nrs. Langtry and Mrs. Labou
 chere watched the fire from the balloon
 of the Albemarle Hotel, two block
 away.
 N.w YORK, Nov. i.-The fiftieth an
 niversary of the consecration of th
 venerable presiding Bishop Smith O ' Kentucky, who was sconsecrated Octobe