Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-30
EASTERN.

. ized. Senator Morrill,, who has the
 bill in charge, said this morning that be saw no prospect for its passage before
 adjournment, and Senator Allison re-
 marked that he feared that nothing more could be done with the measure this session.
 Senator Halleck, who has charge of the Naval Appropriation bill, declared point blank to-day that he would take It up tomorrow and the Democrats will vote solidly to have 1t adopted.
 The laying aside of the revenue bill at the present time IS equivalent to defeat by vote of 34 to 9.
 WASHINGTON, D. c. July 27.-
 The Senate threw out the revenue bill for the session by taking up the navy bill which was discussed at length re- garding the reorganization featu", abolishing the grade of Commodore, etc. After executive session the Sen ate adjourned.
 CUMBERLAND, Md, July 27.-The con ference of the strikers and representa- tives of the coal companies was without result The Nevada Central company
 iotified the miners that unless they ac-
 ,epted the company's terms by Friday, foreign labor will be introduced.
 BOSTON, July 27.-rhe President has
 ccepted an invitation to become the
 ;uest, next month. of a prominent New York gentleman at Bar Harbor, Main.
 The trip IS solely for rest and no forma
 ties wIll be accepted there or on tine -oute.
 RICHMOND, Va, July 27.-The Repu
 ican Central C mmIttee of s. raighr uui
 net to-day ani decided to postpone cali
 ng state convention ind, tiuitely, aLD
 nominated Rev. ] M Dawson, colored. pt Williamsburg, for CongTe.Em at
 arge.
 LEASENwORTH, July 27.-Last nigi
 John ONeii, guard m rhe military pn-- pn at the f IT, slot provost seTge.ut
 no Henry through the heart. Thrr- T. co explanation of the murder. ON -rtuses to discuss 1t.
 NEW ORLEANS, Iuly 2Z.-Last eyen-
 ig the steamboat Fanchun, for Atche-
 ] iya river, soon after leaving h.
 harf blew out her forward hGes, l.
 'ua-terealana, first cler6 va, s.ici tly injured and blown overbua q but v as res ;Ied. Dave Hawkins, SEQ d clerk .as badly scaldet aai cont recover like toley, first mae was scaide
 nd blown overbpard. but rescue The second mate Was also scalded am
 Le colored fireman instantly kille len cnlorei deck hands were more O -ss injured. Many of them jumpeu nto the river. Some were picked up b,
 kiffs but it is believed three or foui one chamber emMplQe of the passenger were drON IIcI. NJ . L:-rs 2. Al Tere injured.
 WAsHIsGToS, D. C., July 27.-The ! Cabinet has had several discussions l over the river and harbor bill None Of | the members have said they favor ed veto, but the general sentiment IS that | the measure as a whole is a monstrous swindle.
 EAsT TowAs, Mich, July 27.-Great forest fires are reported raging near here. A number of buildings have been burned and there is great destruction lf farms and crops. The farmers are | driving away stock and sending families to places of safety.
 DEs MONIES, Iowa, July 27.--A Fort | Totten, Dakota, special says the Turtle | Mountain Indians from Canada have crossed the lIne and ordered of the | white settlers, and refused to pay GUS toms assessed against them by the Pem- bina agency. They claim the right to | the lands and deny the legality of the laws laying taxes on them. Their chief, | Little Shell, says We recognize n' bOun- lary line and We shall pass as we please. At least 75 half-breeds have moved over, and all are pugnaclous. Military inter | ference seems necessary.
 WASHINGTON, July 2S.-An attempt | made in the House to-day to put | trough the bill appropriating ten mil | lion dollars year for the education oi | .iliterates of the United States failed be- | cause of objections.
 The President has approved the aci Sj000O for Mrs Lucretia | iarfieli on account of salary.
 The Senate today confirmed the ap | Iointment of George A. Jonnson as co. ector of customs in San DIelO, Cal
 PHILADELPHIA, Pa, July 2S.-SenatO rhos. V. Copper, chairman of tue Re publican State Convention says, th | reply of the Inde, ,iendents dnes nv ;hange tue situation as 1t merely | sOrmality of rejection of proposition ] submitted by the regulars. He thuugl .he Independent movement had lost II trength among the republican masse- nd predicted the staiwart and ID l dependent ticket will poll less vote I han Armstrong Laborl ticket, tn l probable strength of which he placed >omethin over jN,oOO.
 CHICAGO, July2S.- A terrific explosion | If giant powder occurred this evening a | e sl. rFs--. outskirts of the city. Many people wer' ! 5nocked down by the cnUcussiOn man. 1 Jocks away. Some houses severn ] docks away were unroofed and window | zlass broken. No one was killed bu' !
 large number were injured but 1t T. I believed only nine dangerously.
 WASHINGTON, July 29.-The report o' rhe Peruvian investigation Is complete. | It is understood that 1t will not damag, | rhe reputation of Blaine.
 In the Senate a long debate occurred l on the Naval bill. A number of minor | were adopted, and It vss I laid over until to morrow.
 LoSG BRANCH, July 29.-Represents- ! tives of the flax growing and spinning | interest are before the Tariff Commas l rlpn Lnts AhhN NA4S lection afforded by the tariff was not | sufficient. They claim the same accorded | to cotton, wo sted and silk manufac- | turers, and recommend m increased | iuty on manufactures of hemp and jute, also on raw and dressed flax and | hemp.
 PorTsvILLE, Pa, July 29.-The strike | among the miners at Kelley Run col liery, Shenandoah, has terminated, the | granting an advance.
 ST. LOUIS OBIsPo, July 29.-AR English sheep raiser, named T. L. Lewis was found dead on the Pismo ranch yesterday morning. He had been buying sheep and it is supposed he was for his money. He was stab bed twice and had his throat cut, also cash over the eye.
 CUMBERLAND. Md, July 29.-A com mittee of the New Central Company's miners to-day formally declined to re- sume on the company's terms. The ordered lumber shipped for barracks for foreign labor and ordered he police to report at their mines early
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