Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-03-04

l CuAlEEAF ENaaE. AiGEA nll0
 in Kentucky. have both been nearly
 wiped out. Over one hundred houses
 iu these placts are gone At Columbus
 Ky. over ten fec; of ysateris spread over
 the town and ills nearly all the stores WAsHISGroS, March l.-The Senate
 considered the bill giving increased
 pensions Co one armed and one legged
 soldiers. Several amendments were lost
 and the bill finally passed at the evening
 session.
 T1e House resumed m Commirtee O.
 the Whole. the consideration Of the
 River and HarbOr bill with little pro-
 gress. No amendments were adopted,
 much tune was lost, and a consideration
 of the bill further delayed by the great
 disorder which characterized the delib-
 eration.
 Senators Bayard and Beck withdrew
 from the conference committee on the Senate tariff blll. after sitting two hours
 and yainly endeavOring to have The
 House resolution respond Co the Senate.
 with the expression that 1t limited the
 House cOnferees. and therefore, under the ingalls, resolution, the Senate con- . ferees should withdraw. Senators Nor
 Till, sherman and AlGrich didn't agree
 with BayaTd aDd Beck as tO the uecess-
 iiy of withdrawal. and proceeded Co con
 slider the schedule. the two Democratic l Senators gong out. This left Carlisle ! alone as a free trade member, and soon . after he left the committee room and
 went home, uor, however, formally with drawing. The matter of the constitu
 tIonal preogative IS left for the present and fair presumption being that 1t will
 not be raised ii the bill can be made to l smt the prOtectiOnlsts The committee
 sat until l23}0 o'clock and discussed the | chemicals schedule without making any material change. The most important
 articles were not reached. The com ' mittee adjourned until 9;30 tomorrow 1 morning. lt IS expected that Senators ' Bayard and Beck will report to the Sen | ate tomorrow that under the conditions ! of the Ingalls, resolutions the Senate ! cOnferees could not remain. and request ! the recall of the Senate committee. ThIs report will not likely prevail and the ! conference will doubtless go on and the 1 consideration of the bill be completed. WASHINGTON. March l.-The hest ! opinion ohtainable last night was al- | most unanimous that the tariff revision | is dead for this season. Ex-Speaker ] Randall Is the only prominent man on either side Of the House who does not 1 privately admit this. Randall thinks the bill can get be passed.
 AUGUsrA, March l.-The Fusion Green back State Central Committee has de- cided to act with the Democratic party in 1881 and that the SOlon Chase Green | packers will be ignored in the future. It is agreed that big fight will b.
 made against the Republicans in the spring elections.
 NEW YORK, March IA FrenchmaD, Desire HOuvet, who has been maintain ing improper relations with the wife of
 Antonio QuinqUinnet, paid her d visit
 last night. during which she stabbed him
 to the heart with carving knife.
 DALLAS, Texas, March. l.-Eight cars Cf lumber on the Texas Pacific were wrecked west of this city, and one man k reported killed and two wounded.
 HARTFORD, Conn, March I.-Senator Oryille H. Platt has been elected a mem Der of the Republican National Commit tee iu place of the late Marshal Jewell
 WASHINGTON, March l. Representa- tive Randall has declined servlce on the tariff conference committee, as have also Morrison and Tucker afterwards appointed. The speaker then took the matter under further consideration.
 AUSTIN, Texas, March IA negro was hanged by infuriated mob last night at EigIn, for attempting to rape little school girl yesterday morning.
 The Legislature to-day defeated the prohibition measure.
 HouLruS. Me, March. 1.-Two men Mckinley and Brown, with their wives, attempted to drive across the New Brunswick railway at Canterbury, '. E., | yesterday, m front Of au advancing train. The train struck them, killing l both ladies almost instantly and serious ! ly iniuring Mckinley.
 WAsHINGToN, March Bayard, rising | tO g personal explanation. sad be wished | to mak- a statement as tO the reasons which Impelled his colleague, Beck. and | himself tc withdraw from tue confer ence committee. On the tax bill, after reading the resolution adopted by the Senate yesterday, directing its cOnferees to withdraw if they found a full and free conference could not be obtained, he said his colleage and he had been un- able. under information brought before the committee by the House conferees. to come Co any other conclusion than that it was not a full and fair confer erce.
 WASHINGTON, March 2. At the even- ing session Of the House the Deficiency bill passed with amend ments. The only amendment of any im- pOrtance was authorizing the appraisal 0f all naval vessels stricken from the navy register, authorizing the Secretary Of the Navy to sell the vessels.
 WAsHISGToN, March 2-Ihe confer snce committee on the tax and tariff bill ldjoIrnrd at midnight till g.: 30 a. m. to- day. leaving the most important point of l m re ard tU the tariff rates l 
 ATLANTA, Ga, March ,. Governor IS seriously m and cannot re- ain food. 1Ee doctors are anxious ' i50ut his condition and it is said there i s danger of his dying. (
 WAsHrNGToS, March 2.-In the dis 'ussion of the River and Harbor bill ! ast evening, Van Yooihes attacked [ Page, saying that no one but @ gambler I nd cut-thruat. would have put in an ] .ppropriat on for the Sacramento river. ' The words were taken down
 McLane offered a resolution of expul- ] non, which was favored by many oth- 1 .rs, but # was decided Co give Van N0or- q les chance to apologize. Van NOor- r les saId he was strongly opposed to the lill; he Was not an orator and might e ometimes express himself uubecoming ? y. In his remarks he merely intended a 10 characterize the measure under con IderatlOn, and had no intention of be : lg personal; he had no III feeling t gaInst Page and desired Co withdraw VI he expression and make a full apology II b the House and to Page. a McLane withdrew his motion of ex- i; ulsiOn. :, Herbert. of Alabama. offered a reso- ?, Ition uf censure, which was lost 66 to VI <. Many members commented se- erely on Van NOorhes' course.
 WASHINGTON. March 2-The Repub- can members of the Senate held q aucus this morning and selected le enmor Edmunds as their candidate for resident pro tenn. tO succeed Senator VI 'avis. No opposition. ~ GALVESTON, Texas, March "A huge ~ ade in cattle has just been completed. Il, uther B. Smith, late of Columbla, Mo. 1-i 1w of Denver, Col; Florence J. Hall of ', iis city, purchased a half interest ID .. le cattle ranch of CarEes < FoTsythe I11' rOs. The cattle embracing 22,OF head; 1s l01O acres of land. The consideration TT as S30O,u0 ~ WASHINGTON, March Senator Don lmerou is seriously III at his residence ci this city. His malady is of such a of .ture as % require surgical treatment te id an operation wIll be performed an 'on after the adjournment of Con W -ess. an