Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-03-04
EASTERN.

CmCAGo. H.. Feb. 2S.--A riotous dem. onstration, more serious than that ie-
 ported in the dispatches as having oc-
 cured few nights ago, was made upon
 the Evanston S Chicago railroad last
 night. About midnight band Of three
 hundred men, well organized, marched
 up Southport avenue to Fullerton ave
 nue. They were equipped with crow
 bars, llmmies and pIck-axes, and under
 the direction of chosen leaders, pr.ce ed ed to tear mp the track. Five hundred
 feet of rails were torn up and twisted out of shape. The ties and rOad-bed were completely destroyed for that distance. The police had expected the riot, but the mob, by strategem. had deceived the officers as to the time and place. When the latter arrived tine rioters formed in line, marched some distance m an order ly manner, and disappeared. No arrests were made.
 WASHINGTON, Feb. 3g.-The tariff conference committee on the part of the Senate Is Morrill,, Sherman, Aldrich. Beck and Bayard. The House: Kelly, Mckinsley, Haskell, Carlisle and Ran dall. The committee meets tomorrow morning and will first consider the con stitutioual question raised as to the ac- ton of the Senate m practically Origi- mating the tariff bill. If, however, an agreement upon the bill can be reached the constitution question will not stand in the way of its passage.
 WAsHISGToy. Feb. -Senats-Nor-. Till, from the committee on Finance. re- ported favorably the joint resolution to terminate the Hawaiian treaty.
 The Senate agreed Co appoint com mittee of Conference on the Internal Revenue and Tariff bill
 House-A long and hot discussion took place over the constitutional ques- tion of the Senate amendments to the Revenue bill and the Senate Tariff bill A resolution Was finally adopted that the House nOn-cOncurrei m the Senate and appointing conference who should consider both the bill itself and the constitutional ques- ! tiOn of the Senate originating revenue 
 The supplemental mai route passed .
 The cOmmei cial treaty with Mexico ! was postponed till next December
 The Senate Conference committee on 1. the Internal Revenue met last night . and informally discussed the situation. . A meeting of the Conference committee ! will be held tomorrow morning. No Is yet arranged.
 DETROIT, Mich. Feb. 2S.-Senatorial . with no chice.
 CHICAGo, Ills. Feb. 2S.-Geo. II. Tay- Tor & Co, owners of large paper and printing establishment, confessed judg- nent this morning for Sl20OOO The place was seized by the sheriff and Is now in the hands ot a deputy.
 LEXINGTON. Ky., Feb. 2S.-A fire broke lut in Paris last night in a barber shop. The origin of the fire Is unknown. The whole block was destroyed, the Presby- erian ChIrch being the only building aved. The buildings burned are Davis ! Lyle, drug store; Western aIOn Tel graph Office; CrOXt0n's notion store, SesbIt's grocery, Kymer's saddlery, 'eals saloon, Clark's livery stable, Da- Iis k Ryan's grocery. The loss is be ween S75,000 and Sl000O0
 COLUMBIA. Mo, Feb. 2S.-Edward )aly, farmer and the father of a large amily, was shot and killed by Mrs. ,arah Pierson at the latter's residence. ! )aly had formerly been a visitor at her ouse and a damage suit for $500 few i lonths ago was instituted against him y Mrs. Pierson, for alleged assault com lltted during one of his vlslts. Since bat tune the parties have been on un- friendly terms. i SHAwNEETOwS, H., March l.-The I -orst Is over here. The town is an aw- ( ll scene of desolRtion. great gaps are fit by houses being swept away. In