Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-28

whic'i were burned to the ground. Two
 men perished in the flames. The fire
 was undoubtedly the work of an incen-
 diary, as the building has been vacant
 for some months.
 NEE LONDON, June I9.-There was
 very little local interest taken in the
 Harvsrd Columbia race. Harvard was
 expected tO be the winner, and crossed the Ene inst eight seconds before Co
 lumbsa. ] was poor race all through,
 but Harvard had the heaviest crew.
 HaryGrd's time was 24.22
 ATLANTA, Ga, June I9-The conven-
 tion let here today and selected dele
 gates to Chicago. No resolutions or platform were adopted. Delegates prRc-
 tically unanimous for Cleveland.
 ATcHlsoS, Ks, June I9.-The east
 bound passenger train on the Burling-
 ton md Missouri River railroad went through a bridge near Hubbel and made a complete wreck. About 90 persons injured. W. Fl. McNaughtOn, express messenger, and Florila SOper, of Gardi-
 ner, Kansas, and Wm. c. Cook were fa- tally injured. The diaster was the re- suit f malieiously tsmpering with the rails
 AUGUSTA, June 19.-The Blaine party arriv.d here by tn, Pullman tram. All
 were ,rS ken to BlGine's residence. Gen. LogaT nd Senator and Mrs. Hale, leave isr Washing,,n to-day. ThOs. SherI:ey, BlaiSes psaie secretary, is expe, '-1 here Friday. Stephen B. FL kins ff wife, of New Mexico, arrived | .l-., dence of Mir. Blaine, whose guests they 8Ts. hey will remain in the city sew cru! Jeys.
 SARATOGA. June l9.-Saratoga looks deserted. TammsDy and Irving Hall men left this morning. Nelson J. Wat srbuIy said there would be a strong ef fert to concentrate on Cleveland at Chi cago. He did not know how far to re- gard yesterdays convention as decisive l in plsciug Cleveland as the most avalla- ble candidate before the country. Gen erai Faulksr, delegate at large and lead CT of sLe Flower campaign says 40 Of 72 delegates "a Chicago are anti-Cleve- land.
 BosroS. Jun, 2J-The committee appointed by tbe national Republican convention to notify Blaine and Logan of their nomination met today and decided c. take G special train st 10 o'clock. They remain at head quarters uLt. tomorrow morning, when the cnmm.irsc will wait upon Blaine vi;i tue nrIu'ls iipn. which will be ten deTed tF Charm .u Henderson. After spt ciies g;a olitr exercises the con- mi.Jee v1n leave fer Portland, where a reception ,gil! he teEdered by the citi- zsn,. They reach Boston Monday, then re;urn hone.
 ThiFty-tVo me rbers of the committee were present. President White, of Cor uoli UuiyeIsity. would have attended for ;he Stat. 70 New York. but the con- mencemtn. exercises of his college pre- vented.
 DRIVER Col, June 20.-Mrs Warren. wife Of bi-Lop Henry W. Warren, of thi, city. has donated SlO0,OOO to the Denver University for the establish m-ut of the department of divinity, tO te known as ihe Tiff school of divinity, or condition thgt others endOv single prn'essor-iip.
 BLouMEsCTuS. IT., June 2n-J. E. Hubba, ex-FresideEt of the Chicago B2Br} uf Trade, was nominated by the PTcLibinuuists for Governor.
 Nrw YORK. June 2l.-Cornelius K. Garrison has assigned Co John T. Perry, pfeftTrCnre Si4l.ttu
 NFw YORK. June 20.-The failures these sevUn d1HS iH the United States. lS2; Canada. p; decrease. 23 compared with the failures fl last week.
 WAsHIsGroS, June 2G-The president, accompanied by Secretary Lincoln and Gen. Sharpe, of New York, arrived here this morning.
 NEw YORK, June 20-COmmudore c. 1 K Garrison, who made assignment to- | day, is well known as formerly deeply l interested ID the Pacific Mall, New Or | leans anu West India steamship lnes I He k a large stockholder in profitable | gas companies of thIs city, St. Louis, | New Orleans and other large cities. He | < principal owner Of the Missouri | Pacific raii5Oad, but sold out a few years | ago tJ Jay Gould. lie has been inter- | r.tei lately in hume rOus railway | scheme Formerly he wss a resident | at St. Louis and made the bulk of his | fortune prior to the rebellion.
 Melville C. Day. counsel for GarrlsoD, | says the assignment is made because Of | financial embairaSsm mt. lt was forced | upon C rris0n by the protest of notes | under bis endorsement yesterday. He | Is a heavy holder in securities, and SO | much of his wealth is tied mp m these, | which are almost unmarketable at pres ! ent, that be could not meet his liabili- | ties. TGe amount involved by the fail | ure Garrison suppOses to be nearly | o5O00OO0 Preferences amount to S63l,- | jNO. Assignee Terry said 1t was inpos- ! .ible vet to state figures. The effect on | Wall street wBs to uusettle things, al- | though not tO SO great an extent as was feared. It IS said that Garrison is not ! very largely interested m stocks, his fancy being for gas stocks and outside ] sreclaIties Stocks fell off l to 3 per cent. but no failures reported WASHINGTON, June l9.-The Senate bill to prevent the importation of tea dust into the United States was passed. The Mexican pension bill was then taken up and Ingalls, submitted q modification oi his arrears of the pension provision providing SD far as arrears are concerned there shall be no discrimination between rates allowed to a prIvate soldier and an officer. After some preliminary discus sion as iO inc probable addition Co the annual cost of pension list hy She adop- ton, amendments were proposed to the bill. Beck said the commissioner of pensions had estimated the amount at about i2i6.OO0.O00. It seemed to be tack ing on abont S2i1, ,OOOOO0to the bill that originally called for Sj,OO0,OO0 He pre- sumed the intention in making this ad- dition was to kill the b!ll. After a lengthy debate the Senate went into ex- erutiVe session.
 AUGrsrA. June 2l.-Early thIs morn ing the streets began to assume lively appearance and long before the time for the committee aI pointed by the National Convention, to notify Blame of his nomination tO perform that duty, con siderable ot a crowd collected around Augusta to gaze with curCsity upon the l members of the committee, A circus being also in tovn brought ont vast number of people who, with the attrac- ton of the National committee and the savdust ring. seemed disposed to make the day general holiday. Promptly a, | II o'clock the committee proceeded ID a ! n r.arHavraa vrarn fhnV