Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-07-03

coScoRp. N. H., June 29--The demo cra.ic state, convention as called to or dar to- day Ly tae chairEAa of Inc state cornmit:se. A resolution expressing svunuathy wiin Gladstone ID his home TnIe struggle was unanimously adopted ao1 ,t d,cIarsd the home rule right or h.. states to regu ate llsir regulate tneir domestic affairs 10 he the democrauc doctrine upon whica ;hIs nation ls founded. The platform pledges sup nor, 10 President Cleveland's adminls- tration and congratulate hIm upon lts s,ccess and declares devotion to the doctrine set forth in the last demOcraic national platform, that federal ta1ati'n sbcuId be exclusively for public pur- nos,.s and shall not exceed the needs ot the government, economically admins ,eraJ and the adjustment of the tsrin IS askei for on that bass. It demands tbat tbe rights of labor be fostered and aIl iaWs ureirdiciGl tO labor be rt pea!ed' : fayors the principal of arbitration III the settIemept of the differences between labor and capital; demands the eighi hour law and weekly payments 10 hll manufacturing establishments. 1De frat ballot for governor resulted jn tne nomination nt TuOs. CIgswell, of Ger mantovu. A resolution was adopted endcrsing the effsct, of President Cleve- land and Copgressroen Morrison and Carlisle Erd their democratic colleagues to reylss the vxistIJg tsIih laws
 WAsHISGroS, June 29-The president bas approved the following acts: To Ieyslize the incorporation of the nation al trades unions; an Gcs granting the frauking privileges to Julia ID. Grant; an act to remove the political disablli- flies ofJ. G. Tourney of Mississippi and ten miscellaneous bills, including a bill to pension the widow of COmmore SAmmes. The president also vetoed two private pension bills.
 ALrURAs, Cal, June 29-Ihe entire bnsIness portion of this town was des- troved by fire about half past 7 o'clock | this morning. The fire started 10 the rear ot the Eureka hotel and swept both stdes of Main street, taking everything iu its path except Jopp & Martins hre proof building. The p0stoiiice, Palace | hotel. Eureka aad Exc0ange hotels and | Odd Fellows hall are among the bulld- ipVs burned. The logs will reach S6O,- | OO0, partly incurred.
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 trooos with two batteries has had se- were fight with l.J00 Burmese rebels strongly entrenched near TummOc. The fight lasted i've hours. The British failed to dislodye the rebels. Several officers were killed and wounded.
 LONDON. June 29. Gladstone in the course of his speech delivered yesterday at Liverpool, said: "lt was here that l first drew breath. l have drawn It now seventy-six years. The time IS not far distant when shall pay my debt to na- ture and these possibly are the last words shall ever speak in Liverpool. Gladstone quoted from the ballad of Chevy Chase: "The child unborn shall rue the hunting of that day, and e1- claImei: "It idle and shallow pretexts bewilder the mind of the people, or Il power. wealth and rank overbesr the national sense, the chili unborn shsll rue the voting of that day. entreai you to resolve that the civilized world shall no longer assert that Ireland +
 England's Poland and tO determine that England shall DO longer have Poland She hsd 1t long enough. Listen to pru- dence, courage and honor. Ring out
 the old, ring iu tac EeE, ring out the
 notes of memory aad and discOrd, ring
 in the blessed T-isT of time of peace.
 SAN FRANCISCO, June 29.-Mrs. Slicei | was suspended this afternoon from tho
 custom service and arrested on a war
 rant sworn tO by Surveyor IinDin, bal
 being se. at Sl OOO. Grant and Brand
 were taken before United States Com
 missioner Sawyer and held to answer,
 Gran. furnished bonds but Brand Wa:
 unable to do likewise. Mrs. AlIc' Griffin, ste ewardess of the steamship Wa;
 also arrested this afternoon on charge
 of being concerned in smuggling opium
 with others previously arrested to-day ! WAsHINGroS, June 29.-Secretsr!
 Manning, who is still at Hot Springs
 Va. telegraphs to-day as follows: Con
 ,rsdIct the story in She New York HeralS ot Sunday, about my health. an much better than when l left Washing
 ton.
 | INDIANAPOLIS, June 29.-The meetiri
 of the grand lodge of the Brotherhoo, of Railway Postal Clerks will be held II
 this city on Friday, winch promises t'
 be largely attended. Advices have beel
 received from all subordinate lodge
 with few exceptions, stating that repre-
 sentstives will bs present. The ObIec
 is to select committee to visit VI ash
 ingtOn and Eait on the postmas ster gen
 erbl for the purpose Of procuring iron
 him definite statement as to wha clerks may expect ID future as to thei
 official tenure. An officer of the brother
 hood states that this committee vii
 surely De sent despite tue action Glread
 taken by the department m removinI clerks, and the intention of the organ
 izstion will not be changed; even shOult
 further removals be made before tn
 meeting on Friday.
 WAsHISGTOS. June 26.-Beck intro
 iuced bill to authorize the post tnas
 ter general 10 appoint and remove pos;
 masters of the third class who are nov appointed and removed by the president
 Referred to postoiiice committee.
 HARRISBURG. Tenn, June 3O-Th
 tariff address adopted by the republican
 convention tO-uay reviews the histOr ni the tariff since iS32 10 show that th
 democrats have iGr the last JJ year
 legislated against the best interests O the American people il the direction . Tree trade, to tine great desrimsnt O American industry. References ar' made 10 tue repeal of the "DemOcrsti | tree tGAlc tfNs bs 70 iFFANAiNhH NeA
 gress Tn 1881, whea ths MorrIll tariff Rc was passed, and for the first tune Iu thu history ct the country, says the ad iress We have had twenty .ca:s unin,errup ton to American labor and cs1ital D Figures are quoted to show in 1860 th ! total value of property n the .couutr. was fourteen billion dollars; ID lSSO th ? total value was f0rty-fOur billion. ai increase in 20 years ol thirty billion. O ] more than dOuhie she Gccu mulated prop ) erty from lGJ7 tO .ls6O. During th
 ten years of free trade ended in 1861 ? our imports exceeded our exports S40. | 367 ,9Ti. Un"er the operation Of lOyear
 of protection, ended June 30. 1SSO, ou , exports have exceeded our imports Sl. 3O6. .j43 24g. an ar uual average of Sl3O. 654. .324, a net gain ID our favor Ot SllO . ODOUOO year. Reference iS made tt
 the attempted tariff legislation by th, . democrats since 1875, when they ob ? taiued control Of the house, each O which IS denounced ss 0 dangerous at ? tempt Co overthrow tue great systeu , which has built up the industries O the country. To closing. attention is call
 ed tO the fact that the democrat
 are still determined tO insist upon a re , ductiOn of duties and tO abolish the tar