Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-01-28
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WASHINGTON, January I9.-The de-
 ticiency appropriation oil as reported tc ! tue senate to-day omits the paragraph
 npprOpriating SS5,0O0 to pay the iudy
 nent of the con't of claims in favor o!
 tue Pacific rsIlEoad4.
 Stanford introduced a bill for the
 erection of s public building Gt Oakland
 to cost S250,OOO; also to increase the SD preparation for the public building ai l Sacramento to S250.O0O.
 HoBr introduced a bill allowing all 1 officers and enlisted men who served iu
 tha army, navy or marine corps, iuoiud
 ing regulars and volunteers, subsequent
 to March 4th, 1881, and prior to July 1 lo6o, peasiOn Et tue rate ot one cent toI
 each days servloe. Tbis sum 10 be in
 addition to any pension for disability.
 Hale reported back the deficiency oil
 stating the amendment proposed by the
 committee on appropriations were but
 few and h. would e-k tho sCna:e D pass
 tine bill on Mondny.
 HsTley's resolution was 1ic; ,ed, di-
 rec,ing tine secretury of the interior q
 report plans of Legislation TeyErding
 timber lands SO Es to secure Ht thc sGza,
 N@---N AA-N AiaA-AAh 4atafL '.A AAaA tAtaN.aAlsl
 rest lands at tAc head vGiers ci uayiga- ble rivers and put within tEe reach of | settlers the legal DeBas Ct providing
 themselves with timber for building
 their homes.
 Nominations vera confirmed: L. Sen l pie, gover1or of Washington T,rrit1r ". C. Hal, secretary ct Utah; ;. D Shannon, sectetLry of Wyoming; James l Sleakly, conuisEl.neS for Alaska. Re ceiver Ot Publis E11,y. J. T. Polk, Los An5eleF, Cal. Colonel Wesley Merritt tO be bFigsgleT general, and long lis, of army a1d nG-y promotions
 h secret egsgiC- tLC senators worked On the caiendCc treailog, tce chief in cons 9ueEca a.. lhe British, Russian and Dutch ez..-Gi;icu. ireaties. Ac- iouFncd til Monday.
 BosroS. January I9-Tae Board Of Foreign Gissiols ias received dis patch from hErIi 2. Es sst Turkey, stat iIg thas ten ihou-sud people are starv- ing there and ealing for immediate Te- lief.
 NoGALEs, gsrus-v 19-A report was received th,s morning that two AmerI- can prospec!ofs were killed and two
 wounded the C;tr day o1 the 16gui river, Eouorn, b. band Of eight Aps- cl.s. The pg-,- of five prospectors oaue upon then Ia the wild region of th- sICrrs MGlTs moGDtains. There have been tUo part ~t miners attacked by tho same blld a'I four meE killed iu e week.
 SAN DTrG0, Jerua-y I9.-A telephone uezsaEe from Ocest SIda this mOrnin S stated inst three ueu from San Lu;s k , valley, proceeded to e ranch near Iooss poslofiico yesterday afternoon with the svoEed purpose of dePOsing 6 family living OF the rsUch. A light en- Fued during wbica guns and revolvers were freely used. A young man and q girl were instantly killed and another yolng mtn shot i1 the lGuss and fatally injured. No further particulars of the afisir have been received as yet. WAsHINGTox. January 19.-The gov ern nent of Portugal has notified the ! secretary of state that efforts of POrtu- gal to control the klng of EahoueY and abolish human sacrifices having proved uusucpessiul. the Portugess government hes therefore reuounCed it. proteotOrsto and declared itself sbsolved from sll re- sponsib.lity for the future action of D honey.
 SAN FRANCIsCo, January 19.-T. H. Goodman of the Southern Pacific has issued 8 circular st.ting thsr in the fu- ture porters wlll accompany all cars oc- cupied by second class passengers, and said porterss will rent to passengers blankets, mattresses, etc
 SALT LAKE, January 19-In the legis- latUre convened to-day, Wooley, (Mor-
 m6n) on behalf of the judiciary com nittee reported Rdvefsely on YOung's bill in relation to divorces and for the suppression of polYgGmy m Utah. Re- port Of the committee accepted and the
 bill rejected.
 SAN FRASCIsCo. January l9.-The suit of the ChinsmsD, Chan Sang | against the Pscific Coast Steamship Co.
 to recover Sl0.O00 damage on 8cconn'
 of the refusal Of toe company to sell him csbln passage on the steamer Santa Rosa tO Los Angeles, wss tried Tn the U. $. circult court today and the jury gave a verdict in favor of the steamship
 company.
 CITY OF MEXICO. January l9-PubliC indignation has been aroused n the state cf PueDla. over the BssGssination | within four months in a remote part oi the state of several Freemasons whose | political and religious ideas were re- pugnant to tbe tsngtical clerfcsls. The | Mssous tLrsushCu. the republic sup port the,Ta-eleo..On of General BIsz
 md this fscs pafsiy explains such crime | The clerical= iu iha district mentioned declared they would kill every Free mason. . IL k reported monster petition | agsInst allowing bull fights m the Fed l ersl district vii shoTtsy be presented | to the government. There IS strong , sentiment here against these speotscies ' and most of il5 dai-y papers attack them The is reported 3 rich find of gold a. ! GuGnaJuats.
 WAsBrsaro., January 19-Frank | Kugre has been appointed postmaster si Towels, Isvspsi county, Arizona, ID ! plgce of J. V, Orr, resigned.
 ToNBsToSF. JanuaTy l9-This city bes bsen infeste5 with gang of burg ] lara for the past two v;eeks and numer- c1z houses have been rItied.
 ! CLEVELAND. O.. Jan. I9-''Grsndns' Garfield IS gradually mixing and Il is tbonrlis she VIII got live more than 6 ] faV days longer. The children are ID Europe. { .a is attended only by hel 1 daughter. Mfs. BObTidge.
 SALINAS. Jauuary l9-.he jury in the
 caso of Moses Mitchell against the S
 p R. K. Co. for S500O0 damages for ID, inries received in sn accident couple O. nopths since, has relurred verdict ID favor of plaintiff for Sll,OOO.
 CuIoAGo. January 20-Telegrams N-om
 vsrious points throughout ihe north
 ,Sest announce the arrival Of another cold snap. In I0wa tbe thermometei Issi night ranged from 10 to 20 below Snnyg dritted badly, delaying trains gen.
 erally. A. Lincoln, Neb., She tEermom. etnT recist. red l6 degrees below zero a'
 o'clock this morning, and at Quincy
 H., s below.
 JASEsvLLE. January 2O-The boiler
 in Geo. Ksstrier < Co.'S grain elevator
 aynIoded this morning, killing MT. kss,
 f-;ar and a msn named Kennedy, and
 Jarnes Brscker. The building took hrt
 and at last accounts there was danger ol
 a general conAsgrstion, as the wstei
 s,,nnly was giving out and the flames SNPF - I,;,,,, toxrards tha tOb6ccO ware