Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-09-22
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passage of the Chinese bill. Ayes 20. nsys 21.
 Bill authorizing the president to sp- | point Geo. W. Rosencrsns BrigsdIer | General on the retired list of the army | was introduced by Senator Manderson | to-day.
 Senator Stewart to-day reported fla vorsbly from the committee on military | affairs bill authorizing the secretary of war to ascertain the amount of money | expended and obligations assumed by | the state of California growing out of Indian hostIlities not heretofore reim- | bursed by the United States
 Mitchell introduced a bill to reduce | letter postage to one cent sn ounce. Tabled. He also gave notice he would on Thursday speak on the motion to re- fer the Presidents annual message. Sherman offered B resolution which he asked might go over till tomorrow, dI- recting the committee on foreign rela- tions to inquire into and report at the next session of congress, the state of relations of the United States with Crest Britain and Canada and what measures are expedient to promote a friendly commercial and political inter course.
 The house resolution instructing the committee on finance to inquire as to the cotton bsggIng trust aud what leg islstion IS necessary to counteract IL was adopted.
 The vote on the motion to reconsider the Chinese exclusion bill WAS then taken up. The house bill to create 6 department of agriculture was also taken up but went over after debate participated in by Butler, Palmer, Davis. Call and Plumb in which the latter described the competition that the American agricultuust met ID the market of the world and favored home market rather than foreign diOurned.
 WAsHISGTos, Sept 17.-The Marine hospital bureau received a resolution adopted by the Philadelphia permanent relief committee urging the government to enforce the strictest quarantine and If necessary to establish military cor don to prevent any further spread of yellow fever from infected districts ID Florida.
 WA.HISGToS, Sept. 17-Cox of New York was elected speaker pro tenn. to act during the absence Of Carlisle. Dig
  on the President for information as 70 whether the rights of the American fish ermsn had been violated during the past year by Canadian authorities and if 90. whether be had retaliated. as he had the authority to do under the Ecs of March 3. 1887, Referred.
 Kelley of Pennsylvania oflsred Q re- solution. broadening the scope of the | .rSl hn nF the congressional library building. He accepted the amendment by Springer di- recting the committee to report it's con clusion within two weeks. After sn- desvOrinR some time 10 obtain a vote, on O'Nielrs motion to have the labor | bill made 6 special order for Wednesday this week, ihe house adjourned.
 LONDON, Sept, 1.-The commission appointed by parliament to examine in- to the charges made b. the Times against Parnell ana other Irish members of the House of Commons, began their investigation this morning. PsrnelFs counsel demanded that the com mission mske an order for the dis- covery of the documents upon which the Times charges were made. The or | der was made and the commission ad | iourned till October 1st. Both sides profess themselves not satisfied with the preliminaries. Parnellites may claim victory in senforcing the production of the Times letter and getting the court to instruct the Times 10 formulate definite charges. It IS prepared to prove that while the courts expressed determine tion to make 8 thorough inquiry into the matter and power of access to &C., counts and minutes of both the land and national league given to Graham tends in favor of the Times.
 | WAsHISoroS, Sept. ls.-The Secretary of the Treasury has received telegram from Surgeon General Hamilton. Osmp Perry, Florine, stating Dr. Posey has yellow fever. Three cases reported al Gainesville, and rumors of cases at We'll bourn and FerDsrdins. The whole sea board IS alarmed on account of refugees breaking patrol at Hendersorville.
 BAN FRAScIsoo. Sept. I7.-Chsirmsn Lesds of the trsnscontlnentsl essocia- ton telegrsphed to-day that the rates on compressed grease wool to New York and other Atlantic sea ports has been reduced to Sl.25 per hundred pounds.
 CINCINNATI, Sept. l7.-Spesker John G. Carlisle was give n reception here to- night and wis escorted to the Kentucky. club house by nine large uniformed clubs of Oovington, Kentucky. besides a large detachment of Ohio torch-beRTers.
 WASHINGTON, Sept. IA prominent Democratic representative said be bad satisfied himself after 8 close inquiry and actual count, that the Democratic caucus to- night would favor the passage of 6 current resolution to adjourn Con gress October lst next.
 CovINGroS, Sept, 1s-The democratic convention of the sixth congressional district renominsted John G, Carlisle by exclamation.
 Los ANGELES. Sept. 1S-The city is decorated and crowded to-day ss neger before. The parade of Odd Fellows this afternoon wBs one of the grandest ever witnessed here. Business is gene rally suspended. The Sovereign Grand Lodge elected officers for fine ensuing z term. The oDlg changes were the cleo ton of Gen. Underwood of Kentucky present Deputy Grand Sire to position of Grand Sire. ana Charles NJ. Bssbee of Raleigh, \. C., to be Deputy Grand Sire.
 CHICAGO, Sept. 1.-The cases of the alleged dynamite cnnspirators. hroneck, Cspek, SevIc and Chleboun, charged with plotting to murder officials here have been continued until this October term of court on the assertion of Kro- neck and Sevic that Rt the proper time they csn show evidence to prove their innocence.
 |, WsHINGToS, Sept. Is - Shermsn's resolution offered yesterday. instruc,inG the Committee on Foreign Relations. to inquire into the state of relations Of the United States with Great Britain and Canada, and report at the next session
 Such measures as are expedient to pro- mote friendly commercial and social In- tercourse between those countries and the United States to be taken up. Sher- man proceeded 10 address the senate. sherman referring to the presidents retaliation message said the president in stead of exercising the powers which he had under the act of March 3rd. 1887 had asked congress for the power to sus-