Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-06-02
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aoVicee per city or Sydney lfoin hohS Kong and Yokohsms say that news has been received at Kobe, Japan, announ- eng the loss of the American ship Rock of Terrace oil the Autrsiian coast. She was on 8 voyage from Philadelphia 10 Kobe with a cargo of kerosene.
 One of the most disastrous fires that ever occurred on the Philippians broke out in San Fernando, PampGngs, when l about twelve hundred houses were des- trnyed some of which were of value of between Sl0,0O0 and S2o,OO0 each. As this IS the end of the oagsr grinding sea- son the stores were well stocked with thls staple. The loss to property Is said to be about one million dollars.
 INDIANAPOLIS, May 28 The prepRrn- tiops for the prohibition n8tInnal con | vention which meets here on Wednesday have been practically completed and the | delegates aye arriving on every trAip. The convention under the call should in- clude 1904 members. General Fish. of New Jersey, seems to be the chOioe of all the members for president. Many names have been mentioned for vice president.
 DAeaRrr Cal. May 2S.-On Saturday | night a bar of silver bullion weighing | llt pOuuu5 ua NAsSN' was stolen from & Wells Fargo truck at the depot. A reward of SlOO Tor The arrest and conviction of the thiet and two hundred for the recovery of the bsl- | lion has been offered. The opinion IS that the bullion IS buried close to the office.
 TuLARE, Csl, May 27.-Ths entire business portion of the town of Trston was destroyed by fire yesterday. Thir- teen buildings were burDed and the loss is nearly s35.OOO.
 CANTON Ohio May 2s.--The wild this afternoon blew down Q portion of the pevly erected factory building ot the | Denber Watch Uase Co. Loss SJ000. COUPON, May Ex-Governor Torres, ci Sonora, is in the city tonight, His wife and two sisters accompany him.
 WAsHNGTos, May 25 At 5 o'clock | Sheridan was resting quietly. Col. Kel- | log, one of the Generals sides, express ed his opinion as that the General was really better. He instantly recognizes any of his friends who enter ths room | and often enquiries after their health. At no time" ssys Keilog 'hss the Gen eral given up hopes.
 | a pEcDaEtAA hA = ut r. Als aag 1 | Sheridan passed 8 most comfortable day He dozed at intervals snd about D. n . had quite a comfortable sleep Of nearly an hours duration, from winch he RwoEe | refreshed. He Is stronger and bis pulse has gained in force and regularity and | st DO time exceeding llC. AIs resplra- tion shows much improvement sud he says he feels splendid,
 | SAN FRASoIsCG, Msy 2S.-The Chiei of Police to-day received 6 dispatch from an officer in San Antonio stating | that be was CD the way here with Big Bertha" and her HccOmplIce William Stanley, the confidence operators who | swindled a number of prominent people here some mOntbs sgo.
 | SAN FRANCISCO, May 2S -Is has Ei last been settled that the Lick observa- tory will be transferred from the care | of the Lick trustees to the R gents ol the State Un,veisity CD Friday after | noon.
 WAsH1SaroS, May 2S.-Senstor Frye from the committee on commerce, n re- porting back tho hsrbor appropriation | bill sad the report Of the committed would not be ready for week. -s.. Discussion then saSgearoetween Jones or ATfeFds aud Stewart, of Nevada, ! '6ver some remsrks which the latter made on Saturday touching the acton | of the attorney general m cerssIn mai ters among thera that of land titles m | California, Stewart sent to the clerk | | desk for the letter to the President from Gov. Waterman representing that | litigation m OsliiornIs regarding land claims had been going on for 40 years He declared that there was DO outrage in the whole history Of the stGte ike that of re-openIpg such litigation.
 The senate then in executive session | with open doors agreed without division l to the resolution that the injunction oi the Secretary be removed from all the proceedings of the senate in reference | to the fisheries treaty with great Britain now under consideration. Adjourned. | WAsHIsGroS, Msy 2S.-A bill was in. troduced by Chesdle. of Indisns, and referred for retiring soldiers and sailors
 who have been wounded m battle sftci | 2I years servlce in the civil service.
 The house in committee of the whole then considered sixty ci the no pages of the legislative, executive and judicial appropriation bill, after which Town send. of Illinois. from the committee oI military affairs, reported an army Rp propristion bill which vBs referred tC | to the committee of the whole. Ad iourned.
 WAsHisaroS, Msy 29.-The favorable turn in Genl Sheridans condition con tinues having passed s very comfortable nigh. and Mrs. Sheridan and physloiaE
 are encoursgsdthough sill spprehensive of & sudden change. The Bulletin ls
 sued by Gen1 Sheridsn's phys'7isns G'
 ten o'clock states that the favorable cor
 dition noted in last evenings bulletin continues and that there IS even slighI
 Al 3 o'clock Col. Blunt sad Genera
 Sheridan's condition was still favorable
 He is sleeping quietly.
 An air Of cbeerfulnees sbout the men
 bers of the Sheridan household this
 morning indicated better thEn words
 that there had been a decided change for the better in the sick soldiers cOndi tion. The sttensRnt5 stated the ps;ienl
 WAS doing splendIdly and everything
 seemed be more favorable. There vert
 the usual member of callers during th,
 morning. At noon 1t was reported fro
 the sick chamber that the favorable cot
 ditious had been fully maintained.
 WAsHISGTos. May 29.-The senate
 vent in executive session with OpeI
 doors and proceeded with consideration
 of the fisheries trestIss. Seus'or MorghI
 asked leave to make motion but seoa
 tor Frye who was speaking on the fish
 cries bill declined to give way and there
 opon Morgan give notice that upon con
 ciusion of Frye's remarks he would mov'
 a postponsmen. of the pill till December | Frye spoke until 2:40, when reces
 was taken. Ope Of hrs last remarks va
 that the treaty was the most disgrncefu
 bumiliating, and cowardly surrende
 that the American republic had eve
 made in its whole history. not excepting
 the treaty of ISIS.
 WKLLsvnLE, \. Y., May 29.-Twent!
 business blocks were unrooted and th Baptist church badly damaged here yes
 terdsy afternoon, but only two or thre, persons were injured. The heavy rsii
 added to the damage and windows wer
 broken by the hundreds. The stOrr swept violently east ward through h : nth ern New York, filling trees and dolnI
 general damage Churches and severs buildings were wrecked a, AllentoEi 4. ar hA