Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-09-22


 postal laws through the mails from post ofhce department had been guilty of any such act.
 WAsHISGToY, September lS.-About fifteen ladies headed by Mrs. Ellen Foster, President of WomeD's Christian Temperance Union, appeared before the Senate subcommittee on tariff this morning. Mrs. Foster addressed the committee eloqusptly and at considers- ble length on advantages women have in this country ID way of earning living ss compared with European coun- tries and attribute 1t .o protective tariff. She then introduced the ladies with her who she sad were operatives in cloth and other mills in New England and New York. They were women who had worked in England and other European countries and were not slow in declaring the vastly superior conditions of life which they were able to secure in this country.
 WASHINGTON, September l9.-WhIte, of Indiana, favored the adoption of the conference report on the amendment 10 the sundTy civil appropriation bill and making further provision for the new congressional library building. Hol- man, Of Kentucky, and Adams opposed the report, although the latter exppres- sed his willingness to vote S1000000 to erect 6 suitable building for library. The vote on agreeing to the conference report resulted in yeas 67; nays n. No quorum.-Alo1rned.
 The passage of the Chinese exclusion bill by the senate WAS duly announced 10 the house immediately after the de- feat of the motion to recoDsider. The act was enrolled and signed by the pres ideat of the senate yesterday, and the clerk of committee on enrolled bills took 1t last night over to the house, but that body hsd adjourned and there was no one to receive it, SO it remained in the custody of the senate committee one night. At quarter before one o'clock to- day the enrolled bill duly signed ready for transmission 10 the president was delivered to the proper officers of the House.
 SAN FRANCISCO Sept. l9- Best < Belcher, 36O. Crocker, 0S0; Chollar, 2 70; Con. Virginia, 9.37; Confidence HOO; Gould < Curry. 270; Hale & Norcross, 1 25.; Locomotive. .05; Peer, fl. Peerless, 1.70; Potosi, 255; Ophir, 5.7j; Savsge, 2S5; Sierra Nevada, 310. Unlon Cou.. 325: Yellow Jacket. 400
 Los ANGELES, Sept. I9.-Ihe session of the Sovereign Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows this morning was degoted so ap- pealS from subordinate grand lodges on fine points 10 the order work and action on reports of committees. q large num- beI of Odd Fellows went on the evening train to Pasadena where c reception will be held.
 WAsHISGToS, September l9.-StewRrt speaking on the tariff question main lained that the south needed protection more than toe north. The union of the sixteen southern states cBilsd the solId south, lJ2 votes, with agents of bond holders and [ reign manufacturers lOcst- ed ID New York, BrnoklyB sid adjacent places for the purpose of overwhelming the votes in New York, New Jersey and Connecticut and adding 5l votes to the solld south Is unnatural, unpstriotic and in the interests of England as against the United States and has no. the eX- cuse which the cotton planters of the south during the times of slavery urged AOA OPkOCAIk hANNNNsAOl AO A1AuC ALA lectures.
 Among the bills taken from the cal endar and passed wss senate bill tO ac- cept and ratify the agreement of Mey l4th, 1880, submitted by Shoshones and other Indians of Fort Hall and other reservations. Adjourned. Stewart next addressed the sennte expressing his views directly opposite to those put forward by Jonos and de. clsrirg that existing stsgnstion and depression in prices did not result from tariff but from demonitIzsiion of silver. COLUMBUS, O., Sertember 19.-This being lawyers day at the centennial, a l meeting of members of the bar wgs held m the auditorium, Judge Thur man presiding. Letters ot regret were received from Chief Justice Fuller and | Gen. Ben. Harrison.
 BosTOS. Sept. l9.-It is rlmored ths. John l.. Sullivan, the pugiliIt is critical ly i'll to-day. His mother and priest have been sent for to come io Crescent | Bay where he now Is.
 CHICAGO, Sept. 20.-Gener,l RcsecrsDs was elected president of tie society of | the Army ot the OumoeTland.s CHICAGO, September l9.-The Line teenth annual reunion of the army of ,he Cumberland met here to-day and 150 were present. General Rosecrans presided.
 At the meeting held in Central Music | Hall this evening, Gen. Alser delivered a euloRy on General Sheridan. review ing events of his life. He said: "He was @ resolute man and hs command soon learned the fac. tist unless in l camp, two parties were in cOnstsn; danger, the enemy and themselves He was always genIsl and essil, approached. except in battle, when his whole nature seemed changed, 0nd woe 70 the man who crossed his path whle the fight was on"
 Sheridan never lost battle and sell don made sn attsck that vas not sue cessful and no enemy's hest WAS ever hurled upon his commanl but to be broken"
 JACKsoSvILLE, Sept. I9-The official report for twenty-four hous shows 13C new cases of fever, making the total 50 far reported 1923. Fourteen deaths to- day.
 NEW YORK, Sept. 2O.-scme surprise was manifested yesterday 1t the navy yard ca receipt by tteiocmuBudeIl fithe cruiser Boston of orCers for the vessel Co be ready for sea within ten days. It is said that the destination Is the coast of l Central America. This is ooked upon ss significant coming almost simul- tsueously with appearance of an order from Secretary of Treasury command. ing all officers Of customs to see to il that all cargOes of Costa Rics vessels entering United States pets are sub iected to discrimination Gn.y, in view of certain GIscriminstions against the United States vessels by Gotta Rics.
 WAsHISaroS, Sept. 20-Burns of Mo souri ca led up the conference report of sundry civil appropriation biil snd the house refused, 32 to f, S agree to it. Psyson of Illinois moved he house ID. sist upon a disagreement tC the amend ment of the senate relstivfilo the libra " building.
 NISSEAPoLIs, Sept. 20.-W. C.. Han lev, commission dealer O the firm oI Peterson and Hanley was arrested about midnight on warrant charging him with stealing fifteen shousad bushels oI what from the Minneapolis Union Ele. |