Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-05-12

txtendtd q to President DIsz and wife to
 be present at tbe capitol dedication next
 week. Dgsz after expressing regret al
 being unable tO attend, informed Gov ernor Ross that General Enrique would
 ai,end the celebration as hls personal
 representative. military commission.
 ar vill also be present consisting of three
 high ofiicis 8 and 8 band of music.
 UTICA May 9-The will of Roscoe
 Conknng wss probsted to-day. It be
 queaths all his property to his vile and
 her heirs and appoints her sole exscu-
 GOT.
 | WASHINGTON. May 9.-After the pas
 sage of several bills Of minor importance
 .he house went into committee of the
 whole On the tariff question. Warren of California made a speech in opposition
 90 the bill. addressing himself more es-
 oecIAlly to the free lumber clause of th -
 measure. He states the labor engaged ln the manufacture of lumber on the | Pacific coast was inclusively we'll paId American labor, and the placing of lum
 OCT ou the free list would ruin this in dustry by bringing 1t in 70 . mpe iti n | with that atmsnufsctufed m in British Col umbia where the labor was performed oy Chinsm-n. He also declared the raj
 sin industry O California would be oes-
 .royed If the duty on raisins was reduc-
 ed a. proposed by the bI | Passing to the consideration of the borsx interests, he referred to the rapid growth of that | industry since the tariff had been placed
 on borsx in 1883, the pending bill pro- posed to place borsx on the free lis, and the effect of this proposition was that
 the great firm of Wm. T. Coleman had
 been compelled to suspend.
 Hooker of Mississippi, spoke in favor | If the tariff bill, and Howk of Tenr essee followed with a speech against is. Wise of Virginia also favored it. Kennedy of Ohio denounced the democratic party
 ss one of free trade. Other speeche>
 were made by Brutelle of Maine and
 Brynum of Indiana. The committee
 then arose and the house adjourned,
 The house committee on sppropris-
 tiops to-day resolved to report bill sp- propristing three and half million dol
 lars to meet deficiencies in the spprc-
 pristion for the payment of army pen
 siOns during the remainder of the pre-
 sent fiscal year.
 BooA, Cal. May 9.-Wm. Reyes and
 John Pritou had few words last eyen- ing and Reyes struck Priton with a pis-
 tol, after which the men olInched and Reyes fired. The bullet entered Priton', breast, passing through his left lung and infiictinR 6 mortal wound. He is dying and Reyes IS under arrest.
 wAsHsaroS. May 9.-The senate has passed the unesrned land grant forfeit ure bill, Among the bills reported from the committee and placed on the oalen- dsr was tho senate bill for an appoint ment Of commission to select a site tor a naval station on the F. cific coast.
 Sherman, from the committee on for eign relations, reported back adversely the resolution offered by Riddleberger for the consideration of the isheres treaty ID open session.
 The senate resumed the consideration | of the railroad land forfeiture bill and | minor amendments were adopted and | the bill passed without division. The bIll declares as forfeited 10 the United | States all lands granted by any stste to | aid m the construction of railroads op- p0sIte to and conterminOus with @ por- iion Of such railroads ss now completed | and in operation. for the construction or | benefit of which the land had heretofore | been granted,
 ALBANY, May Ex-Governor Hill and | staff were present at the memorial ser vices in honor of the late ex United | States Senator, Roscoe Conkling, which | were held this morning. Colonel h. gersol Tn delivering the eulogy said | OOnklInR earned and held proud posi- 'Ion in public hOughis. His name is known aud honorsd by millions of his fellow men. In the presence of death a good man judges ss be would be judged; m the grave should be buried all preiu- dices and passions of conflict.
 FORr SHAW, Mont, May 9.-Lste last night soldier named Brown, belonging to company K, Third Infantry, while on his way to the guard house for some offence, broke away'from the sergeant m whose custody he was, and ran to the river bank over which he jumped. The height IS sbout twenty-five feet down into tue rIver bottom, snd 1t is supposed be was drowned, though bis body has not yet been recovered.
 SAS FRASCIsco, May g. Bes, & Belcher, AGO: Crocker. 1 35; Ohollar. 4.35; Con. Virginia, II co; Confidence, B %; Gould S Curry. AGO; Hale & NorcrOss, 73S.; Locomotive, 80; Peer, 1.95, Peerless, 2.40; Potosi, 4l5; Opbir. : 75; Savage, 95 Sierra NeysGs, 395; UnIon Con-, 3 60; YelloE Jacket. GAO. Con. Va. 90.
 NEW YORK May 9.-At 6 meeting of the South Pennsylvania Railroad stock holders to-day, twelve millions three hundred thousand of stock out of th, 1fteen millions was represented, sud 1t Was unanimously agreed to go s1Asd with the work of reorganization and re- 
 WAsHNGroS May 9.-The President 'ent 10 the senate to day the nomina lons Of Ro Jert B. Roosevelt of New York, to be minister resident to the Meth ! 'rlsuds, and Lawson B. Moore of Texas, O be consul at Lyons
 ALBANY May 9,-Amos Fl. Tyler of r Bath on Hudson, a salesman, shot and stslly wounded Dr. ", F. Gilroy, 6 6 entist, this morning under sensational  BAN FRAScIsoo, May 9.-Three assign rents we're filed in the office of the ounty recorder to-day. The assigning a Irms being those of the Meridian BorsI )o., Harmony Borax O., and the Cali ornIa Chemical Co. The assignee be- az A. L. Tubbs. The property of the ompsDy consists of borsx land in Inyo nd San Bernsrdino counties, and the ssignments are the offshoots of that lsde by Wm. T. Coleman & Co. CD iondsy. Mir. Coleman stated to-day hat these properties were part of the 'sets of the house and were assigned to 'nbbs 10 prevent any conflict between be companies and the other interests lvolved
 LEXINGTON, Ky. May 9.-Colonel A. l. Swope and Crl, O. Goodtoe, promi. ent republican leaders oi the state. let in the lobby of the Phernia hotel esterdsy, and Svope denounced Good 'e as 8 liar and scoundrel ard at inc ime time threw off his coat The ho- l was crowded with strangers at the ma, and GOodtoe said. This is no lace to have a settlement" and no ouble ensued. The sfTsIr grew ont n, sreech made st the state republican invention. There are rumors that lel will follow.
 CHICAGO, May l0.--Officer Martin Mo- D w6s shot m several places and q,