Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-04-21
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 trodUced a bill prohibiting the imports- lion of Chinese lsborers into the United States. The main provisions of the bill are similar to those contained n the new Chinrse treaty, Act 82 IS repesled.
 A conference report was submitted upon the bill authorizing the President to s-r4n2s a conference between tne Uniled States and the South end C'n- trsl American republics, Hsyti, 5 ID Do- miDgo and Brszll. Agr' ed to.
 A 6lll to create d board Of aroltrstlon for Inc settlement of controversies ana diff rene ,s between interstate common carriers and their employees was D. sidered in the committee ot the whole After considerable debate the section which provides for the appointment by the President of hoard of arbitration, was amended by substituting the word, commissioners" for "arbitrstors" and ''dec sion" for ''Rward." The house sd- JOurned.
 The subcommittee of the house com mittee on education decided to report to & full committee the substitute for the Blair educational bill as passed by the senate. The substitute provides for the use of the money realized from the sale of public lsnds, not to exceed eight millions inl any one year, be used for educational purposes. The money to be distributed among the states m propor- lion 70 the numbe1 of persons of scholar istlc Hge.
 WARRINGTON, April 1s.-Tbe Presi- dent vetoed the bill for the relief of Major Danlel Bash, pay master of the United States army. The object of the bill was to release Bash from all liabili- ties to the government for tue loss of ST36O insrusted to him for the payment of troops The President says that the dir ct aud immediate cause of the loss Wgs inc commission on the part of the paymsster of the plsiDest and most vlncsd ttat public interests would be of bills were introduced.
 SEATTLE, April lS.-A rich find of cop per ore was mad5 at Point Discovery yesterday. A vein eight feet thick wss found.
 BERLIN, Apr ] lS-Ths condition of the Emperor has changed for the worse and his life Is consi lered in danger,
 NEW ORLEANS, April 1S.-The demo cratic ticket, with Nichols for governor, was elected by from 25,0OO to 5000 ma iOrity.
 LONDON, AprIl l9.-Tne funsSsl fl Mathew Arnold to took plsce st Latham, to-day, his bir;h place.
 DAYTON, O., Aprll I9.-The Rspubli- can Convention adopted a platform to- day which presents the nans Ot John Sherman as em'nertiy qualified for the office of president, and tbe OhIp dele gates to the National Convention are instructed Co use all honorable means to secure his termination.
 Daniel J. Ryan vRs nominated for Secretary ot State, aEd Judge K. r. Bradley f,r Supreme Court Judge. GOveroner FCrsker, Ex-GLvernOr Chas. Foster, McKiDney and Ben. Butler were chosen delegates at large to the Chicago convention.
 NEW ORLEANS, April l9.-The Times, democratic, estimates the majority of Nichols, (dem.i for governor, iu the state at 65,OOO, us far ca heard from, Hls ma lrrIty ID this city IS 27,O0O. The Young Mems Democratic ticket in this city IS elected by from 5000 to 10000 majority.
 
 NEW YORK, April I9.-The body of ex- Senator OunklIng was placed ID a basket about noon today. There were few CEilrTs but many telegrGms of cOndOl- ence received. A committee of 9 to be sppCinted by the Common Council of Ut!cs, will arrive tomorrow to attend the funeral, aud vill act as an escort to the remains during the journey to tbat place.
 CHICAGO, AprIl l9.-Whest. cash, Sl; May, l3li; June, 234 cash, 65l4 May 6; June, 5l4,
 PARIS, April l9-The streets ss noon are lined with police, and bodies of troops are held under arms, in order to prevent any riOtCus demonstration upon the occasion of Boulanger taking nIs seat in the chamber to-day.
 CNcIySATr, O.. April 19.-SoDe four hundred mon employed m about dozen breweries. have struck to-day on the re- fusal Of the manufacturers to negotiate with the brewers unIon ID regard to differences.
 PHENIx, A, T., April I9 The Herald publishes an iilmiZed stat meut Oi the Territorial Immigration commissioner. Cameron H. King, Gs cn file ct the Of- fee f the Territorial Auditor. The published accounts show corrupt ad- mInis,rGtiDn of the affair of that office and 1t is claimed that the publication Vill resul. in a thorough investigation. It sl=o publishes sn account of tie con a,.i0u of affairs in the Territorial asy- luu pad states that the inmates have re- celyed harsh treatment Hs ths hands of the iupeTihtendents.
 LONDON, April 19.-The following q spatch rom Berlip, was received by the the Exchange telegraph Co. this after noon. The condition of Ihe Emperor is less tavorsb bie. He IS losing strength and the general belief ia his approach IDg death Is gaining ground.
 BERLIN. April 19 According to trust worthy information grave fears are en- tertaIued of speedy and fatal end of the Emperors disease. IL is spprehended at ms present condition that death will ensue within tEe week.
 WAsHINGToN, April 19.-Tha causus of Democratic senators held this morn ing tO hear Senator Morgan upon the fisheries treaty questi6n-ihat Is to con- slider it in open session, decided adverse ly by small majority. The statement expressed was favorable to sB immedi. ate consideration of the treaty and to use the best fxertioas of the democrats for Its ratification.
 WAsInNGroS, April l9.-In the senate to-dsy, H ar introduced a resolutivn providing that during The cunsiderati1b of the fisheries trC aty in secret session, the otiicl,l reporter shsll take a report of the debates and Tn this way be made | public If tbe senate sees it tU 70 order. ! Ite resolu ion was referred 10 the com mIttee on foreign relaIons.
 Al the cOncluslcn of the morning busi- | cess the Dskots bill was taken up and | Plumb took the floor in its support
 The boU-e has postponed further con slderatIOn of the tariff bill until next | Tuesday and IS Gow considering the h. | dian app ropriatiOn bill
 ST LOUIS, April 19.-The jury in the suit of David 5. Fr0thiDghsm vs. Adams | Eyureag ('O for 6amaOa for falaa in,Dri