Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-03-10


 officers and men that thIs re-arrause-
 mens, while inereaeing the efficiency O.
 the corp, wiil result ID a De. annual say.
 OOO. U WAsHISGroS, March 2.-Raudall, from
 the committee on rules, reported 6 reso-
 luton pFoyiii for an evening session
 every Friday, for the consideration of
 private pensions and political disability ls bills, Resolution adopted.
 'i The Omnibus bill providing for the ', payment of thirty odd claims for sur- n Piies to the army during the war wss o dismissed.
 e In ooEmItlee of the whole. Lee, of '' Virginia, offered an amendment appro- priatlng S2DOo0 for the rrliet of the ' fiotestan. Episcopsl TheOiosical Sem mary and High School Of Vlrgluis. U adopted after yigorous opposition from
 "A number of members on the grounds r. that I. established dangerous prece- t dent The bill WIS then agreed to and 6 and reported to the house.
 ' LONDON. March 2-Ofisial nows has
 been received that Owing to the coDdi- !; ton ot the Grown Prince, Lord Cham heflain had been instructed b. the Qneen to be prepared Go postpone her
 i.Vee aud draviDR room reception on
 the shortest notice.
 g BosroS, March 2-Tbo Commercial 5 Builo.l1 wlii announce tomorrow the } formation of stock company in this 3 city which expects ;a control the entire sorghum CT D of the country through } the use of a new patent process. LONDON, March 2-rhe French
 schooner Fieur de Ia Nor bs- foundersd
 of the isisnd 0: Csyeuue. Sixty pas
 seu2ers were drowned.
 WAsHIs oToy. March 2-The house committee Uu Pacific railroads resumed the consideration oi the Ol'hwaIte;Pa-
 citic Railroad Bill this morning. I. is expected tnGt the committee will be pre- ! pared to report i.g dehbeFaiions 10 few weeks. CHICAGO, March 2-Ii was learned at | the headquarters C' the brotherhood of I locomotive 'ngInee!s to-day that unless | the Nortaws stsrn aud St. Psul. On csgn | S Alton and Chicago sld Illinois roads | ceased aiding tEe Burlington road In iheir Passeugsr business 9 1t is claim ed they have been doing. a strike will he l f.NANt N-a NAA f'-- A-4@aA AAnla NN-u44EAuH ttrnOon. 4 conference of the officials of the rOsis mentioned will be held to- | morrow.
 BUTTE, MoUNI., March This morn i5g at GOlu.nIsh nine. Walkerville, ihres miners were decendIng A shaft 2l5 | feet iR depth ID bnckes and when with ID dity feet Oi tas bottom the wire cable | broke and inc men yluBgad To the bot ;7m aud Were instantly killed. A cOrO- ueE's jury ezhOEorsted the mining com Psny.
 VALLEJO, Msr,h 2-kane and Lumney, victims of lls recent steamer disaster, Were buried to-day. The process of | rs!s.Dg the sieGmer continues. The body nt man named Pspsyitch was found to day, this nans hss not yet appeared on | any list of 'h1se los. and 10 is supposed others Tot now knovn of will be found. T. B now kown that tbere were sixteen widows and forty orphans made by the expiC sion O. ihs ferry boat "Julis.'
 CHICAGO, March In a long state ment gwen ont Q, Chief Arthur Of the Locomotive Brotherhood to night, be says the men are nos striking tO compel the road to pay them for services they don't perform nor do they demand the ConRhll No GlHu lItt EurrtN AtAI AuClf | | relatives. The main issue IS that the C., E. X Q. shall pay the same wages for the same work that is paied by ninety per cent. of all the railways in the United States. This is almost the only question st issue. There IS TO possible way ID which they can recede from their de- mAnds on the question of wages except at a sacrifice to their entire OrgaDIZatiOn
 WASHINGTON, March 2-The commit tee on public lands today considered | the proposed amendments to the gep- ersl land foreiiure. It was agreed 10 report iavorEbly rpon the provisions fixi3g the prlce on land forfeited and opened to settlement. under the bili at !. S1.25 per acre.
 The special committee 10 which was re- ferred the report of the Pacific Railroad | Commission gave further hearing to- , day On matters relating tO its affairs. l. U. F. Commissioner Anderson addressed the commission explaining substantially . as he had previously explained to !he house committee the provisions Of the COMMISSIONS till. .
 MILWAUKEE, March A Are this morning destroyed the candy factory of ( J. Ferneckes S Bros. and badly dam , aged several adjoining houses. Total [ loss upwards of two hundred thousand ! dollars. q
 DENVER, March Prot Cassidy, of ? the Colorado State Rgrlcul;ursl College | st Fort Collins, made a report 70 thst [ institution on the results of tobacco . growing in this state for the past two [ years. Eighteen varieties were FroEn, i all ripsned before tbe end of August. The Professor concludes that any variety ] can be grown hcTo and tine Fesul. will be $ a superior quality. 3
 SANTA FF, March 2-Twe1ty-six cases t of alleged illegal fenciUg of public do- U msin against ihe Pfair CliileC C., ;. W. a Dorsey. A. O. Hsdiey, J. F Temple. CimArron and DCbCque Cattle CO., Gnd a others, were dismissed to-day. n
 ROME, March 2-To-5gy was cele- | brated the snoivesssry oi the coronation ot tue Pope. His Holiness, replyirg to 9 con yratulationG in the sacred college of i convsntes, n aD animated speech on his [ position, which, he said, wa- unhears5le, b as no arrangements ~ith the Italian government was possible until the irde- q pendsnce Of the parHcy was restored. Q
 CHICAGO. March 2.-The opening of Z. the lhonth of March v7s sigualized by a bowling blizzard along ,he lake country. The storm beinE one Cf the worst ever !, known in this section. All railroads in northern Michigan ara blockaded and ID the vicinity ct ': Pan! and elsewhere. 1, h Minnesota a siGlIisr state oi affairs IS experienced. A number oi trains have been snovrl uo and ar5 waiting for blows to relieve them.
 LONDON, March 3-T~o fleece mills Ii at Keiyhly have been destroyed by fire. | Loss. three buodfej and twenty five e thousand pounds. O
 LoSD7S. March 3-A dispatch from d Tama,ave says a burricsue has devasts- ted that town. Eleven vessels were U wrecked and twenty persons killed.
 LOUISVILLE, Ky, March 3.-In the U, s. District Court this morning Judge Barr remapded the West Virgins 2ris- oners, the Ha;felds. Co the charge otthe . Pike county officials. This Is a victory 2 for the state of Kentucky.
 NEW YORK. March 3.-Hon. Joseph I